The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
The Young and Aged-ResidentS And For,
mer Residents Garnered.

The Young and Aged-ReSidentS And For
| mer Residents Garnered.
The remains of Rev. William Henry Wing
| ling were inferred in the Methodist Episco pal
buryng ground, Middeburg, last Saturday,
| October 3lst In the absence of the pastor,
Rev. B. F. GARRISON. the services were con.
Quoted by Rev. VIM. Wheeler, of the Woods
Sappington, of the German Baptists. The
pailbearers were Jacob Hyder, Levi Grimes,
Reuben Bowen, Milton Koontz, VIM. Shook
and Samuel Gerrick. Waltz & Grossnickle,
of townsville, had charge of the funeral
Mr.. Yingling died at his home near Good
Intent, Frederick county, Thursday, October
29th of paralysis. aged II years, 10 months
and II days.
He was native of Unontown, this county,
and was well known local preacher of the
Methodist Episcopal church. He was mil
Ter and successfully run number of mills in
this and Frederi ok county.
He was twice married. A widow and the
following children by his first wife survive
hiA-Samuel T., of Pennsylvania; Charles
W., of West Virginia; Edward E., of Illinois;
Mrs. Kline, of Baltimore, and j. Wesley
Yingling. of Westminst
In Baltim ore, Md, October 81, John Lewis
Hof, aged II years. Services were held at
his late residence 324 North Carey street, on
Wednesday, after which the body was taken
to Patapsco by railroad and from there to
Sandy Mount NJ P. Church. where the funer-
al services were held. He leaves a widow,
Amanda Hoff. nee Evans.
The Gettysburg PA. Compiler of Novem,
Der 4, says:-The death of Miss Mamie A.
Eckenrode, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. J. C.
/ ILL., l.. IL.
Wednesday was extremely sad. She was
bright and popular young lady, on the thresh-
old of young womanhood, and would have
been 20 years old on December 20, next. Her
brother John w. Eckenrode is the general
manager of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company at Harrisburg and his sister had
been a stenographer in the office. She con-
tracted typhoid fever several weeks ago and
about ten days before her death she was
brought to her home and that dread disease
vainy fought. The funeral took place Satur-
day morning in st. Francis Xavier church
with interment in Catholic cemetery.
DR.. Eckenrode formerly resided in West
minister, and is Il cousin of Judge John E.
Eckenrode Of this city.
George w. Fritz, of New Windsor, died
October 81, at p. M, from heart disease,
aged 81 years, months and % days. She is
| survived by a widow, five sons and five daugh-
ters-Charles W.. of Wakefield; Scott F., of
Mimi. Harry f., of Westminster; Alexander
and Louis. of New Windsor; Mrs Thomas
Greenwood, of Indiana; Mrs. j. Fl. Weller,
of Westminster; Mrs. DR.. Devilbiss. of Iowa;
Mrs. Samuel Haines and Miss Sallie Fritz,
both Of New Windsor, also Al grandchildren.
He was a member of the Church of God and
services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Clark,
of Uniontown; interment in Greenwood GEM
etery. In politics he was a staunch Demo
Graf.
Gist. died at her residence near Westminster
on November 2, from heart trouble and par
alysis, in her 18th year. She was daughter
of the late John Little, and WAS born in My
ers' district. She leaves six children-Mrs.
Joshua Warner of Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph G.
Bowers of Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs. Elizabeth
Fowler and Miss Alice at home; William B.
and Benjamin F., near Westminster. Her
funeral was held at Deer Park NJ. P. Chapel,
Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended.
Clarence NJ. Dorsey. of Boston, Mass, son
of Mortimer Dorsey, of Westminster, died last
Monday morning at 4.30 o'clock of typhoid
fever He was SO years old He was engaged
in shoe store, and unmarried. His remains
were inferred in the Westminster cemetery
Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth A. NALL, widow of the late
Washington NALL, and daughter Of Joshua
and Margaret May Wheeler, of Baltimore
county. died at noon November 3rd, al the
home of her daughter Mrs. Joshua Gist, near
Westminster. Mrs. Nall was in her 18th year,
and has led an active and useful life. She
was held in high esteem by all who knew her.
Seven children survive her as follows: Mrs.
William Otto, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mrs.
Charles Myers, of Union Bridge; David Wash
Io,h
Gist. Westminster; james II. NALL, FL Reno.
Okla: Mrs. William Fenby, Avondale, and
John May NALL, of Baltimore. Md.
Mrs Rachel Ebaugh, widow of the late
Elias Ebaugh, died at her daughters Mrs.
Harry Snyder, at Walbrook. Md, October
81. Mrs. John Owens and Mrs. Wesley Gill
bert. of Uni0ntown, are her daughters. Mrs.
Ebaugh was about "a years old. aud native
of Hampstead district.
John Rowe died at his home at Bark Hill.
this county. November lSt, aged SO years, |
month and 20 days. He was born near Union
Bridge. Funeral services were held at Bark
Hill Church of God. of which he was mem
her. bv Rev. S. A. kipe, assisted by Revs. }.
ID. Clark. G. w. Murray and Elder +. M.
Senseney of the German Baptist church.
The children who survive him are Mrs Annie
F!eaeie. Lewis. of Blue Ridge. and John and
Benton Flaler. Hamilton Shew, Josiah De
hotl, George Eckenrode. Emanuel Looking
bill and Harry Hull. II. Weaver had charge
of the funeral.
Mrs Hannah E.. wife of G.. Edward Devil
hiss. of New Windsor. died suddenly on the
evening of Nov ember LIST, in her 44th year.
She was "a daughter of the late Peter Engel
and Il niece of Captain Casse!l, superintend-
enl of Druid Hill Park. Baltimore. Her fu-
neral took place Wednesday morning, and her
remains were inferred in the Cassel hurying
ground, near Westminster.
On November Emanuel Vent, of near
Summit Station, died from n complication of
diseases. Mr. Wentz had been complaining
for some time. but was confined to bed only
since last Friday. He was 70 years of age,
and was always well and hearty man up to
his late sickness He leaves a wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Hetrick, of Summit Station,
besides number of other relatives. The flu
neral was held on Wednesday. Interment at
Lineboro, Md, Rev. S. NJ. Roeder officiating.
Mrs. Nelson B. Young one Of the most high
" respected citizens of Manchester, died at
her home on York street, November 5 from
typhoid fever after short illness, aged y
wears. She is survived by her husband, one
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Jones, of Anacosta,
d. c.. six stepchldren and five grandchildren.
Her remains were taken to Washington. ID.
c.. for interment. Mr.. Young is demented
and is also in critical condition.
Personal Notes.
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