The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-04
THE DEATH RECORD.


Forwood.-Mr. William Smithson For
wood, ST., who was elected sheriff of Hartford
county in 1871, died Of heart disease at his
home in Belair, on Tuesday morning, aged II
years. He was native Of that county and
spent his entire life there. Mr.. Forwood is
survived by widow, three daughters and Two
sons. One Of the sons Is Mr.. William 8. For
wood, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court for Har-
had been engaged in the fertilizer and seed
business at Belair. He was always an active
Democrat and presided at the convention that
nominated Hon. David Fowler for Chief
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit. Mr.. For
wood was q member of Towson Lodge of the
Order of Elks and q delegation from the lodge,
composed Of the following. attended the funer-
al on Thursday: Messrs. William p. Cole, Will
liam Grason, George G. Tracey, Charles H.
Knox, William A. Lee, Samuel II. DeHoff,
Samuel Ceilings, Frank L Wheeler, E. G. Car
man. John G. Perkins, o. Howard Isaac, James
e. Dugan. J. Maurice Watkins, Jr and DR..
Harry s. JARRETT
Fisher.-Mr. Andrew Fisher died at his
home at Rockland Falls road on Friday of
last week. after a long illness from infamma-
tory rheumatism. aged IS years. For many
years he kept the store at Rockland and lat
terly was postmaster there. Mr.. Fisher was
native of Ireland, but came to this country
fifty years ago.. He is survived by widow,
and great grandchildren. He also leaves one
brother-Mr. Mullineaux Fisher, of Govans-
town. The funeral took place on Sunday the
services being conducted by Revs. w. w.
Costin and e. G. Powers, pastors of Hunts
Circuit, NJ E. Church. The interment was 10
Sater's Cemetery, Chestnut Ridge. The pail
bearers were Messrs. William Fisher, NJ.
Fisher, VIM Mcconnell, Frank Mcconnell,
Wilbert Taylor and Marshall Taylor. John
Burns Sons had charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Childs-Mrs. Rebecca J. Childs died of
pneumonia at her home in Hampden, on Mon
day last, aged SO years. She was q native of
Baltimore county and had many relatives here.
The funeral took on Wednesday afternoon at
Black Rock Baptist Church. Rev. M. +. Lowe,
pastor of Roland Avenue M. E. Church, offici-
ating. The pall-bearers were nephews of the
deceased Messrs. Joshua and Thomas Bond,
Charles and Thomas B. Wheeler and Andrew
and Guy Childs. William G. Brooks had
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Hanley.-Mrs. Mary Hanley, widow of
Patrick Hanley, died at her home in Luther
ville on Friday of last week. aged so years.
She is survived by two sons-Messrs. Patrick
and Richard Hanley. The funeral took place
at the Church of the Immaculate, Towson, on
Monday morning. Rev. @. F. Thomas con-
Quoting the services. The pail were
Messrs Samuel w. Burton William c. Cross.
Charles Martin, NJ. ]. Lindsay, John K. Cham
bers and Thomas e. Fidler.
Irving.-Mr Thomas NJ. Irving, who was
well known at Towson, died at st. Agnes San
itarium, on the Frederick road on Thursday
last. from a complication of diseases, aged 80
years. He was son of the late Thomas j.
Irving, of Mt: Washington, and is survived by
a widow and two children. He also leaves
one brother and sister. The deceased was q
brother of s. Hamilton Irving. who died at
Towson several years ago.
Shaver.-Mr. Herbert G. Shaver died at his
home on West North avenue, Baltimore. on
Wednesday last, aged "A years. He had been
an invalid for years, but the immediate cause
of bis death was heart failure. He is survived
by widow, who was formerly Miss Jessie M.
Scott. Deceased was q native of the 9th dis
trict of Baltimore county, and son of Prof:
Isaac Shaver, well known teacher OF that
section of the county.
Baldwin.-Mr. John s. Baldwin, a well
known farmer on the Little Gunpowder, north.
east of Sweet Air, died on Thursday last, aged
So years. He spent his entire life in that sec
ton of Baltimore county. He is survived by
four sons. one of whom is DR.. Thomas Bald
win, of York, formerly of White Hall, Balti-
more county. Deceased was brother of DIR;
Abram 8. Baldwin, q well known physician of
Long Green Valley.
KeIer-Mr John F. Keller. who had been
Justice of the peace for several years. died on
Wednesday last, at his home in Govanstown,
after a week illness, aged 68 years. The cause
of his death was erysipelas resulting from the
scratching pimple on bis head. Mr.. Keller
was native of Baltimore and served in the
Union Army during the Civil War. Heis sur
vived by widow.
Maggie. Mrs. Margaret Nagle. wife of Justice
William E. Nagle. Of, Catonsville, died at her
home there on Tuesday, from the effects of
stroke of paralysis sustained two days before,
aged 81 years. She was daughter of the late
Henry Frissell and was born at Catonsville
Her husband, seven daughters and one son
survive her.
Hollingsworth.--Mr. Amos B. Holdings
died at his home near Fallston, on Monday
night last, aged 81 years. He was native of
Hartford and son of the late John Holdings
worth.