The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-03
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
HETTERLY.

A"t 81 oOSSO hClSc3 Ill
ThurmOnt, February 10Th, aged
81 years aud 8 days.
BARTHALOW.
Mrs. Ann S. Bartholow died in
Washington City on February 81,
of pneumonia, aged SO years.
She has frequently visited this
city and has relatives here.
HOOD.
Thomas L. Hood, aged 81 years,
died of pneumonia at the Mount
Airy Hotel. Mt. Airy, Md, Tues
day at l o'clock. Mr.. Hood was
a son of the late John Hood, of
Carroll county.
BENNETT.
Rein M. Bennett, aged 80
years, son of VIM. Rein Ben
nett, of near Mt. Airy. died at
bis home in CatOnsville, Balti-
more County, on February goth,
after an illness of one week, of
typhoid fever.
SOPER.
Mrs. Susan E. Soper, widow of
lgnatius P. Soper. died on Febru-
airy %, at 1915 p. m, at the resi-
dence of her son, Clinton NJ.
SOper. No. 1850 West Lanvale
street, Baltimore. The remains
were taken to HyattstOwn, Mont
gomery county.
GILSAN.
Thomas Washington Gilsan
died Thursday evening, February
10th, at the family residence on
Eagle Street. in Fredonia, New
York, after an illness of many
years. Mr.. Gilsan was born in
Liberty, Frederick County, Mary
land, April rs. 1921.
SYKES.
Archibald Benjamin Sykes,
aged IA years, son of Rev. j. W..
and Gussle Snouffer Sykes, of
Hope, Arkansas, died February
"a of appendicitis, at the George
Washington University Hospital,
Washington, d. @. The young
man had been living with his uncle,
Archie Snouffer, near Adamstown.
YEAKLE.
Mrs. Mary L. Yeakle died at
$50 O'Clock, p. N. on February
%, at her home in this city, aged
IS years. She was a daughter of
the late Casper 9. Cline. Her
surviving children are: Mayor
A. II. Yeakle, Mrs. Chas. Thomas,
and Edward Yeakle, of this city,
and Thomas Yeakle, who lives in
the West.
SIMMONS.
Charles p. Simmons, of Balti
more, son of the late Charles
Simmons, of Buckeystown, this
county, died suddenly on .Satur.
day night: last, the 25th inst, at
The Hotel Darlington, New York.
Mr.. Simmons had been ill for
some time and left Baltimore to
attend to some business in the
interest OF the Keystone Water
Filter Company, of which he was
the proprietor.
BULKLEY.
Mrs. Annie Il. Buckley. widow
of the late Rev. Olcott Buckley,
formerly in charge of the Epis-
copal Church, near Point of
Rocks. this county, died on Feb.
ruary 22nd, in Higginsville, Mis-
souri,, in the 83rd yeer of her age.
Mrs. Buckley was a daughter Of
the late Joseph A. and Eleanor
johnson, of this county. She
leaves brother and sister-Mr.
Thomas Il. johnson, AdamstOwD,
and Miss Nettie johnson, of this
city. She also leaves two sons
and five daughters.
MARKELL.
Mrs. Sophia Markell, widow of
the late Geo. Markell, diedOn Sat
urday last. Those of us who knew
her have occasion to shed silent
tears of sorrow at her passing.
But for an unfortunate accident
a fall received several days before
her death and to which it is di-
rectly attriOuted--nO doubt she
would still be here, cheerful,
lOvable and most esteemable old
lady, whose chief charm was her
kindliness and whose many noble
traits will live long in the memory
of those who loved her. She was
a daughter of the late Jacob Mar
kell and reached the ripe age of 80
years. She is survived by the
following children: Eliza e h
Markell, Mary, wife of j. Davis
Byerly, Ann, wife of Jahes Il.
Walker, and Halle, wife of j.
StOll DERRICK of Baltimore. There
are also a number of grand and
great grand children surviving.
Mrs. Markell was a member of the
Reformed church and took an
active interest in its work and
welfare She celehr a ted her