Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
MIR. S. S. NOTTINGHAM. SIR.

MIR. S. S. NOTTINGHAM. SIR
News Of the decease of MIR. S. s.
Nottingham, ST., ut his home in Bowl
ing Green, Va. at O'Clock yesterday
morning, reached this city shortly at
ter the sad occurrence. The deceased
was an octogenarian. having reached
the advanced age of St years. He for
merly resided in Norfolk where. for
several years, he conducted the COM
mission business on Roanoke Dock. He
was gentleman of sterling qualities. a
devout and consistent Christian. He
was converted in early life and
united with the NJ. e. Church.
all its enterprises. having filled
the responsible positions of trus-
tee and steward. with credit to himself
ana honor to the church. In this city
where he was we'll known. he had the
love and esteem of the entire commu-
NIFTY, and nowhere will his death be
more deeply lamented. His son. Mrs.
S. Nottingham. Jr., managing editor of
the Norfolk Landmark, was with him
IN mis- last hours. He leaves also
daughter Mrs Mastin, wife OF the Rev.
). L. Mastin. pastor OF Trinity NJ. T.
church. Richmond.
CAPTAIN JOHN W. BROWN.
The funeral of Captain John w.
Brown. wcll-known and highly es-
teemed citizen OF Hampton, was held
from the Queen Street Methodist
Church in that town sunday afternoon
at o'clock. and was largely attended.
quite number OF Norfolk friends of
the deceased being present The SER
wees were solemnized by Rev. ]. T.
Whitiy, pastor of the church. assisted
by Rev. DIR. ~. B. Woodfin, of the Bap-
tist church. During the service the IA
miliar hymn, Rock of Ages was sung
with much pathos by Mr.. Redwood
Richardson, OF Hampton.
The deceased was an ex- Confcderate
ana the obsequics were attended by Il.
L. Lee Camp. c. ". of Hampton The
interment was in st. johns Cemetery.
Following were the pali-bearers:
Active-Messrs e. L.. Guy, ]. r.
Guy, ST., Harry c. Dodson and Edward
Childs (sons-in-laws); l.. L. Guy, j. Il.
Guy, Jr.. and Erlmy Brown grand
sons); Captain Daugherty and Willie
Cake (nephews).
Honorary-W. B. Johnson. of Ports
mouth; r. c. Hall. of Hampton: l.. d.
Holt and II. d. Oliver, OF Norfolk. and
w. T.. Rouse. of Newport News.
fhe honorary pail bearers were we'll
known funeral directors. Captain
Brown having been in that business
and formerly held the Office of presi-
or the Funeral Directors Association of
virginia. The funeral arrangements
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Berkeley.
MIR. WILLIAM A. LAND.
The obscquies of Mr.. William
last Friday. were held from Queen
street NJ. E. Church at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Il. Merritt. of the
Seamen's Bethel, assisted by Rev. S. c.
ria.cner' pastor of the church. The
remains We're laid to rest in Elmwood
cemetery. Following were the nall
bearers: ]. f. Woodhouse, w. T.
reese, w. NJ. Macon, W. a. Ship. G.
T.. sykes, and J. C. Malbon.
MRS. HATTIE a. WHITEHURST.
Inc funeral of Mrs. Hattie A. White
hurst. wife of Mr.. John r. Whitehurst
whole untimely demise occurred at her
nome on Chapel street Saturday might
was held from the residence on Chanel
street at o'clock yesterday afternoon
me services were conducted nv Pow
5: c. Hatcher. pastor of Queen Streot
NJ. II. church. and Rev. ]. 3. Merritt
Oh the Seamen's Bethel. Interment W., .
In Elmwood Cemetery.
foioWlng were the pall-bearers. T.
wharton. l.. X. Simmons. Albert prico
G'tnur Lambert, l.. o. Williamson. n
Broughton D. M
MRS. AMELIA GoDBY.
The remains of Mrs. Amelia Godh,,
VINO died at Phoebus Saturday. reached
me CITY at o'clock Sunday morning
ana were taken to Elmwood Cemeterv
lor funeral and interment. The service
a. me grave was conducted by Rev. II.
r. Johnson. D. D.. pastor of Cumber.
iand Street Nj. f. Church.
MATTE VIRGINIA BRYAN.
Matte III. Virginia Bryan. the interest
ME- ,ns .year-old daughter of Mir. and
Mrs, James Bryan. of Front street Az
iantic City Ward. who was ca ,sr,; ~
PUT burned at her home Saturday night
aled from her injuries at o'clock SIN
gay ga morning. The funeral took place at
~ O'clock Yesterday morning from the
residence of her aunt. Mrs James r.
belote' on Bank street, and was con.
d 1hc e,h by Rev. Father T. ]. Wilson. Of
the church of the Sacred Heart rhe
interment was I'm Elmwood cemetar,,
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