The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-04-28
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
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BAKER.
Mr. Andrew Baker, of Hanover.
Pa, died suddenly Friday even.
ing last, aged IS years. His
widow, who was Miss Elizabeth
Danner, survives him with three
sons.
EDWARDS.
Rev. Thomas Edwards, one of
the oldest Methodist Protestant
ministers in the State and for
merly of Woodville District,
this county, died on the 10Th
inst, at his home in Ellicott
City, after a lingering Illness,
aged S3yearS.
EYLER.
Mr.. jeremiah Eyler, of near
Pleasant Hill, this county, died
at his home on Tuesday, April Is,
of paralysis, aged 20 years.
Funeral services were held at the
Rocky Hill Church, Rev. S. r.
Patterson officiating.
KING.
Mrs. Cordelia Ann King died
of cancer at the residence of her
son. James II. King, at Boyd'S.
Montgomery County, Monday af-
ternoon, aged - years. Two
sons and one daughter survive
her. She was buried at ST.
Mary's cemetery, BalneSville,
Tuesday afternoon.
GERNAND.
Mrs. Harriet Gernand. wife of
Joseph A. Gernand, of Graceham,
this county, departed this life on
Friday, April IA. aged Il years.
She was daughter of the late
Michael Grouse, OF Graceham.
and was kindly and much be
loved woman A husband and
four children survive her.
M'ABEE.
Mrs. Sallie McAbee, of Bruins
wick, died suddenly whilst at
work i'll her garden ON Monday
morning, the 18th inst. 1t was
the act of STOPPING that caused
the rush of blood to the head and
death came from vertigo. She
was 46 years of age and widow.
One son survives her Funeral
took place on Wednesday.
MARSH.
Mr.. John Marsh died at his
, home in Baltimore early Friday
morning last. He formerly resid !
ed at Westminster and was a
retired hotel man. He suffered
with dropSy and heart disease.
Deceased was the father of Mr.. A.
p. Marsh. of this city, who, with a
mother and several brothers and
sisters, survives him. Funeral
took place at Westminster Sun
day.
BARRICK.
Mr.. Randolph G. Barricll, who
! for many years was a magistrate
in this city, died at the home of
his son in-law, Mr.. II. Clay Hull,
last Saturday morning of general
debility, aged IS years. Deceas
ed was formerly of WoodSboro
and came here twenty five years
ago. Three daughters survive
| him. Funeral took place from
Shiloh Church, Walkersville, on
Monday last.
WHITE.
I Mrs. Anne Rebecca, wife of
Franklin I. White, of Charles
town, West Virginia, died on
Wednesday of last week, from in
.iuries received whilst boiling
soap. Her clothing caught fire
and before it could be extin-
guiShed she was terribly burned.
Mrs. White was Miss Rebecca
ALBERT, daughter of Ezra Au-
bert, formerly of Middletown,
this county. Many years ago a
young sister of Mrs. White was
burned to death in MiddIetown,
while lighting a fire with coal oil.
FOWLER.
Miss Eleanor Ann Fowler. an
elderly inmate of the Home for
the Aged, died on Monday after
noon last from general debility.
From girlhood she lived with the
family of Mr.. Thomas Morgan and
when old age obtained the mas.
terry over her faculties, she took
advantage of the charitable in
Stitution in which she passed
away. She was in her S3rd year.
Funeral took place Wednesday
morning at 1870 from All Saints