The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-04-30
Obituary..

| Obituary.
| Mr. John Boyd died at Havre de Grace on
| Thursday and was buried in the NJ. f. GENE
| terry at North East, Cecil county, on Sunday
| afternoon. He was seventy-six years of age
and left five sons and two daughters, all of
whom are adults.
Mr.. William Curry, died at the residence of
| Mr.. Alexander Campbell, Bel Air on Sunday,
after long illness of consumption, in the
| sixty-sixth year of his age. He was native
of Dublin district having BEEN born near
| Allibone, and was very well known. He was
union soldier and received a pension, an
increased pension having been granted to him
day or two before his death He left no
family. He Was a half-brother of Mr.. b. f.
Calder.
Mr., A. Smith Ede, died at his residence at
Halls Corners, New York, on Friday, April
10th, at an advanced age. He was an uncle
of Mr.. Arthur s. Edie, of NorrisviIle
Mr.. j. ?. Clarke, of Boston, aged sixty lone
years, died at HaVre de Grace on Sunday, of
heart disease. lie came to this county last
fall and made his home at the Hartford House.
The remains were taken to Boston on Tuesday
by his widow and son, Mr.. Joseph 2. Clark
Mrs. Sallie Rutledge died at her residence
near Shane, on Friday Of pneumonia. She
was about thirty-two years of age and leaves
her husband, Mr.. Jehu Rutledge and one
young daughter. Her funeral took place on
Monday, the interment being made at the
Catholic Cemetery at New Freedom, Pa
Mrs Rutledge was a most estimable lady and
will be sincerely lamented.
Mrs. RachehPrce Parker, widow of the
late Robert Parker of Hartford county, died
at Enfield, Prince Williams county, Virginia,
on April 22d aged lightweight years
Sarah Ann Scarborough, widow of the late
Sedgewick Scarborough died April Sth 1897
at the residence of her daughter Mrs. A. F.
Meeker, of Franklin, Ohio, aged rs years,
10 months % days. She was twice married.
First to Henry W. Kuch, who after brief
married life died, leaving her with five small
children. In 1850 she married Sedgewick
Scarborough, to them was born five children,
two sons and three daughters. Mr. Scarbor-
ough died in 1890 aged so years. Mrs Scar
borough was member of the NJ. L. Church
at the time of her death, and left the priceless
heritage of a good name. More than two
years ago she was seriously injured by fall,
but she lived on till the end was FASTENED BY
a stroke of paralysis
Herbert Martin a young son of Mr.. J.
Polk Martin, residing near Lapidum died on
Wednesday last. after long Illness. He had
been removed to the hospital in Baltimore
but not being benefited by the treatment re-
turned to his home, where he died. He was
buried at Centre NJ. Z. church, Forest Hill
on Friday. Rev. Harry ID. Mitchell, of Bal
timore, officiated assisted by Revs. l.. Elmer
Dutton, Osborne Belt and Frank r. Isaac
lie was about twenty-five years of age and
highly esteemed.
Mr.. John NJ. Dorsey died at his home near
Fort Haleck, Nevada, on Sunday, April 18th,
in the seventy-second year Of his age. He
was born at Elkridge, Md, and formerly re-
sided in Bel Air.
Rev. William e. Stull died at his residence
at Forest Hill on Thursday in the forty sixth
year of his aye after long illness Of consump
ton. He was anative Of New Jersey and came
to Hartford and served for six years as
pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church, near
Madonna. His health failing him, he resign
ed his charge. After spending some time in
Florida he accepted call as pastor in that
state. Continued i'll health compelling him
to resign that charge also, lie returned to
Hartford. He also went to Colorado without
benefit. lie was man of ability and popu-
lar as preacher. He LIFT widow and sew
en- children. His funeral will take place
on Monday next, the burial being at Bethel.