The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-03
Death of Well-KnOwn Persons.

Miss Charlotte Baer, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Frederick, died September 25, al the
Home for the Aged, aged 80 years. She was
the eldest daughter of the late Prof. William
Baer, and was born in Frederick, both of her
parents being also natives of that city. In her
childhood the family to Baltimore, and later
lived near Sykesville, this county, but return
ed to Frederick in 1866, where Miss Baer and
her three sisters conducted select school for
number of years. One of the sisters died
several years ago, and the other two-Misses
the Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Martha E. Mallonee, 62 years old,
wife of Josias Malonee, ST.. of Butler, Fifth
district, Baltimore county, Nd, died Septem
Der 30, after lingering illness from paralysis.
She was descendent of Colonel Gist, of Rev
dictionary fame, on her mothers side, and
daughter of the late Thomas c. and Ruth A.
Tracy. Besides her husband, she is survived
by two sons and five daughters-Thomas F.
Mallonee, of Parkvile; Josias Mallonee, of
W. Merryman, of Baltimore; Mrs. John H.
Drach and Mrs. William Gent, of Butler; Mrs.
Oliver Gill and Miss Kate Mallonee, Of Balt
more; ]. Thomas Tracy, Of Cockeysville.
Charles and Baseman Tracy, of Baltimore,
are her brothers, and Mrs. George w. Pitts,
of Ashland; Mrs. John Hubbard and Mrs.
William Morfoot, of Baltimore, are sisters.
Her funeral took place October LIST at Black
Rock Baptist Church cemetery.
On September 25th, at her residence in
Hampstead, Harriet Cuttings, aged 46 years,
wife of Thomas Wells. She is survived by
her husband and five children. Mrs. Wells
was daughter Of the late DR.. Douglas Jami-
son. of Baltimore. Her remains were inter-
ed in st. Johns cemetery, Westminster, last
Jos. B. Boyle, Chas. E. Fink, George Parke,
Edw. Brundige and Nathaniel Baumgartner.
Mrs. George Fleishauer died at her resi-
dence on George street, this city, at an early
hour last Sunday morning, from heart disease
and dropsy. She is survived by her husband
and one son. Her funeral was held at Kreid-
er's Lutheran Church, Monday, and the body
was inferred in the cemetery adjoining.
Jacob Brandenburg died at his home near
Haight, Carroll county, Md. Friday, Septem.
Der rs, after illness of over two months OF
heart and kidney disease in his 73rd year.
Mr.. Brandenburg lived in this county his en-
tire life, and was highly esteemed for his up
right dealings, pure character and cheerful
disposition. He was member of the M. P.
Church, aud his house was always the home
for ministers of all denominations.
He leaves widow, who was daughter of
the late VIM. B. Dorsey, of Frederick county,
also the following children: Dorsey w. Bran
denburg, of Eldersburg; Mrs. James Curlette,
of Xenia, Ohio Mrs. Charles Hewes, of
Towson, Nd; Mrs. William Cassell and Mrs.
Joseph Jones, of Baltimore, Md; Jacob E.,
of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Jesse Brandenburg,
of Lisbon, Md; George and John and Miss
Annie Brandenburg at home.
His funeral took place at Oakland M: 3.
Church, last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Wright offici
a,ing, amid large, concourse of sorrowing
relatives and friends; interment in Oakland
cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Yinglng. John Reed, Enos, Leatherwood,
Jenkins and Hush.