The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
OBITUARY.
Charming Emory BEDFORD.

Mr.. Chanting Emory Redford died sun
day morning at his residence, NO o..
West Grace Street tie mao oeeii s'tn
for the past nine WEEKS 'iiu iiio
was not unexpected.
Mr. BEDFORD was sixty years OF ase. ihe
was the son of the late Frederick W.
Redford at one time manager Oh the
Gallego Mills. and was born IN Mtnches-
ter in 1871. He received his educauon 'h
the schools Of Richmond. During the war
Mr.. Redford fought with the Old Rlch-
mond Gr;.ys. and up TO the time of his
ll.a1h he was a member of Lee Camp. IN
early life he was connected with Thomas
! Hrancl & Co. and afterwards engaged IN
business. as a commission merchant. About
twelve years ago he became private score
tary to Mr. Joseph Bryan of this city,
and this position he held up to the time
Of his death.
Mr.. Redford was a member of the Rich
mond Grays' Veteran Association and
| Richmond Conmandery No. ,. Knights
| Templar.
| Mr.. BEDFORD was taken sick about nine
weeks ago. and for the past month his
| family nave held out but slight hope for.
| his recovery. He is survived by his wild
j ow. Mrs sOphela r. BEDFORD and five
! children-Messrs. Horace a. and Oscar
| p BEDFORD and Misses Blanche A, Ethel,
! and Julia BEDFORD, all of this city. He
| leaves also a sister. Airs. Z. II. Cloves, of
| Richmond.
Che funeral will take place at II O'Clock
| this morning from Centenary Methodist
! ,picopal Church. The jnterment "ill
| be made in Slockoe IIill Cemetery. 1ne
! pal-bearers will be as follows:
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Joseph Bryan, c. w.
| Branch John Branch, Cyrus BossieuN, T..
P. Hudgins. w. l.. Fleming, DR.. 9. II.
| Ryland and DR. IL w. Davis.
! .Active-Alessrs Charles Branch, Fred.
r
| O. II. Funston. w. S. Copeland, a. +.
! uolderby and Dr.. George f, I1eesee.
The following detail from Lee Camp
! will meet AT Lee Camp Hall at 10 o'clock:
B. n. Paiham. w. L. 14ghtfoot. Joseph
w. Thomas, George ". Jarves. John \.
Gordon. Alexander Grant, George L.
Dean c. c. Scott.
i DR.. Charles H. Mills.
! DR. Charles II. Mills. one of the most
prominent practicing physicians and es-
termed citizens OF Hanover county, died
Sunday night at his home near Old
+; Church. ApoplcXy was the cause of his
death. He was aged sixty years.
Dir. Mills WAS the son of Captain Jack
MINIS. of Hanover, and a brother of the
late John T. Mills and William Nicholas
Mills, of Hanover, and Mrs. p. II. Clop-
ton and Mrs. w. Fl. Talley, ST., of this
city. Sergeant rrallcy. of the Second Dis
| Lf1Cl. is 1t itSbiiS'E oi lllS ueCedScO Ii
/ Mills was a gallant soldier, having served
throughout the war in the Texas Rangers
! He is survived by widow and five chill
drcn.
The funeral viii take place this after
noon al ; o'clock; interment in the family
Durying-Sround
John Archer Parker.
Mr.. John Archer Parker died Saturda,
morning.: aged % years Ec was thu
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl Parker
OF No aoi North Twenty-sixtl Street II,
was a clerk in the Richmond I4ocomotiv;
Works. Besides his parents. he is sur
vived by two brothers, Gilbert 7. and Dr.
w H. Parker, and two sisters. Mrs. Q
T. Elankenslip and Miss Annie w. Park
en-
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon at 4 O'Clock from st. James Meth
odist Church.
Z. T. Moore.
The death Of Mr.. Z. r. Moore occurce'
| suddenly Saturday night about o'clocl