The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-08
THE DEATH RECORD.

Stocksdale.-Mr. George w. Stocksdale
died at his home in Reisterstown, on Saturday
morning last, from Bright's disease, aged IS
years. Early this year be had severe attack
of grip, from the effects Of which he never re-
covered. Mr.. Stocksdale was well known
auctioneer and for many years be had been
deputy sheriff and constable in the 4th dis
trict. He had been married three times and IL
survived by his third wife and eleven children.
He was q member OF Henry Clay Lodge OF
Odd Fellows and also Of The Masonic order
and Fulton Council, Jr. o. q. A. M. The
funeral took place at Reisterstown NJ. e.
Church South ct 2 o'clock on Monday after
noon, the services being conducted BY Rev.
w. II. Best. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
Reister Russell, s. 8. Yingling, George Davis,
George Uhler, William H. Shriver and II. T.
Haughey. E. d. Selby had charge OF the
funeral arrangements.
Nelson.-Dr. Edward g. Nelson, who was
q native, and nearly all his life resident. OF
Baltimore county. died at his home, North
Eden street. Baltimore, on Thursday last, aged
about go years. He was teacher by profess
sion and had taught in several Baltimore
county schools, latterly at the school in Du-
lany's Valley. He was also for Q time engaged
in farming Deceased was q son OF the late
Nathan Nelson, of Ny Lady's Manor. and Is
survived by brother, MT. Howard Nelson,
who is farmer in that section OF the county.
He is also survived by widow, who is
daughter Of the late George h. Cole Of the
9Th district, and several children. The funeral
will take place from his late home this (Satur-
day. morning and the interment will be at
Black Rock Baptist Church.
White.-Mr William White, highly res
pected retired farmer, died at his home on
White avenue, Hamilton. Hartford road, on
Monday last, after weeks illness, aged ~
years. He is survived by widow, one son
G. l. IT. q
we'll known farmer and dairyman; Mrs. w.
A. Ehrhardt, Mrs. G. P. Ehrhardt, Mrs. A. d.
Foard, Mrs. ]. s. Martell and Mrs. L. K. Nc
Donnal. Mr.. White bad been resident OF
that section of Baltimore county more than
fifty years. The funeral took place at Hiss
M. E. Church, (of which deceased was mem
ber) at P. NJ on Thursday and the remains
were inferred in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
Cassard.-Mr Herbert Cassard, q son Of
the late Thomas Cassard, of Baltimore county,
died suddenly at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
New York, on Monday evening last, from an
affection of the heart, aged 81 years. He was
successful business man and was well known
in the leading cities Of this country. Mr..
Cassard married in Chicago and his remains
were taken to that city for interment. De-
ceasd was brother of DR.. Steuart Cassard,
who lives on the Hillen road near Towson
Another brother and sster-Mr. Hamilton
Cassard and Mrs. Charles Butler-reside at
West Arlington.
Beatty.-Mr. Charles w. Beatty, Jr., died
on Friday evening of last week, at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital in Baltimore, from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis, aged AZ years.
He is survived by widow and one son. De-
ceased, who was painter by trade, was q son
Baltimore county. He was a member of the
Jr. o. u, A. M. and served in the First Mary
land Regiment during the Spanish American
war.
Fife.-Mr. Samuel NJ. Fife, who for years
was a successful farmer near the Baltimore
county line, died at his home in Shrewsbury,
on Tuesday last. aged IS years. His death was
caused by gangrene resulting from cutting
corn on his foot with razor. Deceased was
brother of the wife OF the late Judge Thomas
g. Rutledge, of New Market, Baltimore coun-
III Ezim. widow ana 's's''' 'n''0'sn survive
Free.-Dr. John Lowe Free, who was a
native of Baltimore county. died at hn home
in Stewartstown, York county, on the 9th
ult aged SO years. He was well known in
Baltimore, Hartford and York counties and at
one time bad large practice in each. He
had been q resident and, most OF the time an
active practitioner, at Stewartstown since 1850.
One Of his sons is DR.. Evans M. Free.
Woods.-Mrs. Elizabeth Woods. of Balti-
more, died suddenly OH Monday, from stroke
of paralysis, at the home of her SOD, Mr..
Emory Ohr, of Monkton, aged rs years. The
funeral took place on Wednesday in Monkton
NJ. e. Church, the pastor, Rev. 8. German,
conducting the services. Mr.. VIM. G. Brooks
had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Keating.-Mrs. Mary A. Heating, widow of
John Heating, died at her home at Texas, n.
@. r. r.. on the Both ult., aged So years. She
is survived by four children. Deceased was a
sister of Mr.. Michael F. Common, court clerk
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.