The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-01-02
THE DEATH RECORD.

WILsoN.-Mr. Jackson Wilson, one of the old
est and best known citizens of the 10th district,
died at his home near Jacksonville, on Sunday
by five children-Dr. James H. Wilson, of the 4th
district Mr.. John G. Wilson, of Long Green
Weakley and Miss N. PAMELA Wilson, who re-
sided at home with her father. Mr.. Wilson was
an extensive and successful farmer until in
occupation. He was born In the district in
which he spent his entire life and was son OF
James and Mary McClung Wilson: His father
was also born in that district in 1882 and he was
therefore member of one of the Oldest families
in that section of the county. Mr.. Wilson's
the late John S. Curtis of the 10th district, died
a year or two ago. In politics Mr.. Wilson was
staunch Democrat, but he never held any public
office except that of School Commissioner. In
religious belief he was an Episcopalian and for
upwards of forty years-and until the day of his
deatn1hGe was memoer OF Eae vessly OF S SE
funeral took place on Wednesday morning.
BIRCKHEAD. Mr. Frederick Harrison Nc
Evers Birckhead died at the Union Protestant
Infirmary, in Baltimore, on Tuesday morning
last, in the 33d year of his age. About I'VE weeks
before he had an operation performed for ap-
other became necessary. After the second one
was performed the patient grew steadily worse
and died as stated. Mr. Birckhead was well
known in the social and hunting circles of Bal
timore city and county and was member OF
several of the leading clubs. He was engaged
tine real Ss mother n Of
head, who died some years ago, was the only
daughter of the late Frederick Harrison, of
inherited this fine property, where he spent part
of each year. Mr.. Harrison, VINO was well
known gentleman, was graduate OF west Point
Military Academy and classmate OF JEFFERSON
Davis president of the Southern COnfederacy.
Mr.. Birckhead was unmarried. His funeral TOOK
place at Christ P. e. Church, Baltimore, on
Thursday afternoon.
NoRRIs.-Mr. Robert w. Norris, who for sew
eral years owned and occupied house on
died on Wednesday last at Asbury Park, N. j.,
where he had been spending some months Tor
the benefit of his health. Mr.. Norris, who was
ford county. For upwards Of forty years be
was engaged in the carriage goods business IN
Baltimore. He is survived by two sons and
three daughters.
AIrENBURG.-Mr Anton Altenburg, farmer
on the German Hill road, 18th district, was found
dead in the kitchen of his home at ii O'Clock
Thursday morning. Justice Mueller summoned
Jury of inquest. which rendered verdict that
death was due to natural causes. IL was learned
that Mr.. Altenburg had been ailtng for some
time and the direct cause of his demise was
paralysis. He was 81 years old and was born In
Germany. He leaves widow and several
grown children.
MILLER.-Rev. Enoch K. Miller, rector of Trim
ity p e. Church. Long Green, died suddenly of
heart disease last Wednesday, He was 81 years
old and served in the Federal army during the
Civil War. At his own request he will be buried
in the Government Cemetery at Gettysburg. Pa.
Mr. Miller formerly served the church at Port
Deposit. He is survived by widow, two sons
and three daughters. The funeral will take
place this Saturday morning from the church
at Long Green.
ENsoR.-Mrs. Cecilia v. Ensor, widow of
AouiIla Ensor, died of consumption on Mon
day night last, at the home of her father, Mr..
John Crommer, of Butler, aged 40 years. She is
survived by one daughter. Miss Edith e. Ensor'
and one son-Mr. Allen L. Ensor, OF Sparrow,s
Point. Mrs. Ensor, who was member of Black
Rock Baptist Church, was sister OF MIR. Arthur
G. Crommer, principal of the public school at
Cockeysville.
suLLIvAN.-Mr. Philip Sullivan died at his
home in the 18th district, on the oath ult., aged
81 years. He had been married three times. the
last wife having died about year ago. The
funeral took place on Saturday. at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Long Green, the pastor, Rev.
]. b. Hauck, conducting the services.
LEE-Robert e. Lee, youngest son of Mrs.
Mary ]. and the late Charles W. Lee, of Towson,
died on Monday last after q short illness from
double pneumonia, aged 10 years. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon and the in
MILLER,-Mr. Thomas Miller, 9th district
farmer died at his home at Mt. Carmel, on Sum
day last from the effects OF stroke or paralysis
sons and three daughters. Deceased was
brother of ex-Sherin Silas V. Miller.
GARRErT-Mr. Samuel Garrett, well known
farmer near Shawsville, died on Friday. Decem-
Der 25th after an illness of several weeks, aged
about 80 years. He is survived by widow. all
his children having preceded him to the grave.