Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
OBITUARY..

Jesse Good, farmer Of West Grove,
Pa, died on Tuesday week, aged So
years. He was brother of Edward
Good of Hockessin.
Mrs. Ruth Agnes Wilson, wife of 2.
Taylor Wilson, died on Friday at her
home, No. 702 Kirkwood street. The
funeral took place Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie knotts nee Clark, wife
of Robert Knots. formerly of Frederick,
who moved to Berrian Springs, Mich,
81 years ago, died at that place recently
at the age Of CD years. Her brother,
F. q. Clark, resides at No. SOB French
street, this city.
james Mooney, aged SO years, we'll
known Citizen, disd on Saturday at
his residence, No. 208 North Van
Buren, street. The funeral took place
on Monday morning, with high mass
at ST. Paul's Catholic Church and
interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Thomas ). Lyman died ut his resi-
dence at Newport on Saturday. He
had been sick for some time, and for
several days prior to his death was un-
conscious. He was u we'll known citi-
zen. The funeral services were held
at his late residence Tuesday morning
and interment was made at Riyeryiew
cemetery.
Michael Glenn, Jr., aged 80 years,
formerly of this city, son of Michael
Glenn of No. Sl4 Spruce street, died
in India OF elm attic disease, on Sep
tember 18th. He was corporal In
Her Maiesty's crack regiment, the
Connaught Rangers, which he Joined
eight years ago, having left this city a
short time before. While here he was
a member Of the First Regiment,
National Guard Of Delaware, and was
well and favorably known. Letter.
Carrier Joseph Glenn is his brother.
After prolonged illness. Thomas L.
Morrison of No. 1409 West Eighth street,
died yesterday week at II O'Clock,
lie was borr in Delaware county, Pa.
September Goth, 1914. His boyhood
was spent at Coffee Run, New Castle
county. He entered the rolling mills
at Wooddale and worked his way up
through all the departments of the mill.
At different times he held responsible
positions in some of the largest mills
in Pennsylvania. For several years in
the furties he conducted stove and
hardware store at Second and Market
streets, this city. After that time he
travelled extensively in the West and
engaged in gold mining in California
for some years. Returning to the East
be married Miss Amanda Springer of
Mill Creek hundred, this county, They
moved to Fredericksburg, Va, where
he built home on farm Just outside
the town. The war breaking OUT. be
was shortly afterward seized as n
prisoner by the Southern forces and
compelled to spend several months in
Libby, Salisbury and Castle Thunder
prisons. After the close OF the war he
sold the farm and moved with his
family to Philadelphia, where he
superintendent one OF the large iron
plants in Kensington until 1875. when
he retired to farm he had purchased
at Avondale, Pa, where no Continued
to live until the spring of 1898, when
he removed TO his late home In this
city. lie suffered the loss of his vito in
1872, and Is survived by two daughters
and one son. lie was one of family
OF Ii children, four of whom are still
living. Two reside 10 this city, Mrs.
John p. Taylor and Mrs. William
Armstrong. The other two, William
Y. Morrison and Mrs. A. j. Eastburn,
live in Washington. Mr.. Morrison's
character and disposition we're such as
to endear him to all his acquaintance.
For number OF years he was an elder
Of the Presbyterian Church. The
daughters are Misses Lizzie j., and
Anna M. Morrison, and the son is the
Kew. Thomas Maxwell Morrison, pastor
CT largo Presbyterian Church at Ma
hanoy City. Pa. The funeral took
Flace on Saturday afternoon al 3
o'clock. Interment was made in
the Wilmington aud Brandywine GENE.