The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-28
THE DEATH RECORD.

Miller.-Mr. Henry Miller, highly re-
spected retired farmer, died at his home, near
Parkville, Hartford road, ON Monday, aged rs
years. He had resided on the farm where
he died since 184S, in which year he came from
Germany to this country and located there. He
was successful in the business of truck farm
ing About three years ago he gave up active
work and the place is now carried on by his
son. Mr.. Miller. atthe time of his death. was
president of st. Johns Lutheran Church con-
gregation, having held the position fourteen
years. He was also member OF 0ardenvlile
Lodge, l.. o. o. r. His wife, formerly Miss
Marie Maglidt died nearly two years ago. Mr..
Miller leaves two sons and one daughter-Mr.
J. Henry Miller, who carries on the farm
Mr.. George A. Miller, a Baltimore commission
merchant, and Miss Amelia X. Miller. The
funeral took place at 1.3O P. N. on Thursday
from the old homestead, the burial being in
the cemetery of st. Johns Church.
Bussey.-Miss Sallie e. Bussey, daughter
of the late Clement Bussey and Mrs. Mary r.
Bussey, died on Tuesday at the home of her
brother Dr. Bennett F. Bussey, at Texas. She
had been suffering from paralysis for some
time Besides her mother she is survived by
three sisters-Mrs. Joshua +. COckey, Mrs.
Harry B. McGlone and Miss Rachel Bussey.
She also leaves four brothers-State' 8 Attorney
Robert H. Bussey, Dr.. B; +. Bussey, Dr..
Thomas c. Bussey and Mr.. Charles K. Bussey.
Miss Bussey was granddaughter of the late
Thomas Dey Cockey. States Attorney Bus
sey was engaged in the trial of case in the
Circuit Court when he received telephone
message announcing his sisters death and at
his request ex.States Attorney John Grason
will serve as prosecuting attorney until his
return.
Bryer.-Mr. Louis Dryer died at his home
in Baltimore, on Thursday night, after few
days. illness from heart failure, aged 60 years.
He was native Of Germany and came to this
country nearly fifty years ago. For some years
Mr.. Dryer lived in Towson and was engaged
in the green grocery business here. Later he
was in the same business at Cold Spring, on
the York road, removing from there to Balti.
more. He is survived by widow and eight
children. Deceased was brother OF Mrs.
Lewis w. Held, of Towson.
Taylor.-Mr. John s. Taylor died at his
home in Waverly, on the 21st instant, at an
advanced age. He had been sick since last
July. Deceased was a SON of the late Isaac
Taylor, who resided on the Hillen road south
east of TowsOn, and who was once Judge OF
the Orphans Court. Mr.. Taylor is survived
by widow and several children, one of his
daughters being the wife of Mr.. Thomas O..
Sinclair. of Towson.
Carlisle.-Mrs. Ann G. Carlisle died at her
home, West Lexington street, Baltimore, on
Monday last, at an advanced age Deceased
was the widow Of Burlington Carlisle, who
was once well known farmer of Green Spring
Valley. Mrs. Carlsle's maiden name was Gill
and she was native of Baltimore county. The
funeral took place on Wednesday and the in
torment was at Stone Chapel, near Pikesville.
Miller.-Mr. John B. Miller, formerly of
Highlandtown, Baltimore county, died sud-
denly at his home at Newport News, Va, on
Tuesday evening, aged 60 years. He was a
contractor and was at one time well known
horseman, he having owned several trotters
that were known on the local tracks. Mr..
Miller was Knight Templar. He is survived
by widow and several children.
Kidd.-Mr. James G. Kidd, who was ma
tive of Rayville, Baltimore county, died few
DAYS ago at his home in Vancouver, B. c., aged
So years. He left Baltimore some years ago
and went to Dawson City and engaged in min
ing in which he was successful. His body has
been forwarded to Maryland relatives and will
be inferred here.
Ellis.-Mr. John Ellis died on Wednesday at
| his home in Govanstown, after long illness
from complication of diseases aged 90 years.
He is survived by widow and three children:
| For nearly twenty-five years Mr.. Ellis had
been in the employ of the Garrett family.