The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-19
THE DEATH RECORD.

10th of February, at the home of his brother
Mr.. w. 3. Parks, of Santa Barbara, Cal aget
GA years. Deceased was a native of Baltimor
county and q son of the late Peter and Ange
line Parks. He is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Florence P. Bourbon, of Baltimore; tw,
sisters-Mrs Mary A. Minnick and Mrs. Will
liam Carver, and four brOthers-John I. Parks
W. s. Parks, James II Parks and George Fl
Parks Mr.. Parks enlisted in the Union army
April 2lst, 1861, two days after the memorable
riot in Baltimore, when q Massachusetts, regi
ment en- route to Washington was attacked by
q mob, thus opening the hostilites in the grea
Civil War. He entered the service for thre,
years and at the expiration of that time re-en
listed and served until the close of the war
He went through several of the hardest cam
paigns of that terrible conflict and was fol
nine months confined in Libby prison al
Richmond, Va. Mr.. Parks went to California
twenty nine years ago and had lived most o.
the time in Kern county. For the past two
years be had made his home with his brother
Last summer he paid visit to relatives in The
9Th district of Baltimore county, returning tC
California in November.
Chilcoat.-Mrs. Elizabeth Josephine Chill
coat, wife of Mr.. George Chilcoat, a vel
known farmer residing near Mantua Mills
died suddenly on Saturday last, from the effects
sides her husband she is survived by eleven
children-Messrs. Edward E., William H.,
Lewis. George. Theodore and Samuel Chilcoat
Mrs. Ada Ballard and Misses Mary, Marion
Ella and Annie Chilcoat. The funeral took
place on Tuesday and the interment was in
the cemetery attached to the old Friends
Meeting, House. near Oregon. The services
were conducted by Rev. r. Heber Murphy
rector of st. Johns Church, Western Run Par
ish, and Rev. Joshua Rowe, of the Baptist
Church. The pall-bearers were Messrs E.. E
Scott Frank G; Scott, Edward e. Wheeler
ChiIcoat. VIM. G. Brooks had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Proctor-Miss Caroline Proctor died on
Tuesday, at her home near Loeb Raven, aged
n years. She was a daughter of the late
Robert Proctor, who lived for many years in
the neighborhood of Fork, 18th district. He
bought farm near Loeb Raven about fif
teen years ago and removed his family there.
The deceased is survived by one sister, Miss
Harriet Proctor, who lived with her, and one
brother, Mr.. Joshua Proctor, who lives in the
took place on Thursday and was conducted by
Rev. Frank R. Isaac, of Great Falls Circuit.
The interment was in the graveyard at Fork
NJ. E. Church. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
William s. Treadwell. John /. Anderson, John
G. Dorfer and Alex. Parks.
Moore.-Mr. Fenby Moore, eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Moore, died very sud
denly at his home, White Marsh, at 10 o'clock
on Saturday night, 9Th inst, from an attack
of pneumonia, aged about Is years. He was
an industrious and exemplary young man and
his sudden death was a great shock to his
family and friends. The funeral took place
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, at Camp
Chapel M E. Church. Rev. Frank r. Isaac,
senior pastor of Great Falls Circuit, conducted
the services Interment in the cemetery adj
joining the church. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Harry Reed, Dallas Beall. Herbert
Francis, Raymond Akehurst, Harry Francis
and Charles Shanklin.
Goodwin.-Mr. William H. Goodwin died
at the home of his nephew, Mr.. Caleb V. Cher
BONNER, at Timonium, N. c. R. R., on We'd
nesday last, aged 85 years. He was the last
survivor of his family and was born at the
where he died. In 1876 Mr.. Goodwin married
daughter of Thomas Dye Cockey, who died
several years ago. Deceased was half brother
of the late John o. Price, who was in his day
a we'll known farmer and horse-raiser OF the
9Th district. Mr.. Goodwin was among the
for Abraham Lincoln when he first ran for
President.
Rather.-The funeral of Mrs. Emeline
Rather, wife of Mr.. John Rather, Of Partition,
took place at IL A. NJ. on Saturday last, at
Hoshall's Memorial U. B. Church: Rev: +.
B. Emenheiser pastor, conducted the services.
Deceased who was SO years of age. was
daughter of the late Valentine Bollinger. Her
husband and three small children survive her.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Irwin McCul'
Tough, George Weaver Charles Hilker, John
Miller, Clayton Wilhelm and Charles Hoshall.
Undertaken Roy Stiffier had charge OF the
funeral.
Clayton. Carrie Clayton, wife of Mr..
Josiah Clayton, of Baltimore, died of consump-
ton on Wednesday last, at the home OF her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Arthur Clayton, near
Fork, 11th district, aged 26 years. Deceased.
wno ls survlve1 ~ one cnl.o. wss 9ausn
The funeraltook place at Fork NJ. E. Church
at p NJ, on Friday, the pastor, Rev. solomon
German, conducting the services. Mr.. John
Arthur had charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Clagett.-Mrs. Gertrude Clagett, wife. of
Mr. Charles W. Clagett, of Randallstown, died
on Saturday last, after short illness from on
pneumonia. Deceased was daughter OF Mr.
Albert Fleischman. She is survived by her
husband and five children. The funeral took
place at Mount Olive Church on Monday, Rev.
John Edwards, pastor of Baltimore Circuit,
NJ. E. Church, conducting the services.
Peters.-Mr. Philip J. Peters, one of the
in that place, on Thursday, aged 70 years. he
was a native of Germany and came to this
country with his father in 1848. He had been
a resident of Catonsville thirty eight years
He is survived by widow, four sons and one
daughter. One of the sons is Mr.. August
Peters, of Catonsvillle.
Porter.-Mrs Alkaline s. Porter, widow OIL
George u. Porter, died on Wednesday, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. Glenn Goodrich
of Oak Forest Park, Gainesville. Deceased
was daughter of Conrad Hook, who was 9
captain in the War of 1924, and was born
in the Sd district of Baltimore county. A
brother Winfield Scott Hook-served in thu
Mexican War.
Fisher Mr.. John N. Fisher, who had beer
a resident of Della all his life, died at hi
home there on Tuesday, after long illness
aged Sc years. He suffered stroke of paraly
sis several years ago from which he nevel
recovered He is survived by a widow, ont
son and one daughter. Mr.. George Fisher, o.
Gainesville, is brother of the deceased.
Forwood.-Mrs. Bertha Forwood, wife o
Mr.. Benjamin Forwood, proprietor OF tn
hotel at Timonium, died on Monday last from
the effects of an operation performed at tn
MARYLAND University Hospital, aged 20 years
Besides her husband she is survived by thre
children. Deceased was daughter OF Mr.
Levi JuStuS, OF CneStuuL ftluBo.
Cotter John Cotter, one of the oldes
residents of Lower Canton, died on Wednes
day last, aged IA years. He was native o.
Ireland and came to this country when
Young man and located at Texas, Baltimor
county, where he lived some years. He
| survived by widow and seven children.
Lay Delegates from Baltimore Count.
Churches I'm view of the fact that this is tn
season for the meeting of the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, spe
| cial interest centers in the Lay Electoral Con
ference of the Baltimore Conference. whic
will elect the lay delegates who will represen
the churches of the Baltimore Conference
the quadrennial meeting. The electoral com
mittee has itself been chosen, according to tn
| constitution adopted at the last General Cor
| ference, blythe individual churches rather tina
by quarterly conferences, as formerly. II
| meetings will be held during the sessions
| the annual conference which will take plac
at Fayette Street Church, Baltimore, beginnin
March 3Oth. The following have been chose
Law delegates from Baltimore county churches
Roland Park-Wilbur G. Vansant
Glyndon-T Reese Arnold.
Baltimore Circuit-Elias Reed.
| ur1t,e Nircuik-Charlps w Price