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aged eighty-one years and six days.s.4,s
Mr. Parker belonged to one 81 sl1e o PIG
est and most prominent faInilaess OF U ne
Eastern Shore OF Virginia
Prior to the war, he Represented ms
county in both banohes of the General
Assembly
James. M. Hend ersOl,.
Mr. James aI.$Henderson, OF honroy1a,
Orange county, died Tuesda y n = 4 q
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Mr. Henderson was a well known and
prosperous farmer Of Orange He was q
member and treasurer OF as Macedonia
i christian Church. 5. ~
His widow, four ID aughters and three
sons survive him. !, Mrs. 81 henderson was q
Miss Terrell, daughter of Ion uriahS
Terrell. who for many: yea rs represented
Orange county in the House OF Dele
gates, where he was known as irant-
father of the House. .
Three Of his daughters, Mr. Willard
w. Wright. No. 800. South Third Street;
Mrs Herbert W. Ware. NO. big North
sTwenty-sevent1 Street; and. Mrs Waiter
Duke NO. Il South First4Street; are
Of this city. The Their. Mrs. I1-EW Mon
cure is of Louisa. His sons are Messrs.
Joseph j. and John q. Henderson, of
west Virginia, and Ellis Henderson, of
Louisa.
3. Frank HaEsford.
Mr.. B. Frank Hansford. Jr:, died at
,5:55 Tuesday afternoon after lingering
Illness. at the residence of his father, on
a Street, Chestnut Hill; aged eighteen
years.
e. y. Kcrchival.
BERRYvILLE. VA, April n-special.
MIR E. V@Kerchival. one of the Oldest and
best-known citizens of Berryyiile. died
last night at his home here, aged about
5seventy-six years. His death was due 70 Z.
complication of diseases Mr. Kerchival
was born near SHarper's Ferry. w. va,
and came to this place and engaged IN
farming. Shortly Afterwards he opened a
merchant tailoring establishment and DID
1ourisG1:ng business, from which ne
realized a handsome fortune.
The Civil War ruined his business, ana
enlisting, he served with General Ashby's
cavalry as quar- termaster After the war
closed he followed farming. Some Years
ago his health broke down. He leaves
two sons and two daughters, all OF whom
reside here.
Deaths III Roanoke.
ROANOKE, VA, April 11-special.-
Mrs: G. II. Seay. an estimaIble lady, died
at her homo here last night, aged forty
seven years. She leaves one daughter,
aged thirteen years. Funeral arrange
ments have not been announced.
Mrs. Joseph II. Kiser, aged thirty-four
years, died this morning at her home,
on Rutherford Avenue. leaving a hus-5
band, who is a machinist in the Roanoke
shops, and three small children.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Madame Carpenter.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, April IL
Madame A. Carpenter, a native of Paris,
France. is dead here at the age of sew
enty-one years. She came to America in
1850, and for twenty-eGglht years was in
structress in French at the famous
school of Mrs. Porter at Pennington.
Conn, which was attended by suc:h wo-.
men as Mrs. Walter Webb, daughter of
w X Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch, daughter of James G.. Blaine. At
forwards she established at TalaDoosa.
Ala, the widely known Carpenter Insd-
tute. She came to Gainesville III 1894.
Mrs Helen ~. Nhittles"y.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 11.-special.
Mrs. Helen N. Whtttlesey, widow Of
Charles Whittlesey died this morning at
the residence of her son, Walter Whittle-
sey, after protracted illness. The de-
ceased was seventy years of age and
we'll known here. The Semains will be
forwarded tomorrow to Hartford, Conn,
for interment.
Miss Matilda 3. I>errick.
ALEX NDRIA, VA. April 11.-Specia1.
ing at the residence of iier cousin, Will
liam T. Kerrick. The deceased was sew
enty-one years of age.