The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
OLD DOMINION OBITUARY.

Mr.. Henry Stockman died at his home in Spott-
sylyania County, near Fredericksburg Sunday night
aged eighty-three years. Two sons and two daugh-
ters survive hin.
Mrs. Christena MeInturf. aged eighty-seven years,
Of Powels Fort, seven miles from Luray is dead
She was the mother Of eight children and leaves
eight grandchildren and twenty-five great-grand-
children.
William L. Stillmsn, a prominent farmer, died
at his home. Como. King George County. Sunday
night, in the nineteth year of his age. He had
been Ill for long time. and went to Baltimore for
medical treatment a few months ago. Two sons
and a daughter survive him.
Judge John G. Dew. of Richmond has been noti
fed Of the death in King and Queen, on Saturday.
of his cousin, William Dew. Mr. Dew was a
prominent Democrat, having been member of the
electoral board. member of the county executive
committee, and clerk Of the school board.
Mrs Mabel E. wingneld. wife Of Capt Herbert
II. Wnghed, Of Charlottesville died Sunday night
aged thirty years. Her husband and three small
children survive her. Mrs Wlngheld was the
daughter Of the late Ellery Piper. Of Boston Mass
ana was married to Capt WiRgheld six years ago
The funeral Of MIS- Letitia Gamble SOrreIl, wife
Of DR.. Francis Sorrell, took place at Roanoke yes
terday Services we're conducted by Rev. W H.
Meade assisted BY Rev. w. H. Milton The burial
took place at 0atland. the burial place Of the
Watts family. The pall-bearers were ex-sIaves of
the Watts family, OF which Mrs. sorrell was a
mem.r.
Edward NJ Armstrong son OF the late Edward
NJ. Armstrong, dropped dead at Salem yesterday
from heart disease He ate breakfast st his SON
in laws house, and afterward walked a few yards.
wien he fell dead. He leaves a widow and seven
ehudren-thTee daughters and four sons. He was a
prosperous farmer.
DR.. n. ~ Burkholder died at bis home, in Har.
risonburg. yesterday afternoon. Pneumonia was
the cause of his death. and he was only sick a
week. lie was the son Of the late Joseph BuTk-
holder and had lived nearly his entire life in this
county. He leaves two ehildren-Dr Marshall
Burkholder, Of Newport News. and Mrs. Park L.
cootes, Of Atlanta, Ca He was ffty-nine years OF
age and served IN the Confederate army
Mr. Frank Rosne teacher Of English and Ger
man in the public High School OF Lynehburg was
found dead In bed Saturday morning at his home
Fifth street. The cause OF death was apOpie1y
Mr.. Roane was the Of the late William r.
Roane one Of the most distinguished lawyers Of
his day, who died in a similar manner forty years
ago Mr.. Roane fifty years Of age. man of
scholarly attainments and stood high In the esteem
Of the educational profession OF the State.
The death Of Mrs. Frances Gray REGISTER, widow
Of the late Rev DR.. Samuel REGISTER. OF Maryland.
occurred OF sunday morning. al the home Of her
son. SAMUEL REGISTER. OF Richmond. The other
surviving sons OF Mrs. Rsgestsr-ths Rev. Dr J.
Asbury REGISTER. Of Buffalo, ~ Y. e. Frank
REGISTER Of Troy. y. Y, and the Rev. Z. V.
REGISTER Of Alexandra. Va--xere all In Richmond
a. the time Of her death The remains we're taken
to Baltimore where they will Be inferred IN Noun,
OIIyet Cemetery.
Ar. Louis =. Frischkarn died suddenly at his
residence in Richmond yesterday. Hr. Frischkorn
was for fifty years engaged IN the restaurant bazi-
ness. His associate in business his brother
John II. FrischkoFn, and when the hrm retired,
January J. 1900. one Of the landmarks Of RIehmond
passed away. Mr Frizehkosn Sas born in Rieh-
mon1 November II. ls4s When the war between
the North and South begsa be enlisted in the cav
airy and vas made a courier 20 Gen. J. z p.
stuart He vas with stuart when the gallant chief
tain iell m0ftzlly wounded AZ Yellow Tavern.