The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
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Martin Nv. Hazlewood, was found dead IL
bed at 6 o clock yesterday morning at the
residence Of her husband, No. 1907 East
Broad Street Her death was due to heart
trouble from which she had suffered tof.
some time. OF late. however. her health
he'd been unusually good, and her death
was a shock to her husband and FRIENDS.
Mrs, Haziewood,s death was quiet and
peaceful. The end had evidently come
about 4 o'clock, but it was not known
until her husband awoke at O'CLOCK.
Mrs Eazlewood was Mary Ann Rose, 4
sister OF Mr.. John Rose, who is so well
known here. She was born August g.
1899. and was married TO Mr.. Lakewood
in April, 1851 She is survived by one
adopted son, Lee Hazlewood. nd by
many nieces and nephews. Two children
were born to her. both of whom died In
infancy She united with Union Station
Methodist Church in 1857 and had ever
since been one of its most active, earnest
and beloved members.
Her funeral will take place from that
church at g. o'clock this afternoon,
being conducted by the pastor, Rev. John
Harmon. In accordance with a request
otter made by the departed lady, there
will be no flowers. The interment will De
in Shockoe Cemetery.
MIR. K. L. Murdoch.
Mr.. r I. Murdoch, brother of hrs.
Jere Witherspoon, of this city. died IN
Memphis, Tenn, after q brief illness. on
December 2e, 1901 Mr. Murdoch was a
travelling salesman for the owensboro
(Ky.) Wagon Factory. He was about
thirty-four years of age, and held in high
esteem by all who knew him. His death.
occurring at the season Of JOY, cast
deep shadow upon the several homes
which stood in closest relation to him.
Mrs Rosa A. Gordon.
Mrs. Rosa A. Gordon, wife Of Mr. y.
Thomas Gordon died Wednesday after
noon at her home. No. 1909 North Seven-
tenth Street. Mrs. Gordon was forty
seven years of age
The funeral will take place to-day at
Corsleys Church. in Surry county.
h.rs. Augusta {. James.
Mrs. Augusta Catfarine James, wife of
Mr.. George N. James, died Yesterday
morning at Bowers Hill, Norfolk county.
Mrs. James was ffty-sxth years of age.
and had been i'll but a short while The
funeral will take place at Cedar Grove
Cemetery to-day at noon.
Robert Seal.
The funeral OF Mr.. Robert senf took
place Yesterday afternoon from st. Johns
German Lutheran Church. Mr.. Sent,
who died on Monday at hts home, No.
3oi East Leigh Street, was popular
Gsrnan-American citizen. he Is sur
vived by six children, one sister and one
brother.
Ex-JudgeA. j. Brand.
Especial Eispaich to The Times.)
LURAY, VA, Jan. News of the
death OF ex-Judge A. j. Brand. IN Balti-
more yesterday, was received here with
general regret. He served as. judge OF
the County Court Of Page Just after the
war. and married Miss Fannie Glenn
Stewart, daughter of Judge James z.
Stewart, of Page county. Afterward he
moved to Roanoke, where he has prac-
ticed his profession since. Besides his
widow, he leaves three daughters and two
sons. They are Mrs. F. B. Bell, Misses
Alice and Lillian Brand and Messrs- J /.
Stewart and e. A Brand. of Roanoke
There are also two sisters, misses Mary
and Annie Brand
He died at Johns Hopkins Hospital In
Baltimore. after two weeks illness. with
stomach trouble. Mrs. Brand was at his
bedside.
:. c. Peyton.
(SpcclaI biz stch 10 The Times.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. =
A message was received this morning an
nouucint- the death In, Lexington. Va, OF
Mrs Champe Carter Peyton, of Char
lottesvilie, wife of the late Major Green
Peyton, for twenty-seven years proctor
of University of Virginia.
Mrs Peyton was visiting her daughter
She was seventy years old, leaves four
childrcn-Dr. Charles Peyton, of Pulaski
Mrs. Mary Chamberlain and Julia Peytor
of A lbenarle: Mrs. Imogena Wertenbaker
of Lexington.
Deaths 10 Stafford.
Especial Dispatch to The Times-l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. MIR
Samuel stevens, a well known citizen OF
Falmouth died this morning of pneumo-
MIA. aged fifty years. A widow and -four
children survive him.
Mrs Annie l.. Carney, a widely known
lady of Stafford county, died last night
after a lingering illness, aged eighty
eight years. Five grandchildren survive
her.
Preston B. -,.one.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Timesl
SPANISH OAKS, Jan. 2.--Mr. Preston
r. stone. of Karl, Va, died Monday
evening and was buried Tuesday after
noon. He was 81 years old and had lived
an his life in the immediate neighpor-
hood. He had been Ill for some weeks
but his death was due mainly TO Old age.
He leaves a daughter and several grand
children.
john II. Tuck.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
MANGOHICk, VA, Jan. Mr. John
II. Tuck died at his residence, near this
place, Saturday night, December 2sth.
Mr.. Tuck was in MS sixty-third year.
During the Civil War he served in Car
ter,s. king William Artillery. Fe leaves
a wife and four daughters All the daugh-
tiers are married. He was an industrious
and successful farmer.
Deaths IN Page.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
1IRAY. VA, Jan. Mfrs. Carrie L
Huffman, Wife OF Herbert Huffman, O.
near Luray, died last night. after Ions
am. painful illness; aged about thirty
she was a daughter of Jacob Hickman
| Of this place.
Mrs. PANTY a. Wilson. wife Of W. c
Wilson, of Brand, this county. died Q,
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