The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25

wife being Miss Rachael Myers, o. tHls
city, and his second Mrs. Nvcndltnger,t
also Of Richmond, who survives him. lie
is also survived by three sons-Sol, Al,
Eugene c. and Frank G. 1'yle-and one
daughter Mrs. Frank / Chambers.
Mr.. William Wakeham.
\ Mr.. William Wakeham. formerly or
Columbia, Va, and well known in Rich
Mrs; r. l.. Pedneau, Jarratt, Va. on n
was buried In the family cemetery at
Columbia, Va, on Saturday April 2ls It,
Tho funeral services were conducted N
the Catholic church OF that place by the
Rev. Father Denis, Of Richmond, and
Father Wa l E,e'n', brother OF !. the de-
MI. wakeham was a well-known and
honored a citizen OF both Columbia and
Jarratt, his great pride being that ne
was n fearless and staunch Con- edcrate
sodier G as srviYed 1s one
Waiteham, Of Yonkers. N. W. Wnd Rev.
Brother Alfred, Of Clayton, Del. "a FIX 5t,
Maurice C. Parker.
St s Cspecia, to The Tln,es-Dls Dispatch,
sTAUNroN. VA, April !, y. :, 2i 4, I;
Maurice G. Parker the oldest resident.of
county. died to-day at the home Of his
.son-iri-law, Mr.. Y. M. Bickle. Mr. Park.
ier's death was due to the intirml lG,a OF
old age. lie was born May II. 1Sl0. III
to stnllnton from Winchester one year
previous to tho beginning of tho civil war.
and had since been u resident of TINS cry.
Those who survive him are two dnush,
ters--AIrs. Y. M, Bicke, Of this city, and
Mrs. K. G. Templeton. Of Lexington-and1
three sons--Mr. I'D. Parker. of this city:
Mr.. Charles Parker, of Bath county, and
Mr. William Parker, Of Richmond.
William M. Barnard.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
5DANVILLE. VA, April 24.-Mr. William
NJ. Barnard died early this morning at
stroke of paralysis suffered early last
winter The deceased was eighty-four
years OF age and a native Of D a.
spending prnf'cay ms ENTIRE ne noy ts1 o
his farm ut Ruftln, where ho resided with
his son. Mr.. Barnard was n Confederate
veteran and known throughSnt t fn,,ee nii,rr
w. w. and a.. s. Barnard, Of Ashevlllo;
Miss Annie Barnard and Mrs. S. ".
Woodnn, OF Marion, Ala. Ono of his
vile. s56
Oldest Inhabitant.
Especial to The Times DispntchD
licved TO be los years old, and by far
tho Oldest person In Loundoun county,
asa at ora the n?s nd Gi A w Anna s' @
u true type OF the Southern negro, pos,
scsslng that sweetness OF disposition and
the true elements Of courtesy and re-
spect that belong to tho "old mammics.
w. l.. Gechnauer.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch2
3 UpPERyILLE, VA, April ol-Mr; ~
cousin, Mr.. Walter Parkns, near Leith-
ton, six miles from here, on Sunday
lie was seventy-nino years olu, native
or I,oudoun county. u consistent member
of tho Iapt5et church and owned ono
of tho best farms In the county. EIc is
survived by one son and one daughter
The interment was mado In heidelberg
Ccmeterdny to-day, E#
William T. Thornton.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatcll.)
I JACKSONVILLE, VA, April 2l,-Mr.
county, died on Sunday evening q Red
ford Springs, lIe was about seventy
years old ana had been In bad health Tor
some years. Ills remains reached here
this morning and were Inferred In tho
cemetery at Salem Baptist church. Do
ceased leaves u widow.
Mrs. Ida Jansen.
Especial to Tho Times Dspatch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April ot-
Mrs. Ida Jansen, Wife OF Mr. Edward
Jansen. died at her home here, Sunday
sn yaa She ' suy fssa S Sy hes s'S Sas
band and one young child.
James S. Dallon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
. REIDsVILL.E. N, a, April 2l.-Capt,
eitiacn Of Reldsv;llis, dial tits 4 m Sr
after an illness of two Weeks. from heart
disease, lie was seventy years of age.
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