The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-18
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Mr.. A 7 Abernethy died at 6 o'clock
Sunday morning at his residence, NO.
1852 West Avenue.
The iunera! Will take place at clock
this afternoon from All-Saints' Epis-
coDal Church. The pall-bearers will pc
employees Of the firm A. Hoen x Co
Mr.. AoeTne1hy was born in this city jan
nary tn, 1880. and spent nearly the wElolc
Of his life here.
He lived in Danvile. Va, for a year or
two. In 1864 when only fourteen years Of
age, ne volunteered in the Confederate
Army and served faithfully in the trench
es below Richmond Va.
For the past twenty-one years. Mr..
Abernethy mas been in the employ of
Messrs y Hoen & Co. Of this city, who
had the highes; regard for him. He was
"A member of All Saints Church. and had
been a member for number of years
AR Abernsthy was a man OF sterling
qualities and was deservedly popular
with all VINO knew him.
He married Miss Mary Latham, OF
l-ynchturg, Va, who, with three chill
drea. Two daughters, Misses Kate and
Mary and ore SON. a. L, Jr., survives.
His only s:s:er. Mrs. Henry Hutchinson.
of Stannton was with him when he died.
a special communication OF Temple
Lodge, No. .. a F. and a. NJ has been
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o'clock to-day TO pay final tribute Of res
pect to worshipful y. I. Abernethy
Members OF sister lodges are invited to
attend Richmond Commandery *. 7.
will also take action.
&c Mcleod.
Mr. z. c. Mcleod. brother of N. r. T.
Mcleod, of the State Auditors office.
died Sunday morning in Norfolk.
Mr. Mcleod was about fifty years of
age, and had been sick for several weeks.
Mr. r. T. Mcleod left Sunday after
noon for Lynchburg. where the remains
of his brother we're taken for burial.
Other .I";,,hS.
Mir. Niles Bot died at the Soldiers
Home Sunday night. He had been in
poo health for some time. Mr. Bott
was from Petersburg and served in the
Twelfth Virginia Infantry. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at l O'Clock
from the Home Chapel the interment
biting in Hollywood.
Mrs. A NJ. Brazeal died Sunday at the
Little Sisters of the Poor where she had
been an inmate for some time. She was
the widow OF J. H. Brazeai. of Amelia
county. The funeral took place yester-
day, thc interment being in Hollywood.
Miss Jane Venable aged .eventy-Six
years. also died Sunday at the home of
The Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Mrs Eudora Clark of No 400 IIouisi-
ana Street. Fulton, died Sunday
Mrs. Matte l.. Bryant died at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. r. II.
Donley. No. 1903 Page Street. at 2:15
O'Clock Sunday morning. She was the
widow OF the late James Z. Bryant and
the mother Of r. A. Bryant J. E Bryant
and j w Bryant and Mrs. r. H. Dom
lev and Mrs c. I. Loving. of this city.
The funeral will take rlace this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from St. Pquls Cathedral
IEterment will be in Oakwood
Mrs. C-rri" Beck ham.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Dec. 17-Funeral
services over the remains of Mrs. Carrie
Beckham Wife Of former Mayo, !. T.
heckham took place from ST ?aul's Epis-
copal Church At go o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral services We're conducted by
the rector, Rev. p 2. Phillips A large
concourSe of friends followed the remains
TO Their resting place The !nternent
was made in the family lot in wv Hill
Cemetery. Mrs. Becl1laIs1 resided in this
city the major portion OF her life. and
recently removed 10 their country home
Brandy Station, Cupeper county. Va.
where she died, after a protracted i'll
ness.
She was a daughter of the late VIM. n
fowle. who al one time conducted a bank
ing institution in this city She is SIR
vived by a husband. three sons and one
daushter-A1essrs. Nm. II. e. J. Thomas.
Jr., and George Ross Beckham, and Miss
Carrie Beckhan.
II. II. Henderson,
Especial Dispatch to The rTimes)
LYNCHRURG. VA, Dec 11.-Intelli-
gence was received here to-day Of the
aeath at his home. in Macon. Ga, Of Mr.
Thomas Holcombe Henderson. a farmer,
resident of this city. Mr.. Henderson was