The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-03-31

widely known residents Of Marshall's district,
died at his residence near Black Horse, on
Thursday, 23d, after short illness, of paraly-
sis, aged about seventy-two years. lie was Il
native Of hartford, his father, Rev. George
| Luckey, having been at one perio pastor Of
| Bethel Pres byteii III Chu ch. Mr.. Luckey had
| always been proniacnL III The politics of the
| district and had held Office almost INCREASINGLY
| siuce 1857 when he was elected as one of the
| County Commissioners. For over thirty years
| he served as Justice of the Peace, holding
| the office at the time Of his deah, and in 1876
he was one of the assessors created by the As
| sembly which met that year. His widow, who
was daughter Of the late George Lytle, of
Baltimore county, survives him with nine
children. (f0ur being dead, as follows: James
b. ckey, of Black Horse; Edwin F. Luckey,
| of Waverly, Baltimore; Mrs. Thomas Ii. Mel
sou, of Black Horse; Mrs Samuel NJ. Kirk
wood. of Shawsvilie; Mrs. Nicholas Nelson, of
White Hall; Mis-. Lawrence Roberts. of Pitts
burg, Pa; Mrs. Thomas &. Hunter, White
Hall; Mrs. Edgar &. Henderson, indianapolis,
Ind; and Miss Bessie Luckey. His funeral
took place on Sunday, the burial being in
Bethel cemetery near Cathcart. Rev. w. Al
bert Price, the pastor, conducted the services,
assisted by Rev. Thomas Henderson. The
bearers were his six sonsin-law, Messrs.
Thomas II. Nelson, Nicholas Nelson, Edgar
e. Henderson, LawrcHce Roberts, Samuel NJ.
Kirkwood and Thomas G. Hunter There was
a very large attendance at the funeral.
Mr. Sylunctar Eno i.ip
bis home on Battery Avenue, Baltimore, from
brorchitis, aged 1ftyseven years. He LETT a
widow. He was born near Bel Air and was
son of the late Lloyd j. Foard. lie was
veteran of tine Union Army and member OF
Dodge Post, q. A. K.
Miss Hannah Boyd died at the home of her
father, Mr.. Joseph Boyd, near Ady. on Satur- !
day, OF consumption, aged nineteen years and
was buried at Emory NJ. E. Church, near
Mill Green, on Monday.
Miss Laura c. Raitt, died in Baltimore city, |
on Saturday morning, after short Illness !
aged about fifty years. She was a daughter of |
the late Charles Raft. and was born at what |
was long known as Raitt's Mill, now Sharon |
postof1ice and station on the b. & L. K. H. |
= uc aiSo Del duu, dG Tue llult OIL
her death, owned the property upon which |
DIR. w. b. Munuikhuysen now resides Two |
brothers, Messrs. Charles and Henry Raitt |
and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth T.. Eye, of Wash |
ington, II. G., survive her. Her remains were |
brought to Hartford on Tuesday and buried in |
Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. K Allen Castle |
man, rector of Emmanuel Church conducted !
the services, the pail bearers icing Hon. |
James d. Waters, Mes John b. Wy
song, Thomas Fl. Robinson, John s. Richard |
son, j. Edwin Webster and Aquila B. Whita- |
ker. Dean & Son had charge of the funeral |
Mr.. Joshua Wright died at his home at |
Wright's Corner near Carea, on Friday, of |
general debility, aged seventy-four years. His |
widow one son Mr. William Wright, and |
daughter Miss Maggie Wright survive him. |
His funeral took placeon Monday the inter-
ment being made at st. Pauls, Methodist |
Protestant Church.
Mrs. Jennie Ensor wife of Mr.. William II.
Eusor died at her home near Parkton, on Mon
day. She was well-known and widely con-
nected in Upper Hartford.
Mr.. John I. Almony residing near Shaws-
vile was found dead in his bed on Wednesday |
He was brother of the late James |
K. Almony aud leaves surviving him a widow
and five children.