The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-04-23
TIE DEATH RECORD.

i Love Mrs. Eleanor Bond jackson Love, wifi
OF Mr.. Albert I. Love, of ''Loveton," north Of
Cockeysyille, died on Friday afternoon of last
week after a brief illness from pneumonis
ana an affection of the heart, aged 30 years
deceased was native of England and was mar
ried to Mr.. Love about thirty wears ago. Re
sides her husband she is survived by nine chill
oren and two grandchildren. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon at the home of the
wood P. f. Church, of which Mrs. Love was an
| active member, conducting the services. The
inferment was in the family burial ground ON
the Loveton estate. The pall-bearers were
| Messrs: William H Wight, E. Cuttings Merry
man, George Jessop, N. Bosley Merryman.
| Fitzgerald and Clymer Whyte. Mr.. William G.
BROOKS had charge of the funeral arrangements.
LAUBACH.-Mr. John Henry Laubacb. a we'll
known and successful truck farmer of the
Parkville neighborhood, died on Sunday last
Germanv his yfd ha q h ms age He was native OF
tion OF the county about fifty years. He is sur
vived by widow. one son-Mr. j. Henry Lau-
back, Jr.,-and two daughters. The funeral
took place from the late home of the deceased
at p. NJ. on Tuesday: The interment was in
the cemetery at ST. Johns Lutheran Church of
which deceased was one of the founders. The
services were conducted by the pastor Rev
Richard Jungter; The pail bearers were Messrs.
john Snyder; William Kempske, William Hibin-
ger, George Klass, Henry RAIDER and Henry Mil
Ter. Frederick Lassahn & Son were funeral d.
rectors. The attendance at the funeral was very
large.
REDDINGToN.-Mr. Patrick Reddington, one
Of the most prominent railroad contractors in
Maryland and man who had built up q large
ana successful business, died at his home on
Aisquith street, Baltimore, on Wednesday last,
was native of Ireland and came to this coun-
try when young man. Mr.. Reddington owned
large farm just east of TOwsOn and for several
years had been spending the summer there with
his family. He is survived by three daughters
and three sons -Messrs. John ]. and M. ]. Red
dlngton, who were associated in business with
their father, and Mr.. P. r. Reddington, mem
Der of the bar.
RrpprsoSz- ~nlian q. Diooisuu uleu AT
his home in Baltimore, on Saturday night last
AFTER alter nrler IA Illness mess from pneumonia aged Al
lice force eighteen years: Mr.. Biddson was
son of Mr.. Thomas G. Biddison, a well known
road, and a brother of State Senator John s.
Biddison, of Baltimore county. He is survived
by q widow and one daughter, Miss Mary r.
Biddison; The funeral took place from his late
nome on tuesday afternoon and the interment
was in the family burial ground on the old Bid
olson homestead.
HoLLAND.-Mr. Albert Holland, who had been
an invalid and an inmate of the Baltimore City
Hospital for ID years, died in that institution on
Monday afternoon last, aged 40 years. He was
unmarried and son of the late Isaac Holland,
OF the 18th district of Baltimore county. Be-
fore going to the hospital Mr.. Holland was
resident of Towson and was engaged in the ex-
press business. He is survived by four brothers
and one sister. The late Mrs. A. J. German
of Towson, was sister of the deceased.
ERvIN-Dfr. Isaac R. Erwin. son of the late
Isaac and Margaret Erwin, died of pneumonia
at his home, near Dublin. Hartford county, on
the 18th inst, in the Both year of his age He is
also by five brothers-w. j. and F. D. Erwin, of
Baltimore; G. e. and G. T. Erwin, of Philadel-
phia, and John e. Erwin. of Fork, Baltimore
Fork. Funeral services were held at Dublin M.
E. Church, Tuesday, April 10th.
SrELL.-Mr. Frank Stell, a well known carpen-
ter of Shamburg, 9th district, died very sud
denly on the l4th instant. He was engaged in
that district, when he complained of feeling
badly. He walked to the house and lying down
upon sofa expired almost Immediately. Heart
disease was the cause of his DEATH Deceased
was ~ years of age and is survived by widow
and several children. He was the the Oldest son
OF Mr.. William Stell. of the 9TH district.
TAYLoR.-Mr. Anthony K. Taylor died at his
home, at Rock Chapel, near New Market, 9TH
was born near Shrewsbury. but had been resi-
dent of the neighborhood where he died over
the order of Odd Fellows thirty four years. He
Is survived by a widow and six children. The
funeral took place on Friday and the interment
was at New Freedom.
GILr.-Miss Eleye Gill, youngest daughter of
Rev. Or: Andrew J. Gill, pastor of the First NJ. e.
there on Thursday morning, after long illness
from Bright's disease. aged q years. She was
born at Sykesyille, Md, while her father was
pastor of the church there. Rev. DIR. Gill is
native OF Baltimore county and is well known
lere.
JONEs.-Mrs. Mary ]. Jones, wife of Mr. John
J. Jones, died at her home at Parkton. N. R.
r., on Monday last, aged 80 years Besides her
husband she is survived by a son and one daugh-
:er-Mr. Thomas P. Jones and Mrs. Emma A.
Gilbert. Mrs. Jones had been q resident of that
section OF the county about forty years.
ARMACOsT.-Mrs. Elizabeth Armacost. widow
II Joshua ArmacOst of the 9th district. died on
Sunday last from the infrmities of age. She is
survived by two sons-Mr. Joshua w. Armacost,
# Hereford, and Mr.. Joseph, Armacost of Mt.
Is This the Same Sladden PA dispatch
frAuleB HSiauuem Was dffea ca 2Eil1 2ll6duse Vii
Ills return from European wedding trip on
board the steamship Canopic, which arrived
rom Mediterranean ports. He is charged with
being fugitive from justice in Kentucky,
acting as general agent for the Pacific Mutual
Insurance Company at Louisville. He was
married in Washington two months ago.
The bride went to Bridgeport, Conn.,, where
he has friends
F.. Probably about fifteen years ago an English
nan named Sidney E Sadden married Miss
Mary r. Price, daughter of the late Ezra Price,
Who had accumulated considerable money in
business in Baltimore during the Civil War
md who owned farm in the 9Th district of
his county. 1t is said that Sladden met her
IN board a steamship while she was going
lbroad for the benefit of her health. Some
ime after their marriage Mrs. Sladden went to
California and died there from consumption.
n her will she bequeathed her property in
.uding the 9Th district farm, to her husband.
some time afterwards he sold the property and
vent to Chicago to live. Can it be that the
Boston Sla1den and the one that married Miss
Price are the same?