The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-05-22
OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY D. HINCAID.

Mrs Mary D. kincaid, wife of Mir.
Frank W. Kincaid, formerly of this
county, but now ufGovaustown, died on
Saturday. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday, the intermcnt being at Slate
Ridge cemetery, York county, Pa.
THOMAS L. BEAUMONT.
Mir Thomas l.. Beaumont. aged eighty
years died on Monday, at his home near
Fallston. He was born i'll Baltimore
City and was unmarried. IIclcavcs four
brothers. Louis Beaumont. OF Baltimore,
Elias, Emory and IIollins Beaumont, and
one sister, Mrs. G. ". Davis, all of this
county. The funeral took place on We'd
nesdav. the interment being at Union
Chapel.
MRS. MARY ADV.
Mrs Mary Ady, aged eight y-four
years, died at her home near Crcswcll on
Tuesday. Her funeral took place on
Thursday. the intcrmeut being ut Rock
Spring cemetery. Few. l.. j. Sothoron
was the officiating minister. The pail
bearers were Daniel Callahan, Charles W.
Roberts, T. L. Turhton, Edward G.
Hooker, George T. Berkeley and l.. NJ.
Gallon. \. Dean and Son were tie
undCrtakcrS.
MRS. HANNAH BOYD.
Mrs Hannah Boyd, aged ci4itty-tllrce
years, died at the home of her son, Mr..
John Boyd, i'll Iavre dc Grace, Oh Satur-
day night. She was an eye witness to
the shooting which had occurred at the
house the previous Saturday night, when
William Dean and John Blackburn had
an alteration. 1t is said that the eX-
element was too much for her and a
stroke of paralysis ensucd. She died
about the same hour that the hooting
took place just one week later.
JAMES II. SMART.
MIR. James II. SwartZ, 4 respected citi-
zen of the third district, died at his home
near Calvary on Sunday night. lie was
seventv-onc years of age and is survived
by four daughtcrs-Mrs Robert Livczcy,
Mrs. Edwin II. Mitchell, Misses Elizabeth
Swartz and Ella Swartz, and one son,
Mr.. Adolphus Swartz. His funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon, the inter-
ment being at Calvary Cemetery. Rev.
X. s. Barnes was the officiating minister.
The pail bearers were John Harvey,
Charles Noltz, ]. Thomas Webster, Mich
acl Fisher, William Webster and Michael
Sargable.
JAMES L. CORNELL.
MIR. James l.. Gorrcll, Il resident of
near Bush, died at the home of his som
in-law Mr.. Charles II. Magness on Mon
dayevening. Besides Mrs. Magness he is
survived by one daughter Mrs. Luther
b. Holloway, and four sons Iadoch,
William X. and James o. Gorrell of this
county and Charles l.. Gorrcll, of Balti-
more City. The funeral took place on
Wednesday, the intcrment being at Abing-
don cemetery. Rev. K. S. Barnes was
the officiating minister. The pail bear
ers were !. Thomas Webster, James
Dalton, James Holloway, William Cullum,
George Is. Wright and Edwin Cottlc. H.
X. McComas was the undertaken.
MRS. E. GRACE C0ALE UNGLArB.
Mrs. L. Grace Coale Unglaub, aged
twenty seven years, died on Tuesday i'll
Milwaukee, The deceased is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coale, former
residents of Eel Air, but now residing
i'll Baltimore. Mrs. T'nglaub recently
married Mr.. Robert a. Unglaub, who
is third bascman on the Milwaukee Ameri-
can Association Base Bali Team. Their
wedding took place about three months
ago, since which time Mrs. Unglaub had
resided in Baltimore until she Joined her
husband about week ago. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon, the
intcrmcnt being at London Park Gene
| terry. Rev. \. A. Bichell was the minister
i'll charge. The death OF Mrs. Un9laulI
overwhelmingly sudden. She complained
OF being i'll shortly before her death, but
as she thought she would soon recover
her husband went with his base ball team
to Kansas City where he played until
Friday, being suddenly called by tcc
gram announcing his wiie's serious con.
ditiun. He arrived shortly before her
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