The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-31
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.


Frank Ebaugh, 20 years old, was found
dead in bed in his room at the Pennsylvania
House. West Franklin street, Baltimore, Md.
about : O'Clock a IN. December 26, from
heart failure The body was removed to the
home Of Benjamin Buckingham, a nephew OF
the deceased. whence the funeral took
place. Mr.. Ehaugh was 81 native of Carroll
county and was for a number of years EN-
ployed AS a brass worker IN the foundry Of the
j. Register Sons Co. He had been boarding
at the PENNSYLVANIA House for about a wear.
McCRoNF.
Richard McCroue, IS years old, died Al
Sykesvile. December -. He was born al
Avalon, Baltimore county, but in early lite
moved to York. Pa. About - years ago he
came to Sykesville IS assistant agent of the
b. aud O. Railroad. Eight years later he was
engaged AS bOokkeeper for W. II. d. Warteld
4 Co. and held that position 10 years. He
leaves a widow, who was Miss Sabila Me
Comas. OF Shrewsbury. Pa, who. with three
sons and two daughters, survive. One of his
sons is Roy McCrone, a clerk IN the BaltI
more and Ohio Office at Camden Station, Bal.
timore The other children are Guy Me
Crone, of Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. c. J..
Hewett, o.; SykeSville: George NCCroue, L.
$. ~, and Miss BeuIah McCrone, of Batn.
more The funeral was held on Tuesday at
II a M in Springfield Presbyterian Church.
Sykesville.
EtpER
Mrs Mary Eader, aged &c years, died De.
cember 20, at the home of her son.in-law, Mr..
Raymond RunkleS, near Mt Airy, Of Pnru-
monia.
SAVIOR.
Mrs Sarah X. Saylor. widow uI Rev. Dame.
p. SayIor, Of Double Pipe Geek, Bishop Of
the German Baptist Brethren Church, deed al
her home in Wayursboyp of heart disease De
crmher -, aged o. year..
Lea
After lingering illness, Mrs. Sarah Fen
uer Lee. aged 81 widow 1T Stephen ;. Lee,
and former well. known member OF society,
died shortly after q. M. December Is, ct
general debility due to old age. st her home,
1901 North Charles street. Baltimore. Mrs.
Lee was formerly Miss MaIiett, daughter Of
Gen. Z. J. Mallett, Of Fayetteville, \. C..
aud VAS born in the home Of her grandfather.
Gov. James Frnner, ni Providence. X. l.
She Was also a gres, granddaughter %. Arthur
FeubeF, the drsl governor of that state siler
the Independence Of ia. United States hst
been established. On her fathers side she
was of Huguenut descent Her grandfather,
who was one o. the first settlers Va the STATE
&C North Carolina, vas one 81 the leading
statesmen and an officer during the ksNolu
lion. Mrs. Lee. who was formerly vice pres
dent Of the Colossal Danes Of Amenca.
Chapter No. l. was married IN 1870 10 stephen
: Lee. Of Charleston, y. C.. and shortly
after ward moved 60 Baltimore She is sur
vived lev two SONS, !. Harry Ire and Hll,ar!
O. Lee. and eight granddaughter. Mrs. John
W Walker Mrs James Byiscoe, Mrs II. A
GuHey, Of Plg,sburg. Pa, Ms. Edward Nc
Gallon Fisher, Mr.. c. A, Mcclure, e: Piz'>
burg. and Misses Ansb-l Lee George, H-nu.
eta C. George and Sarah Fenner George. and
three grandsoUs, MeSsrS. Jane trausT
George. a 81 AarY's county >ephra :.
George. of Pitlsburg, and >,rrhrn lee
Gcorsr She Nas the mother pi she late
james Feuner Lee. ubU resided 10 Noo.svs
district, this county aui sas elected Senator
. jan ~.