The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20

Mr.. Lysias Rockhold, an old resident Of the
Fourth district, died at his home near Furnace
on Saturday, Of senile debility, aged seventy
eight years, and was buried at Ebenezer NJ.
Z. Charch, near Taylor on Monday. Rev.
w. W. Davis officiating. His widow survives
him, with three brothers, Jesse Rockhold, Of
Rehoboth, Ohio, Isaac and Elijah Rockhold,
of Hartford county, and Miss Elizabeth Rock
hold.
Mrs. Laura A ugusta Prigg.
Ms. Laura Augusta Prigg, widow Of the
late Edward Il. Prigg, died on Sunday at her
home at the Hickory, aged about forty-nine
years. She had been great sufferer for a
long while, but the immediate cause of her
death was paralysis. Her funeral took place
on Wednesday at Christ Church, Rock Spring,
the services being conducted by Rev. K. A
Castleman. The pail bearers were George
Y. Maynadier, Benjamin Wilson, Thomas
Poole, Thomas Kennedy, James W. McNabb
and James Poole.
Mrs. Ellen M. Jackson.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Jackson, wife of Mr.. John g.
jackson, died at her home In Aberdeen, on
Monday, October 9, of complication of dis
eases, aged about forty years. Her husband
and three young children survive her. She
was buried on Wednesday, October II, The in
term ent being made in the Baker Cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Amos conducted the services, assist
ed by Rev. j. II. Baker and Rev. K. w. l..
Weech. The pail bearers were Messrs. N. II.
Oldield, Harry Arthur, Harry Carter, Tnos.
Wells, Alfred Thompson and James b. Hollis.
Mrs. Lydia Black.
Mrs. Lydia Black, aged Sc years died at the
residence of her daughter Mrs. s. B. Green
field, at Wheel, on Sunday. She is the mother
OF Mr. Harper II. Black, a wellknown resident
Mrs. Josephine Whitaker and Miss Rebeca
Black. The funeral took place on Tuesday
the interment being at Centre NJ. E. Church.
The pail bearers were Robert Martin, James
Rogers, William Robinson, John II. Grafton,
James Ward and James johnson. Rev. Mr..
johnson OBLIGATED. Remarks were also made
by Friend A. H. Hull.
Adam DeBaUgh.
Mr.. Adam DeBaugh, postmaster at carlton,
died at his home at that place, on Friday.
He was a soldier in the Union army during
the civil war and lost leg during that con-
flict. He had suffered intensely for a long
time and had undergone several operations.
He was paralyzed on Wednesday and never
recovered consciousness. His widow and
nine adult children survive him. Mr.. De-
Baugh was formerly engaged in business at
Towsontown, but removed to Hartford anum-
Der of years since and conducted a store on
the corner which is now known as carlton
postoffice. He was about Ga years OF age.
Mrs. Elizabeth MI. GLADDEN..
Mira. Elizabeth M. GLADDEN., widow of VIM.
GLADDEN., died on Sunday ofSconsumption at
the residence of her son-in law, MIR. James
w. Davis, near Highland Station on the Bslti.
more and Lehigh Railroad, in Hartford county
Mrs. GLADDEN. was 20 years old and was we'll
known in Hartford county. She was daughter
of the late Samuel Wetherill. She leaves five
children-George, Charles, Cecil and Louisa
GLADDEN. and Mrs. Bertha Davis. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday at Rock Spring Church
The pall-bearers were James j., E. A. and T.
H. Wilson and Harry, Walter and Merryman
GLADDEN., nephews of the deceased. Rev. j.
L. Sotheron ofticiated.
Thomas Brown.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, former resident OF
| this county died in New York last week from
a complication Of diseases, aged IS years, and
| was buried at Mt. Erin cemetery Havre de
Grace, on Friday. Rev. j. P. FitzGerald
officisted, the pail bearers being John Nc
Donald, Daniel Healey, James McLhenny,
| ST., Jacob Hergenrother, Michael Murphy and
| John Kane. The deceased was born in Ire.
age and resided for a number of years in
Havre de Grace, being at one time the senior
editor OF the Republican. He was married
| twice, both wives having died. Two daugh-
| tiers, Mrs. Patrick Maloney, of New York, and
| Mrs. John Mcdonald, Of Philadelphia, sur
vive him. Mr.. Maurice Brown and Mrs
| Joanna Henry of this county, were brother
and sister of the deceased.
DIR. j. IN. Cochran.
The funeral of DIR. j ohm H. Cochran, whose
| death was recounted in our last issue, took
! place from his home on Union avenue, Havre
de Grace, on Friday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. Frederick Hum
phrey, Rev. A. F. Waldo, and Rev. w. E.
Bird, the interment being made at Angel
Hill cemetery, in the presence of a large con-
course of people. The honorary pail bearer;
were Drs. X. II. Smith, II. c. Weusthoff, A.
| e. Crothers and d. W. Hopkins, of Havre de
Grace; j. II. Sitter and w. W. Chapman, OF
Perryman, and w. s. Stump, OF Perryville
| The active bearers were Edward Hall, James
| Hopper, Thomas Sadler, Jr., John A. Russell
Clarence C. Pussy, Murray VandiVer, j. N
| Spencer and Hon. VIM. B. Baker. The floral
tributes were of the most beautiful and ap
propriate character. The flag of Rodgers
Post, Il. a. r., was at half mast during the
funeral
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