The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
oBITUARY.
Mrs. Jordan H. Martini

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Mrs, Jane Elizabeth, Martin. a lady
widely known and !! highly regarded i for
her. exenipllned virtues during her long
life. died peacefully and with Christian.
az resdenee 81 her
son-in-law Mrs. H.asb FitZhng !, a. No
z. North Third Street aged eighty-ons
years. She was the widow OF Jora iaa
Years preceding and succeeding the ware
1851 3. 4 prominent commission merchant y,
OF this city, vi It'll widely and EXTENDED I,e de-
Martin and Company and its successor.
Martin and Cardozo. Mrs. Martin was
5thc daughter o fs w on Peters " a sue
cessful o. , Nnnrt-
ed OF tobacco to Europe. and who sus-a
tanned by. the burning os Richmond on
its evacuation, IA pril 8. 1855. a loss OF
more than $50, 900. \ by the destruction o. 7
Stopacco stored here. s5 3s s ...S
5 Her mother was Miss Jennette Mont
gomery, OF the esteemed family OF Mel .e.
son county, and her ndmother Of the
niece Of COLI VIM. e: Peters. G. s.. Al
conspicuous IN Confederate history. for
having refused to obey orders y 9 L our II
for Which ne sn,s
war. 1s6l-5, and sue edng It, pro fess aol
of Latin at the University Of Virgi nla 1
and is now titus 9Prof essor 81 tnat
as an educator being no less sigma. than
his chivalry and gallantry as a soldier.
Mrs. Martin was for quite fifty ears q
member Of the Second Baptist Church,
as has been her deceased husban d VS. She
was a1ladysof marked culture and refine.
3rnent and note for her smercifu 8and
charitable minlstrations. Her demise Will
carry sorro to - ne !. ~
Ftzhugh. and her SON, II erbert% F., Mar
tin widow, and one grandson. w liam
Jordan NJ artin. and sss an only brother,
NJ ! - Of immediate relatives. but By d
large family eonnec lon: Z, /. ..8
e she was buried from I hc Second Bap-
CHURCH q n n an beam
ttlful Ho1l woo. - L. y. a II
3'as Mrs. Julia u. Franklin.
f Mrs. julia. +. u rlnkl ir. a well known
and 4 1nuc beloved Richmond lady. died
on Friday a t i clock at her residence
in iris city. She was born in Richmond
passed her fifty-seventha birthday. Mrs
FRANKLIN was IL a * COMMUNICATE OF ST..
Marks Episcopal Church, and was a de,
voted and successful ,worke for every
mother and a faithful friend. She leaves
a husband, & MI a. G. S Franklin, and the
following q children: Messrs. Henry Il.
Franklin, Mrs Florence s,g y, vaughan VA
Charles "a. Franklin, Dr. A. 6. v franklin,
Benz aminsH F'rankln Mrs. Harold job
son, Mrs ". w. POND exter, Robert p.
Franklin, az Ernest Franklin, and Z Misses
Grace Franklin and Mamie Franklin: also
three sisters. Mrs. y. A. kratz Mrs. w
NJ THOMPSON and Mrs. Challes Stone. s
Following are the pail bearers: 8 Active--;
William b. Pizzini, ". z. Vood r George
Hunter, Albert Hunt. Melvin lIersman
aarryWhttet. r; Gary, j, !. I Y als
$Jr,. SIT. Beverage, j.. II Pondexter
William ryree, Or. Jacob Miclla,iX...D = r.
Paul Irving. DR.. Edwards, P.i a. Arthur
Philip P. Cooke.
News was received here yes erdny of
the death Of Philip Pendleton Cooke. near
night Nj, Cooke va ason Ct Lisa t. Y
ant n RAJ B. fg Cooke. brave Confederate
soldier and $officer. He wa a grandson
OF Philip Pendleton Cooke. OF Clarke e
county, and John E;stern Cooke was { his his
.Mr., Cooke was a young man of great
3popularity,ga and had for some years been
ienga ged Iii business in New York. va
Mrs. Rebecca Sherry. VII
Mrs. Rebecca Sherry, widow Of, Frank a,
M. Sherry, formerly of Richmond. died
at her residence in Long Branch, \. Is,