The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

town on Tuesday of last week. She is
survived by five sons and two daughters
! Her funeral took place the following
| Thursday the interment being at Coop
town cemetery. Rev. J. l.. McLain Of
ficiatcd The pail bearers were T.. {
| kirkwood, Charles Lamb, William NJ.
| Whitcford John w. Cornwun, Luther J.
| Gross and William Turner.
MISS HANNAH ROBINSON.
Miss Hannah Robinson, aged seventy
| four years, died at her home near Forest
| Hill on Saturday. She is survived by
two brothers Mcssrs. John Robinson and
William Robinson. Her funeral took
place on Monday. the interment being at
Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. l.. J.
Sothoron was the officiating minister.
The pallbearers were James Ward, James
T. Johnson, Henry c. johnson, Harper
II. Black, l.. K Martin and John Barrow
n. Dean and Son were the undertakers.
MRS. SARAH A. PRICE.
Mrs. Sarah A. Price, widow, Of the late
Captain Jesse Price, died at her home,
near Level. on Sunday. She WAS in her
seventy fourth year. and is survived By
the following children: Mrs. john d
Stearns of Baltimore, Mrs. J. X Whit
aker. Misses Lizzie and Dora Price and
Mcssrs Thomas X. Price, William J.
Price and Jesse A. Price The deceased was
a member of Rock Run Church, where flu
neral services were held on Tuesday The
interment was in the cemetery adjoining
the church.
MRS. ELIZABETH ] DURHAM.
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Durham. aged seven
ty-tive years. widow of the late David
Durham, died at the residence of her SON
in-law, Mir William y. Price. i'll Frcder-
ick county, on February 10th Mrs. Dur
ham was twice married. The following
children survive her: Mr.. Israel A. Scarf,
Mrs. Susan c. Price. Mrs. Mary E. Nor
ris aud Mrs. Annie NJ. Rawlings. Her
funeral took place on Wednesday,, the in
terncnt being at the Baptist Meeting
House. Elder Graft on was the Off ciating
minister.
MRS. SUSAN ]. BUCKLEY.
Mrs Susan J. Buckley, aged fiftv-nine
years, died at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel ]. Ady, near Sharon. at
an early hour on Thursday morning The
entire family of Mr. Ady has recently
been i'll with typhoid fever and Mrs.
Buckley came to nurse them. Immediate
ly upon her arrival she was stricken with
the dread disease. Besides her daughter.
Mrs. Buckley is survived by one brother,
Mr.. James Shea, Of Vale. Her funeral
will take place on Saturday morning.
The intcrment will he at Rock Spring
Cemetery.
WILLIAM BAY.
Mr.. William Bay, 4 prominent citizen
of Upper Hartford, died at his home near
in his cighty-third year and had been IL
for some time His death was due to
diseases incident to advanced age. Hcis
survived by a widow Mrs. Elizabeth Bay
and two sons Judge Hugh T. Bay, Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county and Mr.
Daniel ". Bav. His funeral will take
place on Saturday morning, meeting at
his late home at ten o'clock. The inter
nent will he at Statewide Presbyterian
cemetery. Rev. X. J. Stewart will
officiate
MISS MARGARET sMITHSoN.
Miss Margaret Smithson, aged twenty
two years. daughter of Mr.. William r.
Smithson, of Forest Hill, died on Thurs
day Of last week She had been mem
Der of the Hartford teachers corps until
taken sick last September. Her funeral
took place on Sunday, the interment be-
ing at Centre NJ. L. Church. Rev. J. l..
| Mc!.ain was TIE officiating minister.
The pail bearers were James A. Gilbert,
Wilson Harvard, John kur;z, Waiter
Wilson, Cleveland Wits and Joseph Ilar-
kins. n Dean and Son were the under
| takers.
HENRY ID. MARTIN.
| The funeral of the late Henry ID. Mar
| tin, who died in Baltimore on Monday
! Of last week, took place the following
| Wednesday, the interment being at Ablng.
| don Cemetery. Rev. Robert Payne, rec
tor of Mt Calvary p E. Church, was the
officiating minister. The deceased was
sixty-six years of age and had been a
resident of Baltimore all of his life. He
has been prominent in many church
charitable matters. He is survived by a
widow, who was Miss Elizabeth Brick
head of this county. The pall-bsarcrS
were Otis Hanwav of Baltimore a Lit
TETON Hanwavof Philadelphia Paul Flcu
~ of Baltimore county. JohnG Rouse, W.
W. Bradford and !. w. Wilson H. X.
McComas was the undertaken.
! MRS. ELIZA NJ. JACKSON.
Mrs Eliza NJ. Jackson, Of Churchvillc,
died at her winter home in Baltimore on
Sunday morning. She WAS i'll her eighty
fourth year and is survived by 30 immc-
date relatives since the death of her
brother, Mr. Isaac ". Coaic, about two
weeks ago. Mrs. Jackson was daugh-
ter of Dr. Skipwith II. Coalc, her mother
being Eliza Chase. daughter of Judge
Chase She was born near Churciivi!e
She married Frederick Duncan Jackson,
bv whom she had two children, both Gv-
ing before reaching their maturity. Mr..
Jackson himself died about fifty years
ago. The funeral services took place iii
Baltimore on Tuesday. Rev. E. y. Col
burn was the Officiating minister. The
body was brought to Hartford and inter
, rcd at the family home, ''WestwOod.'
Services were held at Holy Trinity
Church, Churchville, by the rector, Rev.
) r. Is A. Allison. The pall-bearcrs in
Baltimore were {. Irwin Dunn, Isaac
l Coale, Jr.. Robert + Welsh. Thomas K.
) Herring, William Ellis Co1le and Charles
Coale.