The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-07
THE DEATH RECORD.


HERDER.-Mrs Mary j. Herder, widow of
Nicholas Herder, who lived near Hannah More
Academy. Reistersto wn, died suddenly on Fri
day morning. May Both, while on a visit to her
niece. Miss Dora Flemming, in Gettysburg. Pa.
She had been in Gettysburg about two weeks
week before, determined to stay until the auth
to see the Decoration Day parade. and the end
came that day. She had not been in the hest of
health for some time. but no serious results were
apprehended. The physicians pronounced the
cause of her death heart-failure. superinduced
by slight attack of indigestion the night be-
fore. The remains were brought on and the
funeral took place at the NJ. E. Church SOUTH
ReisterstowD, at 1870 O'Clock Sunday morning,
the cars of the Emory Grove line being utilized
to convey the friends to the church. Rev. Mr.
Bangs, pastor of the church, OBLIGATED at the
IN o The body
where the remains of her late husband renose
Mrs. Herder had been living in the neighborho0d
OF her late home forty-slx years and was one of
munity. She had formerly been resident of
Baltimore and became u member of Fayette
Street NJ E. Church when child. On removing
to the country she Joined Reisterstown MI III
Church and. after her marriage, became mem
Der of the NJ. E. Church South. Mrs. Herder was
in the 18th year of her age. She is survived by
one brother, Mr.. George II. Trainor of Balti-
more and by five half brothers and sisters. name
ly: Mrs. John War6eld of Baltimore: Miss
Lizzie Trainor of Carroll county, Nd; Mr.. Rob
ert Trainor and Mrs. Christie Golson, of Nebras-
ka, and Mr.. Joseph Trainor, of Washington. DC.
HAMBLEToN.-Mr John a. Hambleton who
was stricken with paralysis on the 2lst of May,
died at his home in Baltimore, on Sunday last,
having been unconscious from the time of tbe
attack He was in the 10Th year of his age and
was born at New Windsor, Carroll county He
was the second son of Thomas Edward HamfIie-
ton. who located in Baltimore in 1882 and re-
manned there the balance of his life and became
prominent in the dry goods trade. The son en-
gagged in business with his father under the
name of Hambleton & Co. Later his brother,
Mr. T. Edward Hambleton, also became a mem
Der of the firm. which continued the business
until the breaking out of the Civil War In
1854 Mr.. Hambleton organized the banking and
brokerage firm of John A. Hambeton Co.,
which in time became one of the promnentand
wealthy houses of its kind in the South This
firm continued unchanged until 1891, when Mr..
John A. Hamb retired and the business was
continued by his brother. Mr.. T. Edward Ham
bleton. In 1856 Mr.. Hambleton was married to
county, sister of Mr. Richard II. Wosllen. who
died in 1872 leaving three daughters-brs. Albert
Hambleton. She was devout Christian woman
and at one time an active worker in Jpsom N. e.
Church. Towson. His second wifi was Miss
Catherine Ober, daughter of the lac Gustavus
Ober of Baltimore, who died in 1889, leaving no
children. Mr.. Hambleton had mary friendsand
acquaintances in Baltimore courty, where he
place being located west of Luherville, near
that of his brother, Mr.. I. Edward Hambleton.
ALLENDER.-Mrs. Jennie Seatburg Allender,
wife of Rev. John e. Allender formerly of the
18th district of Baltimore county, died very sud
denly at her home in Arlington, Va, on Satur-
day evening last, and her denise cast gloom
over the entire community. She was faithful
and devoted wife and mother She was also a
aInfhl ana N memper OF d1e ms
in his ministerial work. Mrs. Allender was
native of Accomac county, Va, and was married
husband e she is survived By four childfenNMrs
Addie V. McGavock, of Waterford, Va, Misses
Bessie w. and Mamie B. Allender, and Mr. VIM;
inst, several ministers participating in the cere
monies. The remains were inferred in Ivy Hill
Cemetery, Alexandria. Va.
FITZPATRICK.-Mr. Patrick Fitzpatrick, who
had been sick for some months died OIL Tuesday
afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
He was native of Ireland and came to this
country when young man. For about forty
years he was in the employ of the Northern Cen
trail Railway Company, latterly as tagman at
Sherwood crossing. He was retired last January
and placed on the companys pension list. Mr..
Fitzpatrick is survived by two daughters and
one son-Mr. Frank Fitzpatrick, who is manager
of the Smedley House cafe. The funeral took
place at st. Francis Catholic Church, Towson,
on Friday morning.
MULLIGAN.-Mrs. Annie Mulligan died at her
home in Govanstown, on the Both ult., after a
brief illness. She was the wife of Mr.. James
Mulligan, formerly one of the 9th district road
supervisors, and a native of Ireland, having
come to this country in 1868. Mrs Mulligan is
of st. Mary's Catholic Church. Govanstown.
PropertyTransfersin 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.
Elizabeth beaverton to John G.. Herbert, Sr.,
and Joseph Herbert.
Joseph Schamberger, etc., to Henry Roth.
Canton Company to Joseph Schamberger.
Rev. r.. Kelbaugh and wife to Lewis A. Grimes
and Miriam A. Grimes.
Albinus Schuck and wife to Charles e. Wilson.
Joseph Schamberger and wife to William Schlu-
Ludwig Sellmayer to Edward R. Maasch. H.
Edward Addison to Mary A. E. Stanley.
Margaret L. Mellor and Irene e. Horner and huS-
band to Joshua T. Mellor. ,al
Martin Healy ct al. to Alfred Gundry.
Robert H. Bussey, assignee, to Mary E. Dali.
VIM. s. Paca and wife to Bessie M. Paca. ~
Louis Weber to William Stang.
George B. Mcdonald to Richard w. Miell4e.
William White and wife to George W. White and
Estella T. White. ~
Washington and Baltimore Land Co. to John F.
Prechtel. vi
Frederick Krautter to VIM. Wright and wife.
E. ]. Griffin and wife to John d. Kennedy ct al.
William Felzell and wife to George Stafford.
Washington and Baltimore Land Co. to Freder-
lex Henkelman.
Overlea Land Co. to Carl Thurowand.
Elizabeth Dietz to Philip A. Hoech and wife.
r: G. Seeman and wife to w: II: Matthai.
w. A. Bennett and wife to w. b. Brooks, Jr.
r. F. Leach, Jr,. attorney, to F. NJ Sealover.
CIV. Fitzgerald, assignee, ct al to H. L. Hor-
ton.
Washington and Baltimore Land Company to
Otto Chrisliff. ~
H.. L. Horton to f. L. Darlington.
Stanley Slade and wife to j. e. Tinker. Isl
G. s. Rich trustee, to ]. H. Wilson.
Frederick Gross and wife to Katherine Deuch-
Ter and husband.
MORTGAGES.
Frederick F. Erdman and wife to Josephine p.
Carey, $500.
Robert Waters to Albert ]. B. Almony, $500.
William Miller and wife to John Flannery, $l,300.
Henry Quick and wife to Cyramore P. B. S. s.,
$500.
James Phipps to Elmer J. Cook, $1,000
Martha E. Smith and Robert P. Smith to Virginia
Warner, 81, 000.
VIM. S. Amoss and wife to Northern Central P.
b. & L. A., $3.50.
James e. Ellison and wife to Northern Central
P. B. & L. A., S1,170.
George Stafford and wife to Provident Savings
Bank, $1,000. a4l
Thos. H. Squirrel to Gainesville L. s. s. A., $500.
Frederick Henkelman to Frances NJ. Wentz and
Frances M. Turner, $559.58. o.. 8,
James S. Gunther and Annie Guuther to Eliza
beth Gunther, trustee, &C., 5000.
J. E. Tinker and wife to Glyndon p. b. A., 5000.
M. ]. Putney and True Putney to German B.A.,
500.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
James Glenn to Mary E. Hank. 49, ~
Rudolph w. Buttner to j. Wilson Leakin.
Caroline NJ Bresee to Charles A. N. Vogeler ct al.