The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
OBITUARY..
George L. Ewert.
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George l. EWsrt di the ne old home q
tx Nichols family, about a mile distant.
from the effects of tuberculosis, compil..
Gated with brain trouble aged aoout
N NJ Ewert, who was member Of Q
prominent family Of Ireland, Vas a. a.,ad ma,
tive OF Dublin, but came to America
Tesaeat Ct dE9 So
he had made many friends, He was
member Of the county, board Of i. super S
ysors At nj the 5lme q citizen ls
Mr.. E,wert had been twice married. the
ladies being sisters the daughters OF, the
late George A. Nichols, of ,'Ihree OAKS.
lie is survived by the two daughterss
of his first marrlage-Alisses Mary and
no Mss cara S hs SeeG ana T
four surviving children.
George Chapman.
George Chapman, q well known British
subject died yesterday at the Virginia
Hospital, aged seventy-three years. Mr..
Chapman came from Ireland thirty-four
years ago and first settled in Amelia
county, Va, and afterwards lived with
Mr.. s. r. Hancock ut Chantilly, on tho
Broad street road and lately In TINS
city. Ills funeral will be at 8 o'clock this
afternoon from Blilcy's undertaking
rooms and the interment will be IN Holly
wood.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs. Percy
M. Faulkner, Lee Todd. II. c. Burns,
Blake Maine, S. r. Dabney, Thomas God
sey,s C. #B. Norvell. Harry G. Beattie and
p. "A. S. Brine.
Mr., Chapman is survived by a daughter
living In England.
Mrs. ]. M. Scott.
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IyPPERVILLE, VA, July 10,-Mrs. y;
M. Scott died Mt her home near mere az u.
$50 Monday evening Ct thc az nseh - o. h sev3
In delicate health for many years, sne vas Sas
S @as Miss FFitzhugh. Of this county, ana
hurs e% Rero mem oya and VIE and
one of the most affectlonate Of mothers.
Last winter she and her husband cele,
the KS t Inc home Of tho
daughtor Mrs. William Sheets Of WASH
the funeral services were he ad h ct The The
Very Very Iarseiy attended 4 husband, Major
H. Scott two aaIgh'er WI Mrs s 9; Is.
# 1en WasMa. n. Of uppervl!e Walter VI" ot
| Washington, ID. @; JOhn y" Jrn anu
Richard, of Sedal!a, Mo-, surYiYe her. IN.
torment was made IN Ivy IN Cenletery
i here. pa ,qg.
Mrs. ], H. Rodenhizer.
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DANVIILE,g VA, July l9.-Mrs. Ada
Fodenhlzer wife OF ,Mr.iJ. Fl. Rodenhizer,
died AT tho residence Of CAPTAIN and , Mrs
$50 Il r1srs H. to ssSs!s n S wea oeh
year of her nga, She was a young wo-
nan Of exemplary life and character and
Z was greatly beloved. The deceased is
and several brothers and sisters. Cap
ltaIn Clarke Is popular conductor. on q
Y no ssengcr train Of the Southern hallway
! and is well known. In Richmond,
4 The funeral services VIII take place TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, from tn
i Keen Street Baptist #Churcn, heH.; !, y
Holland oflcia ting,
Miss Rosetta Kerns.
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& on visit TO the home Of her sister, Mrs
q Roswell Smith. at Galnesbnro, this coun
II IN, Miss Rosetta Kerns, Of Pa,W-P Paw, "
"A W. died to-day from tuberculosis or IN.
bone aged nineteen years. She leave
one brother, Edward Kerns, Of Paw-Paw
where Tho remains will be Inferred,
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: IYNlHBURG, VA, July 1.-THE re
mains Of j. u. Cnrdwell. n native or Con
cord campbell county, who lost his VT
nm Monday at zieger, III. by fam
Avn on7nIr shaft, d distance Of Al6 fee