The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-07-28
OBITUARY..


Mrs. ReDecCa 1. JORDAN, nee SnauSh,
widow of the late Dr. A. NJ. Jordan died
at the home of her brother at Castleton,
on Tuesday, July IS. She was in her
SD year and is survived by her brother,
Mr. Granville T. Shauck, of Castleton,
and one daughter, Mrs. S. T. Wilson, OF
Parsons, West Virginia, sixteen grand
children and thirty-seven great grand
children Her funeral took place on
Thursday, the interment being at Hope
we'll cemetery. Cecil county. Bailey and
Baldwin were the undertakers.
JOHN T. MARTIN.
Mr.. John T. Martin died on Tuesday,
| July IS, at his home at Perryman. He
was in his 42d year and is survived by n
widow, one son and two daughters. He
was the track foreman of the Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington rail
road at Peruvian. Funeral services
were held on Thursday in St. Francis
Catholic Church at Abingdon. Rev.
Father Clement othciated. The pail
bearers were: honorary, Messrs. ]. S.
Elliott, J. B. Snyder. George w. Garrett
son, c. w. BiddiSon, James Rollins, active,
S. A. Michigan, August Punt, Edward
Rollins, Newt Seague, Steven Hout and
Joseph letters.
MRS. MINNIE McCLUNG.
Mrs. Minnie McClung, wife of Mr.. ].
n. McClung, died at her home near
Sunnybrook on Sunday afternoon. She
had been mill health for sometime Mrs
McClung was SO years old, and daugh-
ter of Mr.. John A. Gemmill, of Norris
vile. Besides her husband she is survived
by one son, Wilton, and one daughter,
Mary McCluug. Her funeral took place
on Tuesday, the interment being i'll the
cemetery of Norrisville M. +. Church.
The officiating ministers were Rev. !. X.
Jacobs, of Iarrettsville, NJ. E. Church
South Rev. Lewis Randall, of Norrisvilie
NJ. p. Church. and Rev. w. F. Everett,
of Centre Presbyterian Church.
JOSEPH II. STOKES.
Mr.. Joseph H. Stokes, formerly of near
Whitetord, died at his home, in York, on
Wednesday night of last week. Besides
a widow, he is survived by three sons,
Messrs. Walter Stokes, of Philadelphia:
Charles Stokes and Warren Stokes, of
York, Pennsylvania, and three daughters.
Miss Eva Stokes, of New York, and
Misses Emma Stokes and Sadie Stokes,
of York His remains were brought to
Delta on Saturday morning and inferred |
in Slate Ridge cemetery. The funeral
services were in charge of Rev. ]. D. |
Smith and Rev. A. L. Hyde. The pail
bearers were William Johnson, Alfred
Thomas, William Cox. John o. Stearns,
David H. Silver and Daniel w. Bay.
MRS. PRISCILLA C. WILSON.
Mrs. Priscilla c. Wilson. widow of the
late Harry Wilson, died at her home. near
Churchvlle, on Monday morning. She !
was 80 years of age and had been in i'll |
health for some time. Sheis survived by |
four daughters-Misses Laura Wilson, |
Annie l.. Wilson, Blanche Wilson and |
Roberta Wilson, and two sons-Messrs |
Harry Wilson and William T. Wilson.
Her funeral took place on Wednesday, |
the intcrment being in the cemetery of
Holy Trinity Church The officiating
ministers were Rev. 7. B. A. Allison, Rev.
l.. A. Colburn and Rev. S. c. WATSON.
The pail bearers were W. b. Hopkins, Ben
nett H. Barnes, Judge George l.. NanBib-
Der, Z. II. Bradford. f. S. Maxwell and
a. l.. Penniman.
MRS. REBECCA woRTHINGToN.
Mrs. Rebecca Worthington, widow of
the late James Worthington, died at her
home. in Havre de Grace, last Friday
She was native of Church
Vile, having been born there 81 years
ago, and had resided in Havre de Grace
for about So years. Mrs. Worthington
is survived by two sons-Messrs. James
and William f. Worthing-
ton, and three daughters-Mrs. Blanche
w. Morgan, wife of Mr. Frank H. Nor
gan; Mrs. Virginia S. Frieze, wife of Mr.
w. S. Frieze, and Miss Mary Worthing-
ton. Her funeral took place on Tuesday
the interment being in the Churchvlle
Church cemetery. Rev
Walter Rue Murray and Rev. S. c. Was
son officiated. The pail bearers were II.
c. Lawder, John NJ. Michael, Morgan
Charles b. Osborn, George J.
Finney and David II. Hanson.