The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13
Richard Shanahan.

Nicholas w All.
Richard ShanahAn.
Mr.. Richard Shanahan, a prominent resident
of Fallston precinct, died at his home near
Reckord, on Sunday night after short illness
Of typhoid fever, aged forty nine years. Five
SONS (the oldest of whom Mr.. William J. Shana-
nan. clerk in the office CT the Hartford Mutual
Insurance Company, is lying ill with the same
disease) and two daughters survive him, his
wife having died some time ago. Mr.. Shana-
han was consistent Democrat and at the
time of his death was the General Road super
visor for raIlstou precinct. His funeral took
place on Wednesday morniug. the burial being
made in the cemetery attached to st. Johns
Catholic Church, Long Green.
Thomas j. Carman.
Mr.. Thomas j. Carman, died suddenly on
Friday of heart disease at his home near stokes
Mill, Marshalls' district, aged about 55 years.
His widow, three sons and three daughters
survive him. His funeral took place on sun
day afternoon at the William Waters Memoir
ia, NJ. E. Church, Cooptown.
John Campbell.
Mr.. John Campbell, died at the residence of
his son-in-law, George Orwig, near Shane, on
I1ohuay, oStObSt - 1ESu dbCob on JSoAS. hAS
was buried from the Stewartstown Methodist
Episcopal Church on Wednesday, the intel
mcnt being at Hopewell cemetery.
George SiapE
Mr.. George Stapf, butcher, in the employ
of Mr.. F. s. Maslin, of Havre de Grace, who
W Is sent to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, last
week, Threatened with lock- jaw, as reported in
our last Issue, died at that place on Thursday
afternoon, 9th instant He was SO years of
age and leaves wife and three small children.
Mrs. Laura Carsins.
Mrs Laura Carsins died ut the home of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Jewens near Carsins' Run, on
Tuesday, October 8. of typhoid fever, aged al
years. She was buried in the Baker cemetery
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. WhiteIOck.
Mrs. whitelock. widow of the late James
Whitelock, died on Monday, a her home in
Darlington. of senile debility, aged rs years,
and was buried at the Darlington Cemetery on
Wednesday.
Edward STREET..
: Mr.. Edward Street,, son of Mr.. Howard
Street,, of The Rocks, died on Sunday night,
after a short illness of typhoid fever. His
Iuuerdl UOOk plAce Ou " eunesuAy AT Lue
Waters Memorial M. E. Church. Cooptown.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded i'm
September.
Nathan J. Pyle and wife to Rachel F. Smith.
Jesse C. Carr and wife to Nelson Scarborough.
H. Clay Brook ct al. to Board of County
School Commissioners.
Lena Rudolph to William Thone.
Harry NJ Marshan atfornay tn Iamee r.
Wilson ct al.
James T. Watson to Elizabeth T. Watson.
Monica A. Rutledge to Thomas T. Slemmer.
J.Andrew Wallace CT Tx to Nelson A. Heaps.
A. Cooley, late sheriff, to Hartford National
Bank.
Tabitha Berry to Martha Shorter.
William H. Harlan, attorney, to Sidney
Cooper and wife.
Thos. II. Robinson, assignee, to Emma H.
Edge.
S. A. Williams ct al. to P. H. Close
]. T. c. Hopkins ct al. to John G. Rouse.
Edwin L. Luckey and wife to Jas. B. Luckey.
Mary S. Luckey to Jas. B. Luckey.
Mary e. Roberts and husband to James B.
Luckey.
Hannah J. Anderson to Samuel ]. Ennis.
David J. Wilson, trustee, to Rebecca B. Will
son.
Martha s. Pyle to Thomas L. Pyle.
Oliver s. Foard and wife to Jesse C. Carr.
Anna o. Medinger to Edward D. Onion.
GOldenrOd.