The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-02
OBITUARY.
MIR. r. Il. SarveY.

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| Shockoe Warehouse. died at his home.
No. 7Oo East Leigh Street at 80 o'clock
yesterday morning. after an illness of
about two months. resulting from lunS
trouble
Mr.. Sarvay was one of the best known
and most popular men in the tobacco
trade here and had followed that busi-
ness practically all his manhood life
Mr. Sarvay was siXty-four years OF
age and was q native of this city. lie
was a gallant Confederate soldier. and
was a member of the Richmond Light
infantry Blues throughout the entire
civil war having been severely wounded
at PETERSBURG, just prior to the evacua-
ton of that city.
| Mr.. Sarvay was twice married. his first
| wife having been a Miss Mc1ndoo. Of
| this city. BY this union there were the
| following children. all of whom reside
| in Richmond: Messrs. w. d. and Il. FL.
! Sarvey. Jr and Misses Annie Boiling.
| Mary Booker. Bette Harmon and Lille
| Wexford Sarvey.
Mr. Sarvey's second wife. who survives
him. was Miss Sallie Marvin. OF Rich
mrnd.
The following children by this mar
rage survive their father: Misses Ida.
| Catharine and Julia and Ar. Wexford
| Sarvay.
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! Grace Episcopal Church, and will be
greatly missed there as we'll as by mis-
family and friends The funeral will take
place from Grace Episcopal Church to-
morrow afternoon. the hour not having
| vet been Diet ermined upon and the fol- !.
| lowing gentlemen will act as pall-bearers:
NesSrs a. O. Jones. l.. b. Vaughan,
| Julius Hobson James Hutchinson. Captain
| George Jarvis. Captain E. J. Levy, t. D.
| Neale Nat Frazier.
Chi!dren's Funerals.
The funeral of Boyce Waverly. infant
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Branch. who
| died Thursday. took place at 8 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon from the residence.
| No iii Randolph Street. The burial was
| in Riverview Cemetery.
| The funeral of Maybell G. Nunnally. In
! FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs AlonZo
NunpalIy, who died Thursday in Norfolk.
| took place at $50 o'clock yesterday after
| noon from the residence of Mrs. III. A.
Ioclsett. No 416 West Marshall Street.
The intermen1 was in Shockoe Cemetery.
| John H. McCurdy.
4 telegram was received Thursday eve
ming announcing the death OF John H.
McCurdy. in Montgomery. Ala. Mr.. Nc
| Cur1y was seventy-one' years Old and up
| TO about twenty years ago resided IN this
| city. where he was born and well known.
| he left this city His remains will be
| brought to lnis city and inferred In the
| family section, in Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
on Sunday.
Thurner Haggard.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK VA. August 1--Thurmer
Eiaggard died at L o'clock last night. He
was born eighty-three years ago in tho
same house relic of the Revolutionary
period in which he died. Poplar Hall. on
Broad Creek. in Princess Anne county.
Mr. HaGgard was always prominent
| member of the Episcopal Church At this
recent diocesan meeting here the fact was
| mentioned that he had been a member OF
| the body for fifty years. He had three
| sons and two daughters, as follows:
! Ihurmer II. FIaggard, II. c. HasSard
| and G.. f. Haggard. Misses Fannie and
| Mary Haggard. Mr.. Haggard was cous-
| in to Bishop Wingtteld and has many rel
| atives in Portsmouth and vicinity. He
| was senior warden of Emmanuel Church.
lat Kempersville. for many years, and
! known all over. the State.
| Mrs. Haggard died several years ago,
| but Mr. ffaggarcis two daughters, Mar
| and Fannie live with him and his sos.
| r. C. Haggard lived on an adjoining
! farm.
The funeral will occur at $50 O'Clock to-
| morrow afternoon from Christ Church.
and the burial Will occur at Elmwood
Cemetery.
a. j. Bailey.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,
| WYTHEiVfI.LE. VA. Aug. MFR A
| j. Bradley died at his residence In this
place at O'Clock this evening of heart
disease. He had been sick for several
weeks. but was thought to be better to-
day. when the end came suddenly. Ha
was in the seyenty-second year OF his
age and was extensively known through
out this section. He leaves five children.
| three sons and two daughters only two
| OF WHOM were with him when the end
came One son. James. is roadmaster
! of the Seaboard Air Line In South Caro-
| lima ard Georgia. and another son was
| in West Virginia. and a daughter IN North
| Garden. Va.
| DEATHS.
ISARyAY.-Disd. at his residence. 7oe e.
Leigh Street at $50 A. NJ, August list.
| RUFUS HENRY SARVEY, in the sixty-
fourth year OF his age
| E'IinaraI from Grace E,piscopaf Church