The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-05-26

Mr.. William Iarris, died at his home in
Port Deposit last week after long illness.
The funeral of Mr.. John K. Terry, who
was killed by lightning last week, took place
GU Friday morning, the interment being made
at Christ Church, Rock Spring. Rev. Robert
A. C&stleman OBLIGATED, the pail bearers being
Messrs. Edward Harvard, Steward Harvard,
John IL. Harvard, Robert Lingan, Andrew
Lagan and Joseph Treadwell.
The funeral of Mrs. Evaline s. Cole, who
died at Aberdeen last week, took place at Mt.
Zion cemetery, Fountain Green, on Friday.
Rev S. b. Tredway OBLIGATED, assisted by
Rev. Frank r. Isaac. The bearers were
Messrs. e. w. Harvard, B. Frank Carter, e.
w. Pyle, John w. Paca, Thomas +. Nagle
and Samuel Martin.
Mrs. Marie w. Pickelberg, well-known
resident of Havre de Grace, died at her home
in that place on Friday, 18th inst, after
brief illness OF pneumonia, aged eighty-one
years, and was buried at Angel Hill on the
following Monday. Rev. Alfred F. Waldo
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, conducted
the services, the pail bearers being Messrs. A.
+. Slymer, Frederick kieferle, Henry Gier,
Robert Thompson, James w. Barnes, Robert
Seneca, Thomas NJ. White and George A.
Backey. She was a native of Germany but
had resided in this country for about forty
years. She left two children, Mrs. William
Drayer, of Baltimore, and Mr.. Charles H.
Plckeberg, of Hayre de Grace.
Mr. Albert Durham died at the home of his
SOL, William j. Durham on Cough street,
Baltimore, on Sunday, aged eighty-hve years.
He was a native of Hartford county, but had
resided in the city for three score years. Be-
fore the civil war he was a member Of the
police force, but had been lately in the en-
ploy of the p, w. & b. X. X. Co. as flag
| man. Two daughters and three sons survive
him.
Rev. A. j. Walter prominent member OF the
Maryland Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, died at Mardella Springs,
Wicomico county, Md, on Monday night.
He was native of Baltimore county, but he
was frequent visitor to, and well-known in
| Hartford. widow and two children survive
| him.
Mrs. Sarah Maynadier, widow of the late
General William Naynadier, United States
| Ordnance Corps, died at the Stafford Hotel
| Washington, d. c., on Monday aged eighty
| eight years, and was buried on Wednesday
She was an aunt of Judge George Y. Magma
der, of Hartford county.
| Mr.. Hugh Haughey died at his home, neal
Hickory, on Tuesday night, aged eighty-twc
| years. One daughter, Mrs. William Minnick
survives him. He was buried at Hickory
Cemetery on Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, widow of the late
Elijah b. Rogers, of Hartford county, whose
recent attack of paralysis was mentioned ii
our last issue, died in Baltimore on Thursday
last, in the ninetieth year of her age. She wal
born in this county, and until the civil war
resided upon a farm adjoining the "Booth'
homestead, upon the Churchville road. Sh,
had been employed by the elder Mrs. Bootl
as a nurse, and had nursed each one of til,
children in that distinguished family. lie
remains were brought to Bel Air and taken t.
the residence of Mrs. Mamie G. SwartZ, a
Fountain Green, from whence they were takel
on Sunday and inferred in the Mount Zion NJ
4. cemetery. Rev. Mcssrs. Tredway and Isaa
) conducted the services, the pail bearers bein
Messrs. William Oldfeld, James W. Hanna
; Morris NJ. Dean, John Moores, 3. Fran
Carter and James Dean.
Charles IL. Maulsby died on Wednesda
: afternoon at his home, Greencastle, Indian;
aged seventy-fve years. lie was son of IN
, late General l. d. Maulsby, of Bel Air. Nj
Maulsby was born at "Tulip Ill.," the oil
Maulsby homestead, near Bel Air, ard spel
his boyhood in this county. In 1S4S he wer
e west, locating at Greeneastle, where he studio
e law, afterward residing for several years
= Frederick, Maryland. In 1874 he returned I
Indiana, where he had resided up to his deaf
lie was brother of Mrs. Mary G. Dallan
t and an uncle of MIR. Richard Dallam, of E
: Air.