Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03
OBITUARY.

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Thomas S. Bellah, died early Tuesday
morning at his residence. No. 2l7 West
street.. He was unmarried.
Mrs. Hannah L. Hollis, aged GO
years, wife of William 3 Hollis of No.
III West Eighth street, died Sunday.
The body will be taken to Middletown
for burial
Polly Cook, aged - years, died Of
Bright's disease at No. Cos East Seventh
street on Thursday. She was a native
OF LELAND, but had lived IN this city
many years
John II. Dunlap, aged 60 years, died
at Gainesville, Pa, on Saturday night.
lie was o sergeant 10 the detail under
Gen. James II. Wilson of this city
which captured Jeffei son Davis.
John W. Smith, aged AZ years, q
STEAMBOAT man, died In Hartford,
Conn, on Christmas and the body has
hean brought here for inteTment, which
was made Mt Wilmington and Brandy.
wilma cemetery Saturday.
Samuel Miller, aged 30 years, died
Sunday at No. 433 North Eifty-th bird
street, West PHILADELPHIA. The funeral
took place yesterday morning at
40 o'ciock. lnterment was made
in ST. Dennis cemetery.
Mrs. Rebecna DeNormandie, vito of
A.. II. Den ormandie, the Jew eler, of No.
90 Shipley street, died Monday
after long Illness She was about 10
years OF age. She was born in New
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fierce. She lived here most Of her
life. She is survived only by her hus-
hand
Nlrs. Margaret Grimmell, aged SO
Years, mother OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Jochen, died Friday at Cleveland,
o., after lingering illness, at the
home of her son, the Rev. j. G. Grim
NEIL. Her remains were brought to
this CITY and serviceI we're held
Tuesday aft rnoon, Januarysslst, at ,. 30
O'Clock in German Baptist Church,
Fifth and Walnut Streets.
Former City Councilman James Mo-
Glinchev di d on Saturday evening at
his residence, No. SAT Madison street.
lie had been SICK for some time, hut
appeared TO be recovering and had been
confined to the house only few days.
He was born in this city 81 years ago
and was we'll known. lie served three
terms in City Council ani was an
active Democrat. He was carriage
wheewright and worked for Mclean e.
Kend Ill nearly 20 years. He was a
member of the Water Witch Fire Co.
and Tor many years was q trustee of
Sacred Heart Church. His wife died
in 1856. Six children survive him, Mrs.
N. Hammer, Mrs. Geurge @. Borell,
Frederick ". McGlinchey, who is in
United States navy. Lizzie, Jennie and
JOSEPH McGlincney.
Col. Morris l.. iarnall, native of
Delaware, died in Chester, Pa, Fri
day. lie was horn at What is now
Rockford, August %, 1912, ana worked
on farm. AS boy he assisted in
making the first paper made from
straw. Later he was apprenticed TO a
shoe max ng trade. He was elected
sheriff OF Delaware county, Pa, in
1860, but resigned the Office to take
command of military company organ
lied near Media, Pa, President Lin
coin appointed him paymaster and as
ouch he went through several perilous
expeditions. On one occasion he car
ried S}0O,00 through a country in
tested by Confederates, and was compile
mented. His reply was: II put my
trust ia God and fear neither MAI nor
devil He ret eived the appointment
OF lieutenant colouel of the Twenty
seventh Pennsylvania Infantry. After
the war he settled 10 South Chester
borough, where he STATED in the manu-
featuring business. He was elected
chief burgess of tho borough and was
also made postmaster, serving until the
borough was annexed to the CITY of
Chester. Since 1910 Colonel Yarnall
had been lccal pro cher, having filled
several pulEits. He was great friend
of the late Judge Thomas j. Clayton.
EOur hjIdrpn SttrriCa him