The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30
Obituary.

Mr.. William McCann, aged eighty-twc
years was buried at the West Liberty cemetery
on sunday afternoon last.
Mrs &. Susan Hays, the venerable rclict vi
the late DR.. George T. Hays, died AT noon on
Sunday at her Ate hCmc near Aberdeen, afIcr
4 long illness aged about scyeuty-iive years
She left six children surviving her, viz. Mrs.
Joseph Ball, Of Thomas Run; Mis-. John
Owens AID Ms. Henry Burroughs, Of Havre
de Grace; Mrs. Harriet Smith and Miss Bette
Hays and Mr.. Thomas y. Hays, of Aberdeen.
her funeral took place on Wednesday, the
interment being made at Cokeshury cemetery
Abingdon.
Miss NJ. Louisa Judd, who had been for
over half century an attache of the Fulford
family in Bel Air, died at the residence of
Mr.. Alex. VI. Fulford, on South Main street,
on Sunday morning, after . brief Illness, aged
sixty three Years. Lier funeral took place on
Tuesday morning, the iL:eriuent being made
at st. Ignatius cemetery, Hickory. Kew. j.
J. a. Frederick, pastor OF the church, OBLIGATED
the pail bearers being Messrs. William l..
Lingau. John Smith, Edward Ferry, Richard
Two sisters, Mrs. Saiie Thompson, and Mrs.
James Peterson, survive her.
Mrs. Mary Monahaa, wife of Mr.. John
Monahan, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Kane, Of Texas, Baltimore county,
died at her home near Upper Cross Roads, on
Wednesday, December q, and was buried on
Saturday at st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Texas.
The funeral Of Mr. John \. Hanna took
place from his late residence on Main street
on Friday afternoon. The remains were
taken to Churchville and inferred in the
PRESBYTERIAN cemetery. Rev. +. d. Firncy
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. X. S. Miller and
Rev :. e. WATSON. The pail bearers were
Messrs. John Bauer, VIM. z. Sawyer, George
X. Cairnes, Phineas f. Ball. William g.
Jeffrey and DR.. Benjamin. Smith. There was
a good attendance.
Mrs. Mary G. Norris, widow of the late
Hamilton Norris, died of congestion of the
lungs On Monday afternoon, December 10, at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Street,, Chrome Hill. She was in the sixty
sixth year of her age, and lived but few hours
after being attacked by the disease. The
funeral took place on Wednesday, December
q, the burial being in the Slate Ridge Presby-
terrain cemetery. The services were conducted
by Rev. Joseph d. Smith, pastor o! the church,
the bearers being Messrs. George B. Rigdon,
Herman Reynolds, Ii. w. Street,, Franklin
Haziett, 5. l.. Spencer and Wilson d. West.
Mr.. Henry Ostheim, widely known resi-
deut of Fallston, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Green. Sweet Air, Balti-
more county, on Monday morning, in the
seventy-seventh year Of his age. He was a
native of Nesse Darmstadt Germany, but
came to America in his early manhood, and
had resided 1t Fallston for about forty -live
years. He was engaged in shoe-making, and
was well known as an upright citizen and a
man of strict integrity. One of his sons
George Ostheim, married a daughter of Mr..
August kuoler of Bel Air. Mr.. Ostheim was
a widower. His daughter, Mrs. Green, and
two sons, John, OF Baltimore, and George, of
Fallston, survive him. His funeral took place
on Wednesday, the burial being made at the
Friends cemetery, Fallston, Rev. f. d. Fin
ney officiating.