The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-21
THE DEATH RECORD.

Warner.-Rev. George Krebs Warner, for
| about thirty years rector of st. James Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. My Lady's Manor,
baltimore county, died suddenly on Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock, of paralysis, He had
| suffered a stroke of paralysis more than three
years ago, but be had apparently recovered
/ and was enjoying such good health that death
was entirely unexpected and came as a great
shock to his family and friends. The deceas-
ed was son of the late Michael Warner, a
well known citizen of Baltimore. and was born
IN September 1881. After graduating from
St. Mary's College he took theological course
at General Seminary, New York. and was or
dalned to both the deaconate and priesthood
by the late Bishop Nottingham. With the
exception Of a short term as rector Of St.
Johns Church, Wheeling, W. Va, Mr.. War
ner's entire ministry has been in Maryland.
He was first at st. Andrews parish in st.
Mary's county, then at st. PauPs in Calvert
county for one year. Leaving there he came
TO Baltimore, where he started the work now
known as the Church of the Advent In 1875,
his health having become impaired, Rev. Mr..
Warner moved to st. James parish in Balti-
more county, where he served until the day of
his death. In 1860 he married Miss Angelica
Shesley Hopewell, daughter of the late James
X. Hopewell, of St. Mary's county, who sur
wives him. Besides his widow Rev. Mr.. War
ner is survived by an unmarried daughter and
two sons-Mr. Walter B. Warner, private Sec
rotary to Congressman ]. Fred G. Talbot, and
Mr.. c. Hopewell Warner, member of the bar.
Inc funeral took place at st. James Church
on Friday, Goth inst, at 1890 P. NJ, and was
largely attended. Bishop Paret conducted the
services, assisted by several other clergymen.
Crenshaw.-Mr. Nathaniel Bacon Cren-
shaw, who died suddenly of paralysis on Mon
day at his home, on Lake avenue, Govanstown,
was buried Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Cren-
shaw was born in Richmond, Va, in 1916, and
was the son of the late John B. Crenshaw.
He was an expert real estate broker in Phila-
delphia, where he resided for twenty-nine
years He was prominently connected with
hospitals and other charitable works in Phila-
delphia, and was a member of the Merton
Cricket Club there He bought the country
plaes Of Mr.. Benjamin W. Corkran, on Lake
avenVe and moved there with his family
aboutsix months ago. Mr.. Crenshaw leaves
widow, who was Miss Elizabeth II. Jollite,
of Baltimore and two daughters, Mrs. Clayton
McElroy, of Philadelphia, and Miss Fannie
Gilmore Crenshaw. The remains were taken
to the Church of the Redeemer, Charles street
avenue extended where Rev. George G. Stokes,
rector of the church, conducted the funeral
services, during which the choir sang Mr..
Crenshaws favorite hymns.
Thompsou.-Mr. Joseph Winn Thompson,
a well known resident Of Green Spring Valley
and member of prominent Maryland fami-
ly, died on Thursday morning at his home,
Penn-y-Byrn. He was 80 years Of age and is
survived by q widow, who was Miss Katherine
Harrison, and three children. Mr.. Thompson
had been an invalid. He was the son of the
late D. Bowly Thompson and his mother was,
before her marriage, Miss Achsah Carroll
VIM. He was grandson OF the late Gen.
Henry A. Thompson, who was prominently
identified with the mercantile affairs of Balti-
more, and who for many years was president
of the National Bank of that city. The funeral
will take place this Saturday. morning at IL
o'clock and the nterment will be in the ceme-
terry at st. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest.
Lawrence.-Mrs. Mary Lawrence, wife of
Mr.. Thomas r. Lawrence, formerly of the 18th
district of Baltimore county, died al the City
Hospital on Wednesday night last. from the
effects of an operation, having gone to the
hospital on the Saturday previous. Mrs.
Lawrence, who was AZ years Of age, was
daughter Of Mr.. George F. Wheeler, ST., Of
Towson, and was born at the old Cold Spring
Hotel, on the York road, when her father was
proprietor of that house. Besides her husband
Mrs. Lawrence is survived by two children.
For some time the family had been living on
Woodbrook avenue, Baltimore. The funeral
will take place from her late home this (Satur-
day. morning, at $50 o'clock, thence to st.
Gregory's Catholic Church, where services
will be held at 10 o'clock.
Baublitz.-Mr. Jacob Baublitz, lifelong
resident of Chestnut Ridge, died at his home
there on the 18th inst, in the Gath year of his
age. He leaves widow-a second wife-and
ten children, five sons and five daughters.
They are Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Kerschner, Mrs.
Larkins, Mrs. Gill and Miss Ida Baublitz.
The sons are Messrs. Charles, Jacob, Thomas
F., George and William II. Baublitz. The
funeral took place on the 18th and the inter-
ment was in All Saints Cemetery, Reisters-
town. Rev. Mr.. Fletcher conducted the SER
vices. The pail were Messrs. William
r O1f@u
George Belt John Long and Levi Bosley.
Weidener.-Dr. John A. Weidener, who
for many years practiced veterinary surgery
in Baltimore, died suddenly at his home in
Govanstown, on Sunday evening last, aged II
years. He was a native of Germany, but
spent nearly his entire life in this country:
DIR. Wedener was member of the order of
Odd Fellows and also of the Shield of Honor.
He is survived by widow. three daughters
and one son.
Bamber.-Mr. James Bamber died at his
home in Woodbury., on Saturday last, after
an illness of six weeks, aged GO years. De-
ceased was a native of Warren, Baltimore
county, but for many years was employed as
an iron.moulder in theshops of Poole & Hunt,
Woodbury.. He is survived by widow,
son and daughter.
Kilroy. Mrs. Kilroy, wife of Mr.. Thomas
KilrOy, OF HobOken, N. j., dleQ on the 10TH
instant. She was a daughter of the late James
Finnerty, of Cockeysville, and her remains
were brought on and inferred in st. Joseph's
Church Cemetery at Texas. Deceased was a
sister of Mrs. ]. D. Lindemon, of the 9Th
district.
Bosley.-Mrs. s. Olive Bosley, wife of Mr..
William T. Bosley, of My Ladys Manor, died
of consumption on Monday last, aged 48 years.
She had for years been an active member of
Wesley Chapel, M. E. Church. and her funeral
took place there at 2 P. M. on Wednesday.
Kemp.--Mrs. Kemp, widow of Hosea
Kemp. died at the home of DR.. Thomas II.
Algire, near Arcadia, 4th district, on the 18th
| inst. aged 90 years. Her remains were in
| TERED at Black Rock Baptist Church on Sun
| day last.
Jurors for the December Term of Court
On Thursday Judge Burke drew the jurors
| to serve at the December term of the Circuit
| Court, which begins on the first Monday of
| the month. Following is the list, the figures
| after the names indicating the district the
| Juror Is from:
| Thomas ]. Atkinson. Edward G. Wheeler. 8
| John p Murphy. William II. Kone.....
Frederick c. Abel. 1ILeander Foreman.
| Jacoh Iist............ 1IHenry DeBaugh ......
| William Hohman..... 2Charles Francis. ......
Michael J. Hanley.... n Il. u. Ffnney ..........
| Luther Parlett........ q Edward j. StOrk.