The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-02-22

Mr.. John Lynch died at the home ofhis
son-in-law, near Upper Cross Roads on
Wednesday, aged about ninety-fiveyea |
He leaves three daughters-Mrs. John
Lancaster, Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs.
Edward Roach and four sons-Messrs.
Thomas, Martin, John and Michael
Lynch. His funeral will take place today,
Friday, the interment being at the Cath
Ole Cemetery, Long Green.
JOHN KELLY.
Mr.. John Kelly one of the oldest resi-
dents of the county died on Monday at his
home near Chestnut Hill, after a pro-
tracted illness, aged about eighty years.
Mr. Kelly leaves three daughters, Mrs.
Daniel Carroll, of Bel Air, and Misses
lane and Maggie Kelly, and two sons,
Messrs. Michael and Edward Kelly, The
funeral took place on Wednesday, the in
torment being at St. Ignatius Church,
Hickory. Rev. Father Frederick offici-
ated.
MR.. GEORGE B. HAYS.
Mr.. George B. Hays highly respected
citizen of Fallston died in Baltimore last
Tuesday aged about forty years. Hewas
engaged in the fertilizer and implement
business at Fallston. His funeral took
place Thursday at Union Chapel M. P.
Church, Wilma. Rev. 8. w. Coe conduct
ed the services. The pail bearers were
Messrs. William H. street,, William N.
McComas, ]. Miles Curry, G. ]. McComas,
Perry Carroll and George G. Waters.
MRS. ELIZABETH PATTERSON.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson diedlast Sat
urday at the residence of her son-in-law,
Mr.. 7. T. Ayres, near Shawsville, aged
seyenty-six years. She leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Nealy Henderson and Mrs. ].
T. Ayers, and two sons, Messrs. John w:
Patterson and Abel Patterson, of Port
land, Oregon. Her funeral took place
Tuesday at Bethel Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Albert Price, officiating. The pail
bearers were U. Y. Norris, ]. L. Parrish,
James Almony, Nelson Gilbert, Columbus
Slade and Jefferson Bradenbaugh.
JOSEPH LoKRR.
Mr.. Joseph Loker, died at his home
near Pleasantville, Saturday oflast week,
aged lightweight years. Death was due
to paralysis. He was buried Tuesday al
Friends Meeting House, Fallston. Mr.
Loker was native of Prussia, he came
to this country at the age of sixteen anc
located in this county. He was an hon
orable and upright man and we'll though
of by all who knew him. He leaves sur
viving him FIVE daughters, Mrs. A. ]
Z Drane, of Baltimore, Mrs. Josephine
Durham, Misses Jennie, Elizabeth ant
). Margaret Loker, and two sons, Messrs
:. John and William Loker.
JOHN sToNEBRAKER.
: Mr.. John Stonebraker died suddenly
> his residence near Hickory, on Saturday
He had gone to neighbours house t
y get a load of wheat and while placing tn
u sacks in the wagon, suddenly recled an
y fell unconscious, remaining in that cond
ton until his death. The deceased wa
y &c years old and was much respecte
le resident of his community. He Is su
~ vived by widow and one sister, Mr.
i 7. H. Slater, of Bel Air. His funeraltoo
place on Tuesday, the interment being
n Mt. Zion cemetery. Revs. Frank
LII Isaac and S. w. Coe, officiated. II
e. pail bearers were Messrs. J. Ruff Street
g. William Michael, J. T. Kennedy, Joel
'i' Holiingsworth, William Tucker al
Emory Tucker.
IT,
MRS. ISABELLA STRASBAUGH.
Mrs. Isabella Strasbaugh, wife of N
ay A. Henry Strasbaugh, of Creswell, di
d. at her winter residence in Baltimore IL
Friday. She was a member of
N. Churchville Presbyterian Church and
,es of the last survivors ofthe Pannell fam
which has been prominent In Harfc
est county almost since its organizati'
The deceased was highly esteemed by
inc who knew her and although an inva
no. for a number of years, yet she dispen
the many little charities in the commun
in Indicative of an upright, earnest Chr
ian. Besides her husband, she is survi
FRS. by one son, Mr.. Harry P. Strasbau
The funeral took place on Sunday, the
of terment being at Churchville Presby
lea- Ian cemetery. Rev. S. c. WATSON of
ated. The pail bearers were Mes
nty, Griffin F. Milton, WilIicu Webstec,
Air H. Bayless, George E. silver, W.
Finney and George J. Finpey.