The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
Colonel Deyer's Funeral.

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Colonel Deyer's Funeral.
The funeral of Colonel John ]. Deyer,
whose death occurred at the Old Donin-
ion Hospital, In this city. took place
Sunday from the Episcopal Church IN
Suffolk The services were conducted both
at the church and the grave by Rev. Jo-
seph Dunn. rector of the church.
The funeral was attended by many
friends from around his county home in
Southampton. and from Portsmouth and
Norfolk. The honorary pall-bearers
were: Mr.. G. F. Bowden. Mr.. w. 6.
Beach. Mr.. P. II. Lar(iin. Captain Asa
Rogers. Colonel Stith Boiling. Mr.. NJ a.
Coles. N. T. F. Meaney. Mr. II. X. Wal
colt. Mr.. r. B. Beaton, Mr.. ". H. Jenkins
and Mr.. J. II. Pace.
Funeral Service.
The funeral Of Miss Mabel Claire took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from Benefits undertaking rooms Iha
burial was in River View Cemetery.
Mrs. r. E. Mills.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
AIANTEO, VA, April Mrs. Ann
Elizabeth Mills, wife Of Mr.. Nicholas
Mills, Of Island View, died Sunday in the
e;shty-ssccnd year of her age. Mrs. Mills
was the only daughter of Colonel and
Mrs John Hashy. and granddaughter of
Major Charles Yancey, Of Travellers
! Rest.
When she was born on the 9th day
| Of January. 1921, Virginia had fewer falrer
daughters. She was reiEning belle at
the White Sulphur and other Virginia
springs. as well as in Richmond. Va.
where her grandfather serve1 his State
as member Of the Legislature for thirty
four years.
Her picture was exhibited In Paris as
a specimen of American beauty.
In her early youth she was married
to Mr.. Nicholas. Mills. son of Mr.. Nicholas
Mills. of Richmond. Va. and mas ilved
ever since at Island View. a beautiful
farm situated OH the James River in
| Buckingham COUNTY. just one mile from
the place Of her BIRTH
She is survived by her husband, one
daughter Mrs. Otto Sutton, eight grand
children, Messrs. Douglas and G. Hob
house Patteson, Mrs Anna Patteson SUIT
! ton, Misses Mary Camnl and Ella Fat
teson and Messrs. Otto and Nicholas SUIT
| ton and Miss Cally Sutton, and three great
grandchildren. James DuNal, Camm and
| Nicholas Sutton
The funeral services were conducted by
her pastor. Rev. T. II. Lacy. of Lynch
| burg, Va. and her remains were laid to
rest in the family burying grounds on
| Island View, at half-past four clock this
afternoon.
Mrs. M. j. B. Cutler.
Especial Dispatch to The Tiu'es.l
LOUISA. VA. April Mrs. NJ j. s.
Cutler. reject of Robert c. Cutler, died
at the home of her son. Rev. P. H. Cut
Ter. yesterday morning.
She was the last of her family OF the
Wniteheads-John. Floyd. Pensey. Sybil
and Betsey having preceded her to the
grave She was an aunt of Paul. Robert.
Edgar and Thomas Whitehead, and was
born in Amherst county. Va, June IL,
1910, was married to Robert c. Cutler, OF
that county. January g. 1884
Had she lived until June she would
nave been ninets-two years OF age. she
was the mother OF six children. four of
whom are now living-Messrs. P. II. and
L. a. Cutler and Mrs. Mary S. Harris
of Louisa. and Edward NJ. Cutler. of
Clifton Forge. Miss Clifford Burcher
and Ernest Adolphus Marion are dead.
She was confined to her bed for the
last four years. and suffered alternately
of rheumatism. la grippe. ervsipelas a
cough and a broken leg. Through all
these years she was tenderly and low
ingly cared by her sons daughter. >daugh-
ter-in-law and nieces. In her last mo-
! ments she was surrounded by most OF
them. and was consoled by their loving
words until death claimed her.
The funeral and interment took place
at the Louisa Christian Church. of which
she was member, at $50 o'clock this
evening.
II. Clay Jones.
isneeial Dispatch to The Times.>
WYTHEvILLE, VA. April Mr.. H.
Clay Jones. formerly of Smyth county.
but for the past two years resident OF
! Wytheville, died at his residence this
morning OF pneumonia. Ear. Jones was
in the 57th year of his a.e. and served
during the war in the 21st Virginia Cav
airy He vas a LAWYER by profession.