The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11
OBITUARY.
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Mrs. ii. A. Boyce.

Mrs. NJ. A. Boyce.
| The funeral of Mrs. NIollie A. Boyce,
| who died at her residence in Nelson
| county on Thursday last. took place at
noon on Saturday, the !nterment being
| in the family buryins ground, near Grape
Lawn.
Mrs. Boyce was fifty-four years of age
and was the youngest daughter OF the
| late Colonel Alexander Fitzpatrick. long
| a prominent citizen and leading lawyer
of Nelson county. She was a sister of the
| late Judge Thomas P. Fitzpatrick, OF
! Nelson, and Il near relative of DR.. ~. B.
| Fitzpatrick, who has often represented
| the county in the Legislature.
Just after the war she was married to
| EIr H. G.. Boyce, OF Edgefield county,
| S. c., who, as a brave young Confederate
soldier, had followed the flag of the
South to the fields OF Virginia, wounded
seven times by Federal bullets.
| Although a great sufferer, having been
| an invalid for moro than twenty-five
years. Mrs. Boyce maintained her bright,
| cheerful disposition, and was the light of
| her family and all those about her. She
| was from her early life a faithful men,
| Der of the Christian Church, and she
bore up under her almost constant suffer-
| ings with a resignation that was beauti-
| full to contemplate. She was widely
| known and loved in her community as a
beautiful type of Christian wonanllood.
| and her thoughtful deeds of kindness and
| her tender messages of consolation and
| sympathy for the distressed will be deep
| ly missed.
| She is survived by her husband and the
| following children. to all of whom her
death is a sad blow: Mrs. ". J. Hill. OF
Nelson: Mr.. C. a. Boyce, of Richmond:
Mrs. ". 5. Loving. OF Iron Gate: Messrs.
| S. r and Thomas Boyce and Miss Edna
| Boyce of Nelson.
Alrs. Mary E. Wayne,
Mrs. Mary E. Wayne died suddenly last
night at the residence of Mr.. II VI Mof-
fatt, in Barton Heights With her niece,
| Mrs. a. L. Curtis. of Barton Heights.
with whom Mrs. Wayne had lived for
| some four or five years. she had been
vesitng friends on Church Hill. in Rich
mond last night. They returned home.
| leaving First and Broad on the 10 o'clock
| car. Before reaching her home Mrs.
| Wayne complained of sudden pain and
| shortness of breath. The family were
! promptly notified. every assistance rem
| dered and a physician summoned. Before
| he could reach the house NIrs. Wayne was
| dead
She was about seventy years OF age.
| was the widow of William G. Wayne at
one time a resident of Ttichmoud. Mrs.
| Wayne leaves no children. She had lived
| in Richmond and Baltimore before re-
moving to- Barton Heights. Mrs. Wayne
| had been in excellent health up to the
| time of the sudden attack last night.
| She was a. lady of winning personality
| and attractive appearance and enjoyeS
| large circle of acnuaintances in Rich
| mond and Barton Heights, as well as in
| Baltimore. She leaves considerable orop-
| erty. invested for the most part in Balti-
more.
| j. L. IugersoiI.
| Mr. J. [. Ingersoll died Sunday morn
| int, at his residence, No. 61o South Pine
| Street. He had been i'll some time with
| Pneumonia, which was the cause of his
| Gea tn. He was SiXty-eight years of age.
and the greater part of his life was spent
| in Richmond, where he has been en-
| plcyed as a. car builder in the shops of
| tie Southern Railway. He was a mem
Der of Pine-Street Baptist Church and
or the Royal Society of Good Fellows
He is survived by three chidren-Mrs
| z. @. Krengle and Mrs. C. W. Pond. and
| a son, J. L. Ingersoll. IT. A sister also
81 rvives. Mrs. Amanda. Franlbers. OF
| Jersey City, n. ]. The funeral took place
az o'clock yesterday afternoon from
| Tine-Street Baptist Church and the burial
! was in Hollywood.
j. Frederick Farley.
Mr.. James Frederick Farley. well
| known young man of Fulton, died Sur
day afternoon at the residence of his par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Farley. No
3o1ta Denny Street.
Mr.. Farley was in his 2tst year. He
had been in i'll health for some time. He
is survived by his parents. three brothers.
and two sisters. The funeral VIII take
| place this afternoon at 8 o'clock
from the Apostolic Church. The interner.
will be in lakewood.
| Mrs. W. 8. Hughes.
| Mr. T 7. Hall and brother received
| telegram Sunday evening announc-
| ing the death of their sister, Mrs. W. 3.
| Hughes. of Neltons. Louisa county. Va.
Size is survived by her husband, four
| sail children, father. mother. and three
| ii others.
Edward W. Sneed.
The friends of Mr.. Edward w. Sneed
| will regret to hear OF his sudden death In
| Charlottesville on yesterday. Mr.. Snesd
was we'll known and very popular
He was at one time connected with the
old firm OF Conrad & Crew OF this city.
He was a brother OF Mrs. j. n. Willis.
Mrs. Henrietta Letch.
Mrs. Henrietta Letch died Sunday
! eI eninc at o'clock, at her home. in
Haroyer county She leaves six chill
dren. The funeral viii take place at $50
| clock this afternoon from Slash Metho-
| dist Church.
| Mrs. Fannie A. Armstesd.
Mrs Fannie A. Armistead. widow OF