The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-24
Ancell, OF Bremo Bluff, Va, after a long
and protracted, ILLNESS, in tho twenty,ffth

Ancell, OF Bremo Bluff, Va, after a long
and pro,racted illness. IN tho twenty.ffth
| year OF his age. James Currln Dililie ~, -,
He was a son of the lato J p. anu Ea-
nephew Of Col. VIM. b. Petit. deceased.,
Mr.. Daniel received his academic educn.
ton at Seven Islands Academy. an 1.t
graduated In law at .chmond Co1lege. At
elected president, a hi gh honor TO one 30
young. From his earliest childhood, ne
was an exemplary and honornblc BOY. AS
! he advanced in life. he became more ho ,.t,a
a iirst-class young man, and When NO Iei,
a victim to the fatal disease which caus ed
his death, his patience. his consclenlot y,
consistency. was onspicuous; r "
may be sad no one knew him Hhut}to loVe
him. VA "A 4. s , Il. .
Possessed Of an unusually bright and
receptive mind. good jud gment and strong
love Of truth he gave promise Of beng
one or the most brilliant lawyers OF his
day. His life. filed wi tn promise. IS end III.
cd; his career is cut short; our 1 /, p ,.sa5
in the grave with his mortal remains.
But the memory OF his sterling Writ u g!
of the usefulness Of his example. or MS .Is
warm, generous, truthful manhood, VIII
live in ehhearts OF all who knew him.
a loving and devoted father and .huspaIa
and an affectlonate. generous ana ti NJ u
gent brother He was q valuable L cltlz
life. He Is survived by. a. wife, child !,
three sisters and a host of friends VINO
sorrow with Sthom. May his rest hey ond
tic grave be sweet AZ asSS5 63E " S5 IL
Mrs. sLavinia G. Lee.
Mrs Lavlna Gibbons Leo died yester =
day morning at $50 % clock at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-l aw, Captain George {;
M. Rogers, NO. 3l1 N holson Street. Full
ton, after an illness OF several years !.
Mrs. Lee was in her eishty-fourth year 60
of her age and, had beenia ! uiferer =, Io !,
a beautiful Christian resignation: Mrs.
Lee was the widow of Rev. Robert r. Leo,
of the Methodist Church, who. resided .s !.
many years in NottoWay coun w w. near
Els widow and children moved to !, Man
CHESTER where she resided untilBSh er
health began to fall her In 1902 when ahe
took up her residence VIII e hsr ,ton
Mrs. Lee was apdevoted 1ChristInn,sEh nav
ling Joined the Method ist Church while u
mere child. In her young days she was as
an active worker in churen, w sot IA !,
moving to Manchester she connected her-3
self with Central Methodist Church, where ,.l',
I$her membership remained. The ,dece e1i se e
lis survived by one brother, w, 3. slhach-
ard) Smith. Of Bedford county, ,to Two sons.
Alfred p. Lee of this city; two daug e1r';l
Mrs. II. p. Ellington, of Manchcister, ana
Mrs, g gorge M. Rogers, OF TINS CITY; touI Z
teen grandchildren ana loul toeii 3 ' 90
. grand hildren. -,
The funeral will take place FRIDAY IL IL : :
ternoon at 8 o clock from the residence OF
! CAPTAIN Rogers, No. 81 Nicholson Street
and the 3interment Will be In MauryL Gem
etery. 4 Mar chester. Tho following grand
Sohijiren1 will act rs pall-bearers: Alanson
r. r. Ellington, Robert r. Ellington, :, y ".
Dnbne = Ellington, Lewis r. Rogers. uric
w. Rogers. George W. Rogers, Wa IMAM
Garrett Lee and Robert J. Lee Lee
Mrs. Rosa 5Hunrlckhouse
special to The Times-Dispatch.)
BONYDTON. VA. November 2S.--Mrs.
Rosa Humriclshousc, widow OF. the late