The aegis & intelligencer., 1898-03-11
Obituary.

Miss Keziah Elliott, died at the home of
her brother, Mr.. James Elliott, near White
Hall, on Saturday, aged about seventy three
years.
Mr.. John Webster Hines, eldest son of Mrs.
Anna NJ. and the late William NJ. Hines, died
on Sunday, of consumption at the residence
OF his mother, in Baltimore, aged twenty-one
years. The remains were brought to Bel Air
on Wednesday and buried at Rock Spring
Cemetery. Services were held at Emmanuel
Church. Rev. X. A. Castleman, rector of the
church ofllciated, the pail bearers being Alex.
NJ. Fulford, Jr., p Moores Maynadier, Bond
Boarman, Walter Finney, DIR. Z. Hall Rich
ardson, and DR.. Harry j. Boyd.
The funeral of Mr.. George Lennon, whose
death was announced in our last issue took
place on Friday from his late home near
Madonna. The interment was made in tie
cemetery attached to Bethel Presbyterian
Church. Rev. w. Albert Price, pastor of the
church oficiated, the pail bearers being
Messrs David Wilson, b. Frank Cathcart, j.
Thomas Cathcart, Nicholas Watt, Il. Granville
Hughes and James e. Turner. Mr.. Lennon
lGIG as Survivors, Alo MluO" ahu iOui ShiiNA Sh
Holmes, Cleveland and Andrew Lennon and
Miss Estelle Lennon. He was a worthy
citizen and his loss will be felt in the neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Mary Stonerider, widow of the late
Herman Stonerider, died at the home Of hel
daughter, in Baltimore, on Thursday aged
eighty-two years. Her remains were brought
| to Havre de Grace, of which city she had beer
a resident for several years, on Saturday, and
inferred in st. Patrick's cemetery. Three
| children survive her. Mrs. Anna Leffier, OF
| Havre de Grace is sister of the deceased.
Mrs Jemima j. Treadwsy, wife Of Mr.
John N. Treadway, died on Sunday at her re
| sidence near Norrisville of paralysis aget
| about ffty-two years. She was stricken with
the disease on Saturday evening, February
| 18th, being found unconscious at the entrance
| to the barn, and lately was paralyzed for the
second time. Mrs. Tredway was the daughter
OF the late j. Payne Cathcart and was a mos
| exemplary lady. Her husband, four sons
| Thomas, Ross, James and Richard, and two
daughters Misses Lillian and Rebecca Tired
| way, survive her. Her funeral took place or
| Wednesday, the burial being made at the
Norrisville Methodist Protestant cemetery
| Mrs. Susan E., wife of Mr.. Samuel Minnick
died ofheart disease at her residence, Hickory
on Sunday aged sixty-tive years. Her hus
band, five sons, Messrs. Edward Minnick, O.
Texas; William Minnick, Of Pennsylvania
Harry, Alfred and j. Elmer Minnick, of Har
ford county, and one daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Carter, survive her. Her funeral tool
place on Wednesday, the interment being
made at Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. j. L
Sothoron conducted the services, the pal
bearers being Messrs VIM. Michael, J. T
| Kennedy, Charles Bavington, Daniel Jones
William Tucker and Edward f. Cook. DeaI
| & Son were the undertakers.
Mr.. James Quinn, died at the home of hi
son Mr.. Bernard Quinn, on Sunday, OF pneu
monia, aged seventy-fve years. Three child
dren, Bernard Quinn, Mrs. Dennis a. Bradle!
and Mrs Thomas Shannahan, survive him
The funeral took place on Tuesday, the buria
being at st. Johns church, Long Green, Rev
Father Hauck, officiating. The bearers wer
Richard Shannahan, Dennis Shannahan, Franl
Kearney, William Groves, John Kelly ant
| Andrew Kelly.