The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
OBITUARY.


\ telegram was received yesterday from
New York conveyeing the sad Intelligence
of the death OF Mrs. Colonel John Nc
Anerncy AT her home. in that city. Mrs.
McAnerncy had been IN the best OF health,
apparently up % last Saturday night.
when she was stricken with ptfaly SIS.
She fingered until yesterday afternoon dt
o'clock. when she passed away.
Mrs. McAnerney who was I'm her forty
ninth year. Was "a daughter OF the late
William Marshall. and ere l,-sfhhd-
daughter OF Bishop Moore. She was
sister of Mr. William Marshall Mrs. tHz-
neau McLead. and Miss Alice Marshall.
of this city. and Mrs. Paul McPhail, or
Randolph. Charlotte county. She also had
many other relatives throughout the
State. -
10 Colonel John McAnerncy, VINO COM
manded the local battalion during the
war. He removed TO New YORK immeNl-
atoIy after the surrender, aud was very
successful In business. being at preseh,
the president of the Seventh National
Bank OF that city. Eight children -FOUR
boys and four girls-were the result OF
the union.
Mrs. McAuornoy was one Of the noted
beauties OF the State. and maturity de-
tracted nothing from her personal attrac-
tiveuess I'm addition TO this "a rare love
Illness of character made her exceedingly
popular with a wide circle OF friends.
The funeral arrangements have NOT YET
New York
Mr.. George kennoa.
Mr.. George Konnon. who died In Denver.
Coll April H. 1891. was "a distinguished
young Nirgnian. He was civil engineer
of great prominence.
His grandfather was Or. George Terry
Kennon. United States navy. on one side
and Or. Edward Fisher on the other
lie was also a nephew OF Commodore BeN-
erley Kounon. United States navy.
IFS father was the tate Nllilam tthll
Kenuon. who was tobacco Inspector az
Shockoc Warehouse in the city OF KEN
moud. Va for "a great number OF years
His many friends and the friends or nus
father viii Dee greatly distressed az the
sad announcement
Charles +. Bnllington.
Mt Charles T.. Burlington died Wcdncs-
day at the residence of bis mother. 'p'
west Cary street I'm the thrty-irst year
of his age The remains Will be- taken
TO Philadelphia this morning for inter-
ment
John II Anderson.
Mr. John III. Anderson died at l1tW
o'clock yesterday morning af nus RESI- nee
IN Church HILL Tie rly resided in
Essex county whence IBIS remains VIII
Doe carried to-day at noon Tor nt'fment.
Rev. r. =. Norris.
s. Norris until recently pastor of iiar-
ford Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
died suddenly yesterday n the yard Of
his home 30 north Charles street
Mr. Norris WIS son of the late Tho
mas Norris. of Lancaster county Va.
who died in 1850. Ills mother was Eliza
Ruckle. daughter OF John Ruckle. prom
incnf merchant of Baltimore and
stauuch Methodist The son was born in
Richmond Va. March %. 1885. When
thirteen years OF age De- was converted
at the old white Marsh campground' IN
Balls Wood Lancaster county. Va. He
came 20 Baltimore in 1870 and learned
the trade of "a carpenter lie at first
connected himself with the Eutaw-Street
church. but later transferred 20 Fayeitc
street Church and became sunday
school teacher aud class leader. His en-
ployer made him his clerk and gave him
charge OF his books Meanwhile he WAS
preparing himself for the ministry.
lie was licensed 10 preach by recon-
rneudation OF the quarterly conference n
Favette-S street Church and Ia the srrlrg
Of 1850 was received into the Baltimore
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal