The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
DfMTsE or MK. a. l.. CROUCH. 4
CANAAN, SOLDIER ESTERDAi.
The Funeral of Mrs. ID. Charles Macgl
to Take Place Mt 10 O'Clock This
Morning-Osher Funerals,

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Mexican and civil wars. and long a prom
inont member Of Il. L. Lee Camp, No.
!. Confederate Veterans. d.ed at $40
o'clock yesterday orning, aged seventy
five years.
Mr.. Crouch had been In ill-health for
some time. but was only taken serious
Iy sick about ten days ago. His death
was due principally to age. and the grad
ual wearing out OF his constitution.
a. l.. Crouch was born February p
1872. at the corner of Fourth and Frank
| lin streets, in the house now occupied by
Major y. A. Brander. lie spent the early
portion Of his life in this city, and upon
attaining his majority went to Mobile,
Ala. where. upon the breaking out Of
the Mexican war he enlisted in COM
many under the command OF Captain Des-
sha.
FOUGHT FOR THE SOUTH.
At the close of the struggle ne went 10
! Mississippi. and resided az Columbus,
where. when the civil war began, he was
/ among the first to enlist In the Confed-
! crate army, joining Company *, or the
| Second Mississippi Regiment He made a
good soldier, and won reputation lor
/ bravery and strict attention to duty.
/ About twelve years ago Mr.. crouch
! became o. member Of Lee camp ana
! during nearly lhe whole OF that ume was
] chairman of the Sick Committee, IN "hlch
position DC was indefaugable in his at
tentl0ns TO the veterans deDarred by SICK
/ ness from attending the camp.
/ lie leaves one brother, Or. Richard O..
| Crouch. who resides az az east Franklin
street
For the past twenty years Mr.. Crouch
| had resided i'm this city, where he en-
| i0ycd large acquaintance lie was
always called Doctor" by his old COM
rades ON account of being chairman Of
the Sick Committee Of Lee Camp.
The funeral Of Mr. Crouch Will take
place from Lee Camp Han at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, and his remains VIII
| be inferred i'm Hollywood.
| The following detail from Lee Camp IS
requested 10 be present half an hour be-
| fore the time set for the funeral: Com
| mandcr John VI. Warren, and Comrades
/ John l.. Laughton. Jr.. a. .. Peay, c. c.
| Scott. r. a. Brandcr, James u. Gray
| w. Smith Rcdford. and Fred. b. Elliott
! The honorary pail-bearers viii be
| Messrs. Hugh Blair PoWhatan Ellis, ana
! William Ellis.
FUNERAL or MRS. MACGILL.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary r. Macgill,
widow Of Dr. Charles Macgil. Of this
city. who died last Wednesday morning
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Henry
| Rosenberg. in Galveston, Texas. reach
ed Richmond at 6.fO O'Clock yesterday
evening. over the Southern railroad. The
| funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
| this morning, from st. PAU
church. Rev. Hartley Carmichael con-
Quoting the services. and the intermeut
! Will be made I'm Hollywood by the Side
Of her husband. who has slept FOR many
past I'm that beautiful cemetery.
Mrs. Macgills remains were accomra-
MED TO Richmond by her children. Mrs.
Henry Rosenberg. and Mr.. Frank Mac
Gill. of Galveston. Texas; Mr. Davidse
Macgill. of Rcidsvillc. y. c.; Dr. Charles
Maceu and wife, of Gainesville Md;
and Mr.. James Maceill, of Pulaski. lier
| Grandchildren who also came were Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Gary, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson. and Miss Lula Maceill
] Of Baltimore, Md, and Mrs. DIR. VIII
liam Chamn. of Pulaski.
Among her children and grandchildren
who are here TO attend the funeral are
her daughter. Mrs. Or. S. ID. Drewry,
OF Centralla: Dr. S. d. Drewry. her
son-ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c..
Bridges and her grandchildren Charles
~. Cooper, and Agnes Drewry Mr..
and Mrs. Oswald ogden. and Mr. ana
Mrs. O. J.. Bertrand, Of New Orleans.
la. Mrs. Dr. William d. Macgih, Of
Pittsylvania. Mrs. Graham j. Hobson.
and Leila and Conley Bridges.
Mrs. Macgin as has been stated, was
| I'm the ninetieth year Of her age. She
| leaves twenty-five grandchillieh ana ten
| REORGANIZATION.
The pall-bearers who are requested
70 meet at $3.50 this morning. at the
residence Of Colonel L. J.. Hobson, are
as follows:
Active-Alessrs william r. Trisg, Cor
hin warwick James Caskie. @. j. Lang
horne. Thomas NJ. rutherford. Ben.
Palmer. DR.. spelrs George, md John S.
| lrhy.
Honorary-Dr. J. b. McCaw DIT J. S.
Wexford. Dr. George Ben. Johnston, DR..
I.andon p. Edwards. Or. George Ross,
captain William NJ Bridges, Major Clay
| Drowry, and Colonel T.. IL Hobson
FUNERAL OF MR.. COLLINS.
The funeral OF Mr.. d. 3. Collins, who
I OlEl IllNHN III LtlllNNAf Will teA-N~ 49,
from the First Baptist church (.ev Or.
George cooper this afternoon at $50
clock. The interment al Hollywood
viii be conducted with Masonic honors.
Richmond Lodge, 80. TO- a. l.. and A. NJ,
/ OF which he was % member VIII have
charge OF tho funeral services. and that
| body and Richmond Commandery, No. p
which will act as escort TO the Blue Lodge,
| have both been called 10 meet at the
Masonic Temple, corner or Broad and
| Adams streets. at $3.50 j. NJ. The masters.
high priests, and commander Of the va
riOus Blue Lodges, chapters, and COM
maudery. with which MI Collins was
connected, have been requested 10 detail
! q member 10 act as pail-bearer. The fol-
/ lowinc, appointments have been made. and
/ the brethren Gre requested 10 assemble
| al the late residence Of the deceased. 1910
north Fifth street. at =. NJ. TO act as
/ pall-beares: j. W. Anderson, Jr.. Lodge
No. Q: w. c.. Wilkinson. Lodge No. TO-
/ r. w. Carter, Lodge No. IL; l.. VI. Taylor.
Lodge No. SO; Sol. Cutchins, Lodge No. 40,
J.. T. Mason. Lodge. No. 81; Nelson Pow
| Ell. Lodge No. 76; Alex. Campbell, Lodge
no. 207: I. w. McVeigh, Chapter No Q;
| T. s. Warren, Chapter No. A.; Goodman
| Davis, Chapter No. g; ---. Richmond
| Commandery No. 2.
Mr.. Collins was a member OF Richmond
| Lodge. No. 10. having been elected April
| Is, 1860; initiated May !. 1850; passed Au-
| gust l3. 1850; raised September 4, 1850 lie
was also member OF Lodge OF Strict OBJ
| servance. No. POI, having been one Of the
charter members when 81 was formed