The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-11-07

WILLIS.
Mrs. Lavinia S. Willis, only
daughter Of Margaret Knodle, of
this city, died in Winchester, Va.
last week.
NULL.
Mrs. Anna G. Null, widow of
James Null, died Monday at the
home of her son, j. A. r. Null,
one mile west of Creagerstown, OF
eneral debility, aged SO years.
BARGER.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barger, widow
of Captain Leander Barger, late
of Brunswick, died October "a at
her home in Brunswick, after a
lingering illness of dropsy with
other complications.
DUNLAP.
Mr.. Worthington Dunlap died
Friday morning, October 81, at
his home in Hansonville, in his
rs year. He leaves one son, who
resides in Waynesboro, Pa, and
brother, at jacksonville.
STRINE.
Mrs. Margaret Strine, an aged
and respected lady of near LIZ
Gore, this county, was found
dead at her home last Friday
evening. She was in the S3rd
year of her age, and is survived
by seven sons and three daugh.
ters.
Mrs. Henrietta Il. Ward, wife
Of Josephus G. Ward, died very
suddenly of heart disease at hel
home in HagerstOwn last Wednes.
day afternoon. Mrs. Ward was
in the Goth year of her age, and
she was a Miss Eader, of this
county, before her marriage.
MANN.
Mrs. Ann Mitilda Mann, an
aged and well-known lady of this
city, died at her home on East
Church street about l O'Clock
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mann's
death was due to stroke of par
alysis, which she suffered last
Friday morning, and she never
regained consciousness.
MosBR.
Mr.. Jacob Moser, a retired
farmer and a prominent resident
of Middletown Valley, died or
Saturday last at his home il
Myersville, in his 10th year. He
leaves d widow and four sons
John H., Edward j., Charles f
and Sampson H., all living al
Myersville.
NEIDHARDT.
Miss Estelle Neidhardt, oldes
daughter of the late Augustu
Neidhardt, formerly of this city
died at her home in Brooklyn
N. Y, on Saturday morning, No
vember l, aged 80. Death came
suddenly after few hours illness
consequent upon stroke of apo
plexy. Miss Neidhardt was wei
known here.
FINEFROCK.
Rev. Aaron Finefrock, the old
est Lutheran clergyman save ont
in Berks county, Pa, died at hi
home in Reading October 2, afte
an illness of several years. HI
was born in Frederick in 1929
graduated from Pennsylvania Col
lege and the Theological Semi
nary at Gettysburg, was ordained
to the ministry in 1859 and tire,
years later went to Womelsdorf
where he served several congre
cations for 80 years, resignins
five years ago to remove to Read
: ing.
HOFFMEIER.
! Rev. Thomas Franklin Hof1'
meier, pastor of the Mt. Pleasan
} charge of the Reformed church
died of pneumonia last Saturda.
morning about six O'Clock, at hi
home in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. HOff
meier was 50 years of age las
Thursday, two days before hi
died. He was born at Lancaster
Pa, October 80, 1887, and was thu
son of Rev. Charles f. Hoffmeier
also Reformed clergyman
Twenty six years ago he becam'
a resident of Frederick county
accepting call to the Reformed
Church at Middletown. He serve'
the Middletown Church TO
twenty-one years, resigning il
, 1897, since which time he ha
: been pastor of the Mt. Pleasan
: Reformed charge. His wife sur
wives him, with six children Mrs
U. A. Sharetts, of COlorad
Springs, Col, formerly of Fred
, lex !; Frank, a student at tn
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia ; Henry, a studen
at Mercersburg Academy, Mel