The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-02-06

! FITzHUGH.-Mr. Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh who
was native of Baltimore county died Of appen-
dicItis at his home in Bay City. Michigan, on the
| 1861 and had since resided there, having been
connected with several Of the leading business
the ' late t Henry NJ Fftzhugh By bis inst mar
riage, and was close connection of the Yellott
family of Dulany's Valley. The Bay City
highest personal character and, although of
modest and retiring disposition, made many
friends and won the respect and esteem of all
who knew him. He leaves widow and four
children. He is also survived by two brothers
and three sisters-William H. Fitzhugh, Mrs.
CITY: Or. H. NJ. Fitzhugh, of Baltimore and
Mrs. h. +. Smith, Of New York CITY,"
HopEwrr1.-Mr. Thomas G. Hopewell died at
his home in Baltimore. on Thursday last. aftera
brief illness from grip and erysipelas Deceas-
ed, who was native OF 81. Mays county, was Z.
the city. He was brother of Mrs. Warner.
widow of Rev. George X. Warner, for many
Manor. ana an uncle of Mr.. Walter B. Warner.
private secretary to Congressman Talbot Mr..
Hopewell was a years OF age.
OarER.-Mr. George B. Ogier. a farmer on
HOrner's lane. near the Philadelphia road, died
on Tuesday last at the Church Home and lnflr-
operation. He was In the 42d year OF his age
and Is survived by widow and seven children.
known resident Of Govanstown The funeral
took place from his late home on Friday after
noon and the interment was In Greenmount
Cemetery.
MArN.-Mr. Arthur H. Mann, ST., who for
many years was engaged in the livery business
in Baltimore, died at his home. Laurel Hill
Farm, near Catonsville, on Monday last. He
was born in Baltimore in 1928, and his entire life
was spent in and near the city. The cause OF
his death was paralysis and Bright's disease,
from which he had suffered about year. Mr..
Mann is survived BY widow and two sons-Dr.
Arthur II. Mann. Jr., and Mr.. Howard Mann.
PEARCE.-Mr. David Pearce died at his home
in Baltimore, on Monday last, aged Sc years.
He was a native of the 10th district OF Balti-
more and the greater part Of his life bad been beef
dren. One of his sons is DR.. e. w: Pearce,
we'll known Baltimore dentist. The funeral
took place on Wednesday and the remains were
inferred at Ciynmahra Cnurcn' NY Aauys
Manor.
LAMBERD.-Mr. Isaac Lamberd died on Sum-
day last. at his home In Baltimore, aged ~ years.
He was q native of Carroll county and for many
years conducted hotels in Baltimore. He re-
tired from active BUSINESS a few years ago.
One q. of the sons is Mr.. 5. I. Lamberd, head Of
the well known 5. L. Lam0erd Company OF
Baltimore.
MERRYMAN.-Mr William H. Merryman died
very suddenly from heart disease at his home at
Ashland, N. @. X. r., on Tuesday last, aged 66
land Volunteers during the Civil War and was
pensioner. He is survived by widow and sew
eral grown sons and daughters. Interment in
Pine Grove Cemetery, 9th district.
PAIMER.-Mr. Henry Clay Palmer died on
Friday, January 29th, at his home on Belvidere
avenue, Sd district after q short Illness from
William H. Buck, Sr., of Arlington, who sur
wives him, with two children. MIR. Palmer. who
was an architect. was native OF connecticut.