The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
OBITUARY..
Miss Annie &. Bea siev.

Miss Annie e. Beasiey.
The death OF Miss Annie E. Beasey o,
Clifton Forge. tho seventeen year-o'd
daughter of Mr.. Charles Beasley, OF q z
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. occt;@5i.
Wednesday evening at O'clock AT 90
homo Of her aunt Mrs r. D. Bcaslcys
No. I'll Nicholson Street
About month ago the young lady came
to this place, hoping that change Of
air would result In the restoration of her
health She leaves her father and mother,
four sisters and two brothers. Her moths
er. Mrs. Mollie Beasley, was at her bed
side ut tho time OF the death.
Tho remains We're taken yesterday ia
Clifton Forge. where the interment will
take place to-day, MA sassy !ssis.
Infants Dead.
Jacob Leo Woodson. infant child OF ia.
cob l.. and Susie Z. Woodson, died at
1870 o'clock yesterday morning at the rcs-
idence OF his parents. No. sl4 West Mar. &
shall Street. The funeral will take place
at 8 o'clock this afternoon from the rests
dence.
Lillian. daughter of A. D. and NJ. y,
Blankenship, died yesterday at the homa
of her parents. No. 2i03 East Main Street,
aged two years. The funeral took placa
at o'clock yesterday afternoon from tho
Il
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Mrs. NJ. e. Birdsoy wilt
take place at 1880 o'clock this morning
at the First Baptist Church, in Peters,
burg. The interment will be made In
Blandford Cemetery 5
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell \
will take place this morning from the res.
idence, No. 3OO1 10 East Marshall Street I
The interment will be made In Hollywood
by Mrs. Samuel T. Early. S
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
6 LEXINGTON, VA. April 23.--Mrs. Sam.
uel T. Early, daughter of the late SAM
uel Adair, of Rockbridge county, was bur-
led yesterday afternoon at Bethany Luth-g y
Gran Cemetery, near Alone. Mrs. Early
died Monday evening at her home on
Kerr's Creek. aged forty years Her hus-8
band and three brothers suryive--M essrs.
j. Lafayette Adair# and Samuel Adnir. OF
Rock bridge. and John Adair. Of Abingdon.
III. s
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckenzie.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
cHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April 2s.--
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckenzie wife OF the lato
John McKenne. for thirty years we'll
known merchant Of this city. died last
night at her home on Fifth Street. this
city. at the advanced age Of eighty-three
years mo ueCeuScu WIS u Ilttt1Vca VI
Georgetown. D, c.. and came to Char
lcttesville In 1853. Her husband preceded
her to the grave hvo years ago.
Mrs. Mckenzie leaves considerable prop
clty. The only living relative Is said to
be a niece, who resides in Washington. ID,
c..
JohnWyatt.
on16 Sss'ev3 A t. 1 1prl :s D';sis WA.
died at his home in Sussex county on
Tuesday, tho 2lst Instant. Ills vile. seven &
children and three sisters survive him,
Mr., Wyatt WAS a man OF high moral
character. and was greatly beloved and
respected.
Mr.. Wyatt was u h:ect descendant Of
Sir Francis Wyatt. Of colonial days.
John /. Jcurvenai.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch)
MEHERRIN. VA, April 2a,--John l..
Joulvenal' ded Mt his home, near here,
at the age OF seventy-llvo. He cAme here
sveral years ago from Kansas. where no
accumulated u nice little sa:a.
His wife died few months ago In Pat
erson. N. j.. while there on visit tlt
leaves only q stepdanghter,
w. j. Batklns.
(Specin! to Tho 'rimes-D !spatch.)
oUINTON, VA April CAV. ]. Bat
kns died ut his residence. hear Talleys-
Vile. on Wednesday. He was a we'll
known citizen OF New Kent and had been
sick for some time. He Leaves wife
md five children. tit