The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-01-18
THE DEATH RECORD.

Birmingham. Mr.. Luther Meredlth BIZ
mingham, well known farmer aDu auC ,.D.
eer IF the 18th district died at his home, BIZ
mineton. - near Shane, on Tuesday, January
18th, aged about 6S years MT. blrIn lisna lla
was born on the farm where he died and spent
almost his entire life there. AT one time ne
conducted the hotel on the corner OF hlllen
and Forrest streets, Baltimore, known as
Streetts Hotel. He was life long Democrat
and frequently represented his party as DEL
egate from the 18th district in county conVen-
TONS Although several times an asplrans lor
nominations he never held an electve ONCE
His wife. who was Miss Alverda HAWKINS,
died abont seven years ago. She was sister
fMr. E. G. Hawkins and Mrs. John Hutchlns,
IF NV Iadvis Manor. Mr.. Birmingham IS
survived by four sons and two daughters.
wortbinoton-Mrs Mary E. Worthing-
ton, widow of J. Moores Worthlngton, dled
January 9th, at her late home, "RlverVlew,,
near Darlington Hartford county, after an III IL
ness of ten DAYS. She was native OF Baltl-
more county and the youngest child OF ApIa-
ham and Rachel Scott, and sister OF the late
Edwin Scott, of Western Run Faliey; one
was united in marriage to the late J MooIes
Worthington in 1875, and is survived by three
children-Edwin Scott, Helen Lee and Edlth
Dawson. The funeral took place on Saturday,
18th inst, union services being helo at the
house. Miss Lizzie Forwood sang very Ieelihgc
ly LedQ hluQJN LlSubs q A0fOAA.S
the deceased. The interment was IN barring
ton Cemetery.
Hunt.-Capt. J. Curtis Hunt died at his
home in Baltimore, on Sunday last, aIter
brief illness, aged n years. he was a naIlVs
of NV Ladys Manor, Baltimore county, and
when young man became conductor on the
Northern Central Railway. Later ne was lem en-
ployed by the Hanover and Gettysburg Rail
road and the Western Maryland IN tne saile
capacity, retiring from the latter apout twelse
years ago. His widow, who was MISS Annie
Z. Curtis, survives him. He also leaves one
daughter-Mrs. James w. Jerome, OF Baltl-
more. Deceased was a half brother of Mr..
Levi Hunt, of Towson, and their father, Caleb
Hunt, lived to be upwards OF one hundred
years of age, while his mother lived 10 the age
of 10Y.
Crowther. Crawford Crowther,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Crowther, OF
''Mt. Repose, near Cockeysville, died on Frlc
day night of last week after third attack Oh
typhoid-pneumonia, aged ~ years. ne was as
the eldest of ten children and a grandson OF
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., president OF tne row
son National Bank The funeral took place
at Sherwood P. E. Church, CockeysviIle, on
Sunday afternoon, the rector, Rev A; 1. I'm
dell, conducting the services. Ihe pall-peare
were Bosley Jessop, Gwynn Crowther, Bosley
Crowther, Summerfield Crowther, Guy crow
ther and Charles Hiss.
Evans.-Mr. Thomas johnson Evans died
at his home in Baltimore, on Tuesday last, IN
the SD year of his age. He was native OF
Baltimore. a son of Hugh W. Evans and
great-grandson of Thomas Johnson, who was
once Governor of Maryland. In 1872 Mr..
Evans married Miss Cornelia Cuttings, daugh-
ter of Archibald Cuttings, OF Baltimore coun
ty, who survives him, with one son ana one
daughter-Mr. Henry Falls Evans and MIS-:
William Bond, both of whom are residents OF
Denver, Col. The remains will be finally IN
tered at st. Johns Church, Kingsvlle.
Gross.-Mr. Jacob Gross, a large landowner
and successful farmer near Jarrettsvllle, dieo
on Saturday morning last He was porn III
Germany in 1920 and came to this country
with his family who settled in Hartford IN
1897. When 26 years of age he married kezian
Bryley, who died several years ago. he Is
survived by five sons, all of whom are farmers
Luther j., Richard and Frank Gross. He also
leaves one daughter, who is the wife OF MI.
James r. Barton.
Cadogan.-Mrs. Cadogan, wife of Mr.. Thos.
Cadogan, of Dickeyville, Baltimore county,
died of cancer on Monday last, aged 20 years
She was a native of Ireland, but had lived IN
this country forty years Beside her husband
she is survived by four sons and five daugh-
tiers. On Tuesday Mr. Cadogan's brother,
Walter CadOgan, died at his home IN baltl-
more, from the effects of an operation de
also leaves family.
McPherson.-Mrs. Hannah Nj. Mcpherson
died at her home in Baltimore, on Monday
last at an advanced age. She was the widow
of Capt. VIM. w. Mcpherson, veteran of the
war of 1912, and daughter of the late Joshua
Brooks, of Catonsville Baltimore county.
She leaves two daughters-Mrs. Lydia y.
Kemp and Mrs. Heithe S. Gill.
Thuman.-Mrs. Mary A. Truman died of
consumption on Monday last at her home on
the Frederick road. west of Gainesville, in
the 44th year of her age. She is survived by
four children. Deceased was a devout MEM
Der of st. Marks Cathalc- Church. Cations
vile. Her husband, Mr.. Henry '5.-2numan,
is draughtsman in Baltimore.
Hare.-Mr. William +. Hare died on Tues
day last, at the home of his son, Mr.. VIM. W.
Hare, of Phoenix, N G. r. r.. aged SO years
The cause of his death was paralysis. For
many years Mr.. Hare was resident of the 9th
district. He is survived by five sons and
number of grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
Kaste.- Mrs. Mary Kaste died at her home,
Bare Hill, near Mt. Washington, on the 9Th
instant of paralysis, aged SO years. She is sur
vived by her husband, Mr.. Charles Kaste, one
daughter and two sons by former marriage.