The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-07
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Henry Whitlock

OBITUARY.
Mrs. Henry Whitlock.
Mrs Henry Wnitiock oied yesterday
morning at as O'Clock al the residence OF
her brother. Mr.. Ellis Abrams,
IN frail health tor some time. and was
carrie C Asheville. n. c., with the nope
| that the mountain air would benefit her.
W lhs In NshCvile she was with her mar
red daughter. MRS. 11lhe revy.
The change OF air did not Dencht her
and about three weeks ago she was
brought back nome. and continued 10
grow worse until the end came.
Mrs Whitlock was The wife or Mr..
Henry Whitlock, the well-knOwn mer-
chant tailor. and was woman OF many
nigh traits of character. she was very
popular among wide circle OF TRENDS.
who will deeply regret 10 learn OF her
death. she leaves besides her husband
and several near relative. six children,
Mrs. Title Levy, OF Asheville Mrs. II. j.
Bnswanger, of this city: MIR. Edward
Whitlock. Mr.. Simon Whitlock. Mr.. Abe.
Whitlock. Mr.. Daniel Whitlock.
The fuIeral Of Mrs. '. -ock VIII TAKE
place this afternoon AT 3 o'clock from
the above residence. and the interment
will be made in the Hebrew Cemetery.
Rabbic T.. ~ Calisch Will Offcate.
The pail-bearers will be Messrs. $. W.
Fleischnan. A. Hrshberg, ID. Mittiedor-
fer. a. Grcentree. Sol. l.. Bloomberg, ).
Cans, julius STause and Jonas Marcuse.
Picket Peyton.
Mr. Pickett peyton son OF Colonel
Charles s Peyton and Mrs. Sallie Bran
ham Peyton. died on December 81. 1897
in Spokane. Wash. His father served In
Pickett's Division He and the late Cen
eral George Il. Pickett were very warm
friends Young Peyton was named for
General Pickett few years ago he
graduated at the University of West Vir-
ginia and went to Salt Lake City to prac-
tice law. and lately moved TO Spokane,
Wash He was a bright and promising
young man, and no doubt. would have
made a good name for himself n sick
ness had not cut him down so early in
life. He has many relatives in Albemarle
county who will extend their deepest
sympathy 20 his distressed father and
mother. both Of whom were born ana
raised in Abemarle His remains were
brought to Ronceverte. w. Va, the nome
OF lis parents.
Mrs. l.. ID. Moore.
Mrs. L. d. Moore. widow Of Judge John
r Moore of Huntsville. Ala. died We'd
nesday night AZ the residence or Dr. Lewis
Wheat, 621 east Franklin street. Mrs.
Moore was about 20 years Of age. and
was an aunt Of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Ruther-
ford. Of this city. She leaves no chill
dren.
The funeral Will take place at II CLOCK
to-day. and the mterment VIII be IN hoi-
lywood.
Mrs. NJ +. Chapel.
Mrs. VI. f. Chappell died in East Rich
mond on Wednesday morning. She was
the mother of Mrs w. J. Oakley and one
Of the oldest and best members of New
bridge Baptist church Her funeral was
preached by her pastor Rev. r. b. Col
lier, TO large congregation.
Berry Crit'endou.
Berry Crlttendon died at midnight jan
uary 4th aged slxty-fOur years. His
funeral took place al O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from the residence OF MS SON
in-law, Mr. John Francis. No. 2slo IL
\ street
Mrs. Il. 7. Shell.
Mrs q T. Shell. wife OF n well-known
citizen OF Henrico. died at her husbands
residence. in Tuckahoe district, yester-
day morning. The funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Ridge church.
Robert Tyler Bland.
STORMONT. VA. Jan. Especial
Captain Robert Tyler Bland. an eX-Con-
federate and a prominent citizen of this
county. died at his residence near this
place to-day at noon. Captain Bland was
elected as a Popuist 10 the Legislature
in 1891 from this county and Mathews de-
feating the regular nominee of the Demo-
cratic party by a small majority. II was
during his stay in the Legislature in
Richmond that his health began to de-
cline. Captain Bland was q gallant SOL
der and served during the entire war
as a lieutenant and afterwards as cap
tain of Company &. 55th Virginia Infan-
try.
He was for a long time after the war
chairman OF the Democratic party of this
county. and his friends were greatly sur
prised when he entered the ranks Of the
Populists. He was educated at William
and Mary College. spending several ses-
sions in tho same class with Colonel
William Lamb. OF Norfolk. and Colonel
William Bloxam, the present Governor OF
Florida
He was in the sixty-sixth year Of his
age. His health declined so rapidly in
the past year that the end was not unex-
pected
He leaves a widow. one daughter, and
four sons.
George Henry Saunders.
MANGOHICk. VA. Jan. 6.-Special.-
Mr.. George Henry Saunders died at his
residence Mt. Gilead. in Caroline county,
Monday, January %, in the fifty-eighth
year OF his age. leaving a wife and six
children the oldest OF whom. Miss Bessie.
is a student at the Womans College at
Richmond.
MI. Saunders was a heightened Chris
tan gentleman. for many years deacon
OF Concord Baptist church i'm Caroline
county. also the Sunday-school superin-
iendent The remains were taken in
charge by King William Masonic Lodge,
OF which ne was secretary, and were TAX
en- TO Louisa county. and inferred in the
old family turying-ground.
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