The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-23
Obituary.

Mr.. John Mills Blake, Que Of the best known
citizens of the third district, died at his home
near Bynum, on Friday morning. after short
illness, in the seventy first year Of his age
His wife and seven children-four sons
Messrs. William +, Of Idaho; John NJ, Jalnes
H. and Joseph ). Blake, and three daughters,
Mrs. Matthew Cain, Mrs. William Martin and
Miss Nellie Blake, survive him. His funeral
took place on Monday morning, the burial be
ing at st. Iguatius Church. Hickory, Rev.
James A. Frederick officiating. the pail bearers
being Messrs. Thomas Poole, Henry b. Bruins,
James F. Lingan, james Poole, John Kerr and
William 4. Billlingsleu.
Mrs. Ann L. Rogers, wife of Mr.. Elisha
| Rogers lied at her home, near Emmorton, on
| Friday, after a protracted Illness aged about
! fifty years. her husband and two sons
| Messrs. Thomas and Cover Rogers, survive
her. She was buried at Mt. Carmel burying
ground on Monday, Rev. s. Is. Tredway con
| Quoting the services. Iihe pail bearers were
Messrs. Joseph w. Archer, James Archer,
John Spencer, John Rogers, Samuel 5. Bevard
and john a. Porter.
j. Austin Ciendening, youngest son OF MIR.
and Mrs. john CIendening, died at the resi-
dence Of his parents, near Berkeley, on Friday,
December 8, aged two years, ten months aud
twenty-thrce days. His funeral took place
on Monday, December 18th, the interment be-
ing made at Darlington. Rev. Mr.. Parry, Of
Darlington NJ. E. Church, conducted the ser
vices, four cousins Of the deceased, Masters
Owen, Arthur and Warren Ii. Norris and
Jacob liedrick, acting as pail bearers.
Miss Maria Yeliott died at her home in
Lcudon county, Virginia, on December II
after a short illness. She was daughter OF
the late Coleman Yellctt, OF Baltimore, and
q cousin of Hon. George Y Maynaiicr.
MIR. Henry GefTert died at his home near
Watervale station on Saturday from heart
failure, aged sixty one years, after sickness
of about TWO months, leaving surviving him,
his wife, three sons and one daughter. He
came to Hartford in the autumn Of 1896 and
purchased the Edelin, property. winch he
greatly improved, residing thereon until lis
death. HIS remains were taken to his old
home in Wisconsin for intcrnent on Monday.
Mr.. William y. Warner died at his residence,
at Parkton, Md, Gu Sunday, llth inst, cI
typhoid fever, aged about twenty-siX years.
When youth he lived near Norrisvilc, ard
was at one time member of the old Norris
vile Band. He was . telegraph operator and
had charge Of the signal station near Partition.
His wife died about year ago.
MIR. John w. Wright, one OF the veterans of
the Baltimore police force, died at his home,
near Stablersville, BaltiLa ore county, on Sun
day afternoon, aged about eighty years, and
was buried at Fawn Grove on Wednesday
morning big John Wright" as he was
falimarly called, was for many years prom |
iuent figure around the old Bel Air market, |
Baltimore.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-. j. C. |
Hawks worth, died at the home OF her parents, |
in Havre de Grace, on Thursday, and was |
buried on Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Lore died in the city of Phila |
delphia on Tuesday, December % of typhoid |
fever aged forty two years. His widow sur
wives him. The remains were brought to
Delta on Friday last and inferred in the GENE |
terry at Statewide. He was a son Of the late |
Philip Love, and resided in the vicinity of !
Bel Air several years.
DIR. James L. Whitefcrd died at his home |
on Aisquith street. Baltimore, on Tuesday |
night OF neuralgia of the heart, in the fifty |
first year Of his age. He was a son of the late |
James W. Whiteford and was native %
Hartford county. His widow survives him |
Il was member Of Landmark lodge \. +. |
and \. NJ. and several other secret societies. |
The funeral will take place ON this Friday |
afternoon.
Mrs Mary Norris, the aged widow OF the |
late hamilton Norris, died at her home, near |
Cambria, on Monday after a short illness, aged |
about seventy years. One daughter, Mrs. |
lawrence STREET., OF Chrome Hill, survives
her. Her funeral took place at Slate Ridge |
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. David l.. Pyle the well known Insur-
ance Agent died at his home in Pylesvile, on
Friday, after II long illness, aged about fifty
eight years. The immediate cause OF his |
death was cancer on the tongue. Mr.. Pyle
succeeded his father in the insurance business
and for many years conducted the business
successfully. lie was widely known through
out Hartford county, aud was held in high es-
TEEN by those with whom he was thrown in
contact. One sou, MIR. Thomas l.. Pyle, with
whom he was associated in business, survives
him. The funeral took place on Sunday, the
burial being at the Friends Burying ground
at Fawn Grove. Remarks were made by a.
HaviIaud Hull. The pail bearers were Messrs.
David Harry, Nathan Harry, George NJ. Wiley, !
Thomas Wiley, Seth l.. Kinsey ana George |
EichoItz. There was very large attendance.