The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
OBITUARY..
C. IL A;oran.

Mr. G. n. Moran died at his fathers
residence. in Ashland, on Sunday morn
ing at o clock, aged Twenty-Five years.
He was an active member of JEFFERSON
Lodge, J. GU. A. NJ. He leaves MS
wife, two small children and his mother.
The funeral was in Ashland yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. James T.. ClarEson.
The death of Mrs. James L. Garrison,
formerly of Richmond, occurred IN 81.
Louis, Mo-, March 6th.
Mrs Clarkson. VINO was ABOUT nlty-
two years old, is survived by her nus
band and five children A SISTER A,s.
George P. Stacy, lives here. The de-
ceased was formerly Miss Turner, she
had been i'll since September last.
z. nj. HadGocss.
Mr.. T. NJ. IIaddoclz formerly resident
of this city. died Sunday IN bafsl.1lore.
The remains will be brought to Richmond
tomorrow and buried in Hollywood.
Mr.. Haddock was in the directory bust
ness here some five years ago, and was
widely known. He is survived by several
children.
Mrs Bette n. SiZcr.
News of the death of Mrs. Bettie II.
sizer. Which occurred at her home, near
Av,ett's, Saturday night, has been re-
ceiyed here She was the sister Of Rev
Or. Charles H. RyIand. Her husband
and several children survive her.
Fulwar Slsi,,with.
ROYnTON, VA, March Especial
Mr.. Fulwar Skipwith died at his home,
"Prestwould," near Clarkville, on Tues
day night Mr.. Skipwith had been I'D
falling health for some time. He was
the son of the late Humberston Skip
with, Of Prestwou!d, and grandson OF
Sir Peyton Skipwith ard Lady Jean, ms
wife. of "Newbold Hail., England. MT.
Skipwith was 4 man of many tne quail
tiles of heart and mind. His father
being a wealthy man gave him the best
opportunities of an educatlon. re
travelled for two years in the East
after finishing his education. and his ac-
count of his travels We're most interest
ing. He married Miss Annie Ledyard,
of Mississippi, who survives him, To-
rctter with four children-one son, Mr..
Austin Slipwith. Of Prestwould; MRS.
Helen Halsell Of Mississippi; Mrs. Annie
Heidelbure, of Mississippi and Miss Jean
STAPLES, of Clarkville, Va.
The burial took place Thursday at the
homestead, the Rev. E. Stirling Gum:
rector of ST. James Episcopal Church, OF
Boydton, officiating.
III rs. j ul!a Il. turner.
ROANOKE, VA, March Especial
Mrs Julia A Turner, wife OF c. NJ Tur-
cer. passed away at the home of her son.
NJ. ". Turner Saturday night at o'clock
She was 81 years of age and had resided
here since 1870. Death was caused by
paralysis, with which she was stricken
Friday.
Mrs. Turner is survived by her husband
and five children-NIrs. Frank WycNilne.
of Washington; AI. w. w. NJ. and MISS
Parker. of this city, and Henry IS, OF
Greenyille, Tenn.
j. Wesley bonneville.
NEWPORT eNDWS, VA. March p
Special.-News has been received or the
death of J. Wesley Bonneville, aged thlr-
=ty-fiye years, and a prominent gentleman,
near the Gross Roads. in Elizabeth CITY
County. Mr. Bonneville was unmarried,
and was the last member of his lmme-
diate family living, all the others having
died within the past ten years. The tune
raj services took place from old st.
Johns Church, Hampton, this afternoon
at 2 o'clock
Eugene c. Moore.
WOODSTOCK, VA, March Especial.
Eugene C. Moore, aged twenty-fOur years,
son of DR.. C. A. R. Moore, of Mt. jack
illness of pleurisy. He is survived by a
young widow. During the Spanish-Ameri-
can war he served as Corporal of Com
pany "A, Second Virginia Volunteers.
ii. Clay Williams.
SUFFOLK. VA, March Especial
Hon. H. Clay Williams, 62 years old, died
Saturday morning, in Gates county, N,
c., 81 miles from Suffolk. He represented
his county twice in the Legislature and
was formerly county commissioner. A
widow, five daughters. and two sons
survive him.
William ChaunceV.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 12.-Spe-
cial.-Mr William Chauncey, "a we'll
known citizen, died at his home, No. GIL
South Fairfax Street, at an early hour
this morning, aged s3ty-six years. He
was a member of the firm of Chauncey &
Bro, who conduct a marble yard here.
DEATHS. ss
.MORAN.-Died, March 18th, at his
fathers home, nearsAshland, Hanover
county, Va, Mr.4C n. MORAN, in the
twenty-ninth year Of his age. He leaves
a devoted wife, two little children and