The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-02-02
MIR. FRANK KEARNEY.

AlllSter was at one time prominent
newspaper man, being correspondent
of the Civil War.
MR.. FRANK KEARhEY.
Mr. Frank Kearney, aged &c years,
died at his home near FallSton, on
Saturday. He is survived by widow
and one4son Frank Kearney, Jr. His
funeral took place on Monday, the in
terment being in the Catholic cemetery
at Long Green. Rev. Father Houck was
the officiating minister. The pail bearers
were Robert McCloskey, Frank Nc
Closkey, Frank Kearney, Andrew kear-
ney, Andrew Kelly and Frank Kelly. c.
E. Hornberger was the undertaken.
JAMES cAIRNEs.
Mr.. lanes A. Cairnes, of Hereford.
Baltimore county, died on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Cairnes was So years of
age and is survived by his wife Mrs.
Susan r. Cairnes and two children Mr..
William Cairnes and Miss Mary Cairnes
and is a brother OF Rev. William G. Cairnes
of Lancaster county, Pa, and George r.
Cairnes, of Bel Air. His funeral will
take place on Saturday the remains will
arrive at Bethel Church at ~ O'Clock,
services will be held at the church.
THOMAS ]. TYDINGs
Mr.. Thomas J. Tydings, aged 6Oyears,
died at his home near Edgewood on
Tuesday evening. His death was due
to pneumonia. He is survived by
widow and one son, MIR. Edward Tyd-
ings. For many yerrs, he was agent of
the Pennsy lvania road at Edgewood,
and had a large circle of friends and
acquaintance. For number of years
past, he has been in charge of Riverside
Farm" the property of Bartlett and Hay
ward. His funeral will take place this,
Friday, morning, at Edgewood Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, at II o'clock.
The interment will be in Abingdon GENE
terry.
MRS SARAH ANN WAKELAND.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Wakeland, wife of Mr..
Benedict H. Wakeland. formerly of this
county. died at the home of her daughter
in Baltimore on Thursday of last week.
She was &c years of age, and besides her
husband, is survived by eight children:
Mr.. Paxton Wakeland, of Baltimore,
Mrs Samuel b. Mitchell and Mrs. ]. H.
Divers, of Calvary, Mrs. Edward Evans,
of Wheel, Mrs. Thomas Handy, Mrs.
Henry Hips, Mrs. Charles yellow and
Mrs Henry Appel, all Of Baltimore. Her
funeral took place on Saturday, the in
terment being in Cedar Hill cemetery,
Anne Arundel county.
MRS. ELEANOR AGNES GoLDsBoROUGH.
Mrs. Eleanor Agnes Goldsborough,
widow of George Robins Goldsborough,
died on Tuesday in Baltimore. She was
in her Saith year, and her family on both
sides represents distinguished lineage.
She was a great, great, great grand
daughter of Mrs Washington. Her
niece. Mrs. J. S. Richardson, Jr., of Be
Air, from the fact of being granddaugh
ter OF Hortentia Hay, has the right tc
refer to President Monroe asgreat, great
grandfather. Mrs. Goldsborough left
considerable estate. and she has no direct
descendants. Her father owned Druic
Hill Park, which contains $50 acres, ant
sold to the city for ST., 600 an acre.
THOMAS F. SMITHSoN.
Mr.. Thomas F. Smithson, aged abou
so years, died on Thursday night at tn
home of Mr.. Lamar Campbell, of Cam
bria, after a weeks illness of pneumonia
He is survived by three sons, Messrs
William Smithson, of Great Falls, Mon
tana, Emory Smithson. of Whiteford
and Charles Smithson, OF Baltimore
His funeral took place on Sunday, the II
terment being in Statewide cemetery. Sci
:, vices were conducted at the Methods
Protestant Church, Delta. by Rev. Nd
Humphrey, and at the grave by Re-
Mr.. Mccormick. The pail bearers wei
Elmer H. Bull, D. H. Silver, Henry Norri
Marshall Roussey, Lamar Campbell an
Smith Gordon.