The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
OBITUARY..
Irs. 3. II. Henley.

Mrs Bette T. Henley, widow OF the
late Joseph T. Henley, of Hillshoro, KING
and Queen county, died yesterday morn
ing after a brief illness, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. James w. Ellyson, at
Danville, Va Mrs. Henley was IN me
seveuty-tifth year of her age, and was
born in the county of King and Queen,
where she resided all her life
Mrs. S. p. Waddill, of this city, who IS
one of her daughters. was telegraphed 1or
Wednesday and Immediately went 10 tue
bedside of her mother. Mrs. Henley is
survived by the following children: II. H
Henley, Dade City, Fla; Mrs. James w.
Ellyson, Danviile, Va: c. 7 Henley,
Winterpock, Va; Mrs. s. p. Waddill,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Melville Walker, w.
T ana Bernard H, and Bette 7. Henley.
OF King and Queen county.
The remains arrived here yesterday
afternoon on the O'Clock train from Dan
vile. This morning al O'Clock the re-
mains We're carried TO West Point and
from there TO Hillsboro, in King and
Queen county, where the burial will take
place.
Thomas Glenroy, the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Richardson. died Eester-
day morning at noon, at 2510 east Frank
lin Street. Funeral will take place this
afternoon at 6 o'clock from Oa1-wood-
John Spotswood Hady.
Mr.. John Spotswood Rady, son of Capt.
]. S. Hady. Of this city, died at Scottsville,
aged thirty-one years. The funeral Will
take place from the Eighth Street depot
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at
Go p. NJ. to-day. Interment will be made
in Hollywood.
Mrs. =. Is. Houston.
BUCHANAN, VA, June 14-SDecial.-
After along and painful illness. Mrs. ?.
B. Houston died last night at her home,
in Buchanan.
She was the wife OF Mr.. p. 3. Houston,
who. with two daughters, Misses Fannie
and Bessie, survive her. She also leaves
several brothers and sisters, of whom
are Mrs. Maggie Christian, OF Richmond,
and Mrs. FANNIE kean, OF Gooch!and.
Mrs Houston was Miss Emma Allen,
and a member of that we'll known fam
lily, the names of many of whom adorn
the pages of the history of the State.
She will be buried in the Buchanan
Cemetery from the Episcopal Church, OF
which she was a devoted member.
] William l.. Turpin.
BERFORD CITY, VA, June l4-Spec-
ial.-Ar. William L. Turpin, the veteran
who was taken i'll at the cemetery during
the Confederate memorial exercises on
Thursday, died here at midnight Tuesday.
He was sixty-eight years old, and had been
a brave Slider, serving under Gen. W. r.
Terry. In the Second Virginia Cavalry.
he is survived by five children, Walter
Turpin, of Georgia; Mrs. Loula Penn
Mrs. Porter Majors and Misses. George
and Viola Turpin, OF Bedford
Mr. Turpin was consistent member
of Mt. Hermon Baptist Church. His re-
mains will be inferred in the family plat
near Sedalia.
s1rs. b. 7. Henley.
| DANVILLE. VA, June 14-Special.-
! Mrs. 3. T. Henly, of King and Queer
county, mother of Mrs. James Ellyson
of this city, died at her daughters HON.
this morning after a weeks illness. Mrs
! Waddill, wife of the Clerk of Henrict
county, arrived here from Richmond
and was with her mother in her last i'll
ness.
Another daughter, Miss Bette Henley
of King ana Queen county, also survives
her. vhe body will be taken to, the ole
home for interment. 1t Will be met il
Richmond by other relatives.