The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-31
OBITUARY..
Mrs, z. 6, A, Gennet.

Mrs. Elizabeth Eyrand Adriance Gen7et.
relict of Charles Gennet, entered In o
rest Tuesday morning at 10:0 O'Clock at
the residence OF her sen-in-iaw, Dr.. j.
! DESCENDANT Of Sarah Rapelje, the arst
white child born in the State OF New
York. Mrs Gennet was bern in New York
city June 49, ISL; OF Hugusno: aad
life the strong characteristics which were
bride in 1888. and through al her long
life here had been identified with char
lum days she was president OF the Union
Benevolent Society. whose work was to
aid the poor and needy. and for over
half a century was an active member OF
the Female Humane Association.
During the war between the States she
was a constant nurse Of the soldiers. both
in hospitals and in her own home. and
was one of the original members OF the
: Hollywood Memorial Association. Owing
10 the infirmities OF increasing age the
active duties Of life had uscessarily been
laid aside, but her interes; in her friends.
her church and the public good never
ahated.
She was Il devoted member Of the
Grace-Strcet resoyterian Church. and
funeral services will be held in that
Church Thursday. January /, 1909, at $3.50
o'clock 2. Ii.
Mrs. GIiz beth E Gennet.
years a resident OF Richmond, died yes
,erday morning in the ninety-second yea,
Of her age at the home Of her son-ia-
law, Dr.. ). Hall Moore. She was one 0,
the Oldest women in Richmond, and
most interesting Character. as IN her
memory she carried many historic hap
penings in and about the capital Of
Virginia.
She was the widow OF Charles Gennet
for long time prominent merchant here
The funeral will be held in Grace
streat Presbyterian Church on to-mor
row afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Greenwaio's Funeral
The funeral of lIr. P. T. Greenwald,
whose death occurred suddenly at his
home in this city on the ed, took y ace
from his residence on the afternoon of
tie 24th, the service being corducted by
Or. J. 8. Hawthorne. assisted By DR..
". +. l.. Smith.
Interment was made In Hollywood.
The following acted as pall-bearers:
L ". Glasgow. Captain E. r. Archer.
Mann S. Quarles II a. McCurdy. Z.
Leslie Spence. Mr.. J. B. Kidd. James r.
Leshnall Active: L. Archer Anderson.
JT.. Joseph r. Anderson, st. George An
dc-son, Graham Eohson, DeGratfenreid
5ODSOn. L ra-i+ ECDSC'1. SfarteS ituEc,
William Traynhanl, Office force.
DR.. WIZ IN n. Fox.
Especial Dispatch, TO The Tines-l
ASHLAND, VA. December 31.-Dr. VIII
liam Fl Fox died this morning about i
o clock in his seventy-eighth year. He
was the youngest child OF Mr.. Tom FOX.
OF Ellington. in the upper part OF this
county. His father for number OF years
carried on q successful boys school at
his home.
Dr., Fox came to this place as a young
man just from college and entered unon
a fine practice. He owned all the land
which was afterwards owned by Colonel
Aver and Mrs. James. and planted out
a large number Of fruit trees, which still
exist He moved from hero to his old
hcnle in Ellington, and after his return
TO Ashland he again worked Up a large
practice.
He was a first cousin Of Major Clay
Drewry, Of Richmond. He married Miss
Sallie Carlton, of Hanover. 4 sister of Mrs.
Robert Powers, Mrs. Steger and the late
Mrs Jackson. of Richmond. He is sur
viyed by his wife and five sons-MessrI.
Tom, Lawrence, Fleming and Schooler
Fox, Of Ashland and Mr.. Julian Fox.
OF New York.
The funeral will take place Thursday.
January 1st, at 10 o'clock. from the Bap-
list Church here, and the remains will he
taken to Hollywood.
Dr.. Fox was one Of the charter, men,
hers of Ashland Lodge. No. 1eS. y. F. and
a NJ; also the last surviving charter