The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-21
THE DEATH RECORD.

THE DEATH RECORD.
WIsE.-Mr. William Wise, well known paper
manufacturer and highly respected citizen died
from heart disease at his home, White Hall. N.
G. X. R. on Saturday last aged rs years. He was
born on farm in that section of the county ana
lived there his entire life. He was the first agent
Later he engaged in the manufacture OF paper,
in which he continued for more than fifty years.
he was an active member OF the ffes1 t rs
church was built at White Hall. The wife OF
Mr.. Wise, who was Miss Miranda Hicks, died
children-Mrs. William Bosley. Mrs. w. H: Carr
and Mr.. Charles II. Wise, the latter being a
member of the Board of Election Supervisors
for Baltimore county.
STRAwINsRI-Mrs. Clara Strawinski, widow
York, Pa, on Sunday last in the 10th year OF her
age. She was a daughter of Peter Smyser ana
was born in the vicinity of loves old camp
moved to Wiseburg. on the York turnpike, and
for many years conducted what was known 70
thousands of people as the Halfway House, which
is still standing and takes its name from the fact
that it is 23K miles from Baltimore and Ak
miles from York. This house was kept in later
Of Mrs. Strawinski. She is survived by four sons
and one daughter. Mr.. Thomas j. Hunter, OF
the Towson bar, is nephew of the deceased.
WATERs.-Mr. James Waters died on the 18th
inst, at st. Joseph's Hospital, after short ill
ness from heart disease. aged 81 years. He was
native of England and came to this country
when boy. For many years he was success
full landscape gardener in and about Baltimore.
dener at the National Cemetery on the Frederick
road. Afterward he occupied similar position
in Clifton and Paterson Parks, remaining in that
capacity up to the time of his death. He made
a study of the propagation of plants and was
well known among his profession for his pro-
ficiency in that branch of work. Mr.. Waters is
survived by widow.
HARRIsoN.-Mr. William G. Harrison died at
his home ON Roland avenue, on Saturday last.
The cause of his death was blood poisoning,
caused, it is said, by manicuring. He was the
eldest son of Mr.. Charles X. Harrison, who for
merly owned large estate near Pikesville. By
profession Mr.. Harrison was a mechanical en-
gineer and for time was employed In the shops
Unmarried M Besides his parents he is survived
by seven brothers and three sisters. The funeral
took place at st. Thomas Church. Garrison For
est, on Monday, the rector Rev. Hobart Smith,
conducting the services.
PRIcE.-Dr. Elias G. Price, one of the Oldest
homeopathic physicians in Baltimore, died at his
home, Madison avenue, on Monday last. He was
q son of Samuel Price and was born in the 9Th
district of Baltimore county in April, 1926 He
graduated at the University of Maryland in 1848
and for seventeen years thereafter practiced in
Baltimore county. He then located in Baltimore
city and had ever since been engaged in active
practice there. DR.. Price was a member of the
Society of Friends and attended the Park Ave
DR.. Eldridge G. Price.
wHITTLE. Mr.. Jeremiah Whittle, we'll
known citizen of Hartford county, died at his
home, near JarrettsviIle, on Saturday last, aged
rs years. He is survived by two sons and three
daughters Mr. white was native of Towson
among the original settlers of this place. A
brother of the deceased was Thomas Whittle,
the beginning of the Civil War, and was never
again heard of by his family Deceased was an
uncle of Sheriff Joshua L. Whittle, of Balti-
more county.
LIE MoyNE.-Mrs. Julia Murray LIE Moyne,
wife of Mr.. John V. LIE Moyne, died on Tuesday
Baltimore county. aged "a years. She was sick
but two days. Mrs. LIE Moyne was a native of
her husband being leading member of the bar
of that city. The family, who are well known in
social circles. removed to Baltimore county
about fifteen years ago. The remains were taken
to Pittsburg for interment.
HosHALL-Mr Samuel G. Hoshall, of the 9th
district of this county, who had been employed
for some time in the freight department. of the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Atlantic City, died at
that place on Tuesday; He was son of Mr..
leaves a widow, who is a daughter of Mr. Valen-
tine Cross. Mr. Hoshall was well known at Tow
son. having been employed here several years as
record clerk in the County Clerks office.
HoFFMAN.-Mrs. Catharine Hoffman, wife of
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Sherwood Distillery, Cockeysville, died of con-
sumption, at her home near that place, on Satur
husband and and Y six Children MRS. HOFFMAN nu wa s
member of st. Joseph's Catholic Church, Texas,
where her funeral took place.
EAsT.-Mrs. Marion East died at her home
Rockdale. I'd district, on the 18th instant. She
was the widow of Caleb j. East, who was well
known citizen and farmer in that section of the
county many years. She is survived by several
children.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc..
received for record in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
T. ]. Hunter trustee, &C., to Andreas Kotschen-
reuther and wife.
band.
Laura V. Emmart ct al to Rockdale Camp Meet
H J. McGrath to Marie L. Heinmuller
A. d. Clemens, Jr., to Mary f. Long.
Robert H. Blackburn to John M. Christopher.
]. j. Lindsay and d. G. Mcintosh Sr., trustees,
and ID. G. Mcintosh, Jr., to A. d. Clemens. Jr.
P: G. Hennighausen, attorney, to A. j. Alden
Henry Frederick to A. J. Oldenburg ct al.
c. w. Hull and wife to G. A. Kruemmel and wife.
F. C. johnson and wife to Georgianna Whalen.
Canton Co. to Michael Adams, Jr., 8.
John Vollenweider and wife to Elizabeth Leav-
Halethorpe l.. l. Co. to o. ]. Smith and wife,
Jacob g. Kemp ct al; to George Brehm.
Anna L. Britton ct al. to Susie Lovejoy.
VIM. Gardiner, trustee. to H. q. Suffer-,
Frank Gosnell, administrator. to Edw. NJ. Cum
mings ct al
Charles H. Hoover to Wesley A. Royston.
Anna j., Hartman and husband to Melchor
Hoshall.
Minnie D. Bresee and husband to Safe Deposit
and Trust Co.
c. S. Rimby to Andrew ]. weindl and wife.
Joseph Schamberger to Robert Wallis.
ID III
:" to Charles w. Rohde.
+ ~ to Theodore H. Rohde
Henry Roth to Joseph schamberger.
David Wright and wife to Henry Sehrt and wife.
Executors and trustees of estate of James Man.
derson to David Wright, 2.
]. J. Alexander and c. McH. Howard, trustees,
to Edward f. Burke.
Assurance 2. La S.A. to Henry Kistner and wife.
D. NJ: Reese, attorney, to Asher Sealover.
Elizabeth beaverton to E. e. Burns and wife.
Mary NJ. Rodham to Frank Kilchenstein.
Mary Clements and husband to ]. M. Bellamy
and wife,.
J. S. Calwell and wife to H. M. Benzinger.
H. NJ. Benzinger and wife to Mary Dreamer.
Mary A. e. Stanley and husband to Thomas
Davis and wife.
George G. Goldman to William Koch.
Emma c. Atkinson, administrative, to Emma C.
Atkinson and husband, 2.
william White and wife to VIM NJ. Frank
MORTGAGES.
g. A. Kruemmel and wife to Mary j. Parlett,
$500.
Mary F. Long and husband to Waverly B. A., 1910.
Edward Mitchell to Roland Park Co., So 500.
VIM. Hutchins ct al. to G. NJ. w. Morrison, 5000.
Robert Wallis to New Michael's P. s. L. A, 1882.
John w. Mann to Thirty first German-American
B. A., 81 500
Edward Mitchell ct al. to Roland Park Co.. s., 800.
]. s. Boyer and wife and G. +. Warning and wife
to Northeast P. b. A., S1,76S.
Asher Sealover and wife to Canton P. D. A., 5000.
Henry Kistner and wife to Canton P. B. A., $500.
Conrad Schluderberg to Royal P. b. A, $1,040
E. E. Burns and wife to Florence P. L. & S. A.,
$500.
C. E. Wilhelm and wife to Wesley Royston, $3.50.
d. s. Taylor, trustee, ct al. to J. F. Hayward,
5000.
VIM. Koch and wife to Highland P. B. A., 1924.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES.
Clarence Wagner to Liquid Carbolic Acid Man
ufacturing Co.. $500.
Michael ]. Fitzsmmons to same, $685.
BILLS OF SALE. 8
Edward Bosey to Mary A. Bosley, s544
Two August Tours to the Pacific Coast