The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23
OBITUARY..
Daniel Denoon.

Mr.. Daniel Denoon. one OF the Oldest
and best known citizens of Richmond
died yesterday morning at his residence,
No. SIS East Marshall Street Mr. De
noon was seventy-three years OF age was
born in Richmond and made his nome
mere during his entire life. He was a
nan of considerable means. having ac-
cuu.ulated fortune for business n
,erests. from which he withdrew several
years ago on account of failing health
lor eight years he had been an invalid.
confined closely to his home, and during
the last few weeks had been in so feeble
!. condition that his death was expected
at any time
) Mr.. Denoon was the oldest son of the
late Samuel D. Denoon. a prominent ana
distinguished citizen of Richmond many
years ago. When quite a young man ne
had charge of the city gas works, but
ave UP that position to accept one N
the State Treasury Department. which
lie held until the close OF the civil War
kfter the war he went into the hard
ware business here, having been a part
Ter in two Observation-Disclosures II NC
Iraw and Denoon & Elliot Both firms
we're successful Besides being a man OF
thorough business qualities. he was given
much to study and reading and of lit
,rarv turn of mind which made him
wonderfully familiar with the classics.
de- story and general literature. He was
ysAtfe long friend of the late DR.. Hose,
s-ssssstor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Prior to the Civil War Mr.. Denoou WAS
married to Miss Bette Carver King, or
:. ing William county, who survives him.
With eight children-two daughters.
Misses Dicie and Mary Denoon. and six
sons-Messrs. Charles L. and II L. De
loon the wel-known real estate men OF
this city; Frank c. Dcnoon. Hugh De-
noon Albert S. Denoon and Arthur e.
Denoon. all of whom live in Richmond.
The funeral service will take place at
the home tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
and will be conducted by DR.. Russell
Cecil. pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. of which Mr.. Deuoon was q
member, assisted by Rev. J. Calvin
Stewart The pall-bearers will be: Ac-
tive-N1essrs William E.IIyson. E NJ.
crutchfeId Irving l.. Beverage. Chas.
l.. Todd. Jr.. Burton Mountcastle. Wal
,ace E. Eaker, John Francis and Chas
Z. Winston.
Honorary-s1essrs. r. Fl. Gillian. How
ard Swincford a. II. Lyon. James Nc
Graw. William Hill, T. II. Habliston.
Dr. II. Wythe Davis.
Captain L. w. Lindsay
Captain L. w. Lindsay, of this city
lied at the residence OF his son, Rev
" G. Lindsay, Phi. D, in Biloxi. Miss.
Sunday, July 10Th. of Erights disease.
ae was born in Prince Edward county,
IL 1892. moving to North Carolina in the
carly fifties, ard married Miss Martha G.
Adams, of Charlotte. ne was captain
Of Company X. Forty-ninth North Caro-
ina Ranson's Brigade Lonsstreet's
Corps, Pickett's Division. EniisinS in
1861 he went through it all from Bethel
10 Appomattox, receiving five wounds.
He was member OF Pickett Camp, Con-
federate Veterans, of this city. and
Amity Lodge No. 76. A F. and y. N.
These organizations took charge of the
body on its arrival here yesterday morn
ing, ard he was buried in Pickett Camp
section of Hollywood. with Masonic GER
enion!es.
He was for over fifty years a devoted
member of the Presbyterian Church.
On the arrival of the remains OF Jeffer-
son Davis in Richmond for reinternent.
he acted as one of the Escort Commit
tee.
Until year ago Captain Lindsay lived
in Richmond. being in charge of the
Richmond Industrial Home. and having
here many friends.
He leaves three sons-Rev. W. c. Lind
say. I'll ~. ptaS.Sl y = Ssos
terrain Church. in Biloxi. Miss: Mr.. jobs
P Lindsay broker of Pittsburg. Pa.
and Paul B. Lindsay. of Henry county,
va DR.. Lindsay and his little dangh-
ter. Lucille. accompanied the remains from
Biloxi and were met by Mr.. John p.
Lindsay at the grave side
Funeral of Indian.
The funeral of Mr.. Hiram Wynn. who
died June 18th. took place at his resi-