The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-11-12
Obituary.

Mrs. Mary Ann Kerr, widow OF the late
james Kerr, of Baltimore, died at the home
OF her niece, Mrs. NJ. Fannie Henderson, near
Black Horse, on Thursday last, in the seven
ty-tifth year of her age. She had been in
failing health for number of years past,
during which time she had resided with her
| niece. Three sisters survive her, viz, Mes
DANES Ellen Harrison, Eliza Webb and Hannah
Scarf, all residents of Hartford county. Mrs.
Kerr had been member of Union Square,
NJ. f. church, Baltimore. She was devoted
Christian, kind and charitable, and through
all her affection, even to the end she rejoced
in her Saviour. Rev. Thomas Henderson
conducted the funeral services at the house
Oh Saturday, the remains being taken to
Baltimore for burial in the Western Cemetery.
The pail-bearers were Messrs. Joshua q.
LUcNry, William Ayres, Henry Il. Wheyler
and Daniel lilldt.
The funeral of Mr.. John ). Winkler. Jr.,
took place from the residence OF his father
John ). Winkler, Sr., near Emmorton, Oh
Friday, the interment being made at Mt.
Carmel Cemetery. The services were cou-
Quoted by Mr.. Jacob Stephenson, the C"un-
se!lor Of Loyal Council, No. 81 Jr o. l. \.
NJ, to which the deceased belonged. The
pail bearers were Messrs. David Ianway,
George Martin. John A. Heuer, Frank Bate
man, Samuel Hollingsworth and Charles
Bude. Rev. Frank k. Isaac, OBLIGATED at the
church. which was well filled with the friends
If the deceased.
Mrs. Kennedy Bay diel at the 'esdence Of
her husband near Mill Green, on Monday of
internal cancer, aged fifty-seTen years. Her
husband, two sons, Messrs. +. Ross and
Thomas e. and u daughter Miss Sallie Bay,
survive her. Her funeral took place on
Thursday, the burial being at Highland
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. James w. Michael, died at his home on
Spesutia Island on Wednesday afternoon after
an Illness OF about four weeks of typhoid
fever. He had been resident of the Island
for number of years, having charge OF the
farm belonging to Hon. Murray Nandiver.
His wife and several children survive him.
His funeral will take place on today, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Bailey died at her home near
Churchvlle on Monday of last week in the
| eigaty-sixth year Of her age, OF old age. Two
children, MIR Harrison Bailey and Miss Ava
| rila Bailey survive her. Mrs. Bailey was
sister OF Messrs. J ohm and Hosea Barnes and
| an aunt of Mrs. Martha Hanna, of Be! Air.
She was 4 consistent Christian and one of
| the oldest members of the Churchvlle Presby
| terrain church. Her funeral took place on
| edLesday, the burial being at Rock Run NJ.
E. Cemetery, the services being conducted at
the house by Rev. :. Z. WATSON.
Mrs Abigail Scarborough, died on Sunday,
| Nov. 18th, at the residence of her daughter,
| Mrs. Jacob Bailey, Scarboro, in the seventy
ninth year of her age. She had been In fail
| ing health for several months. Her husband,
Mr.. L. Albert Scarborough died many years
ago. Five children survive her. They are
| Mrs Emeline Bailey, of York, Pa; Hartman
H. Scarborough, f. l.. Scarborough, Mrs.
Jacob Bailey and Mrs. Frank Trout. She was
buried on Tuesday, the interment being at
the Friends Burying ground at Broad Creek.
Rev. Kemper Bocock conducted the services,
assisted by A. Haviland Hull. The bearers
were H. s Hull, Corbin Grafton, John Pyle,
Wesley Pyle, Melvin Scarborough and John
| Stokes.