The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
OBITUARY..
William III. Mayo.

Mr.. William II. Mayo, u promlneht CHI
zen Of Church Hill, died at house No.24Is
east Marshall street. Saturday afternoon
al 3:45 o. clock. He had been i'll for a long
time and was in his tlfty-eighth year.
Mr. Mayo was born i'll Cumberland
county, where he spent great part OF
his life. He served throughout the entire
war and distinguished hinselfarepeatedis.
He married Miss Matte Maryland, OF
Augusta county. and to them We're porn
seven children. who, together Win thelr
mother survive him. They are MIS-.
L. Falmore, Mrs. J. G. Carter, and Messis.7
Edwin H, Louis L., Robert W. !" lil'ai'i
NJ. and Joseph Mayo
The funeral took place from oi'ioiio
station church yesterday afternoon at .
O clock
nI iss Kate NJ. Faris.
Miss Kate NJ. Faris died suddenly at
her home, No. 21S Main street yester-
day, at 1870 P. NJ. She was in excellent
health Sunday, and attended church mat
night About A o'clock yesterday morning
she was suddenly taken i'll. which resulted
III his death, as above stated
She was a teacher at Ieigh-Street
School, and a member OF the Second Bap-
fist church. She leaves her mother, MIS-.
4. z. v. Faris, and one sister. MISS L. "
Faris, Of Richmond. She was attended
during her illness by Dr. J. l. Trevllllan.
Iinmet d. luck.
Mr. Emmett J.Luck. who died at Van
Buren,. Ark December. 2ith. was born
in I:uther Glen; Va August I, 1861. Be
sides II wife and two children he leaves
three brothers: Messrs. Garland II. Luck
and Mr.. J. s. Luck. of Richmond: and NJ.
L. Luck, of Birmingham. Ala. and a sis
Ter. Mrs. w c. Boatwright. of Newport
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her old home
ua,.I,art I,,l>yay TAYLOR.
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~. I, Ta,r,or AGA At the home of his
parents Yesterday at o'clock. The fu-
neral arrangements will be made later
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gallant Confederate and for some years
after the war was an empioye OF the
Treasury Department at Washington
Mrs. VIM. E. Ennis. wife OF the Com
monwealth's Attorney OF Caroline coun-
ty, lady Of lovely Christian character,
died yesterday at her home in Bowling
Green. after a two months illness. She
is survived by her husband and two small
children.
Mrs. Alexander Shelton. formerly Miss
Louisa Jet, Of this city, died yesterday at
her nome IN STAFFORD county, aged thlrty
William Chaplin,
LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. Special
AR William Chaplin was buried to-day
from Etenezer Associate Reformed Pres
byserian church on Kerr's creek He died.
sunday after a brief illness. aged about
seventy-two years. He. with four
brothers ana Two sisters cane inal e. u
IN mi. COUNTY All arc dead except one
$3.50. G,ar,rsa crr.rl;n of near I,exing-
-; Nc is s,,r,-ired nv several sons and
s..:-,,.a,, -, +iar, living in this
o oa,,gtn and nt1,ers in re West.
Tn E,neIand Mr. Chaplin was a shepherd
ana Ia was fond of telling of his life
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