The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-08
THE DEATH RECORD.

THE DEATH RECORD.
Bayne.-Mr. William Bayne died at his
home at Baynesville, east of Towson, on Fri
day night of last week, after brief illness
from pneumonia, aged SO years. Deceased is
survived by a widow and ten children-four
sous and six daughters. Mr.. Bayne was son
of the late William Bayne and was born at
Baynesville. Near the beginning of the Civil
War be enlisted in Company D, Seventh Mary
land Regiment, Capt. William d. Morrison,
and served until the close of the war, when he
was honorably discharged. After returning
to his home he engaged in the blacksmithing
business, bis father having conducted the same
on Monday morning. Rev. Thomas E Copes,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted
the services at the house. The remains were
then brought to the Church of the Immaculate,
TowsOn where mass was said by the pastor,
Rev. P. H. Sheridan. The interment was in
the cemetery attached to the church. The
pail bearers-all nephews of the deceased
were Messrs. Harold Carter, Frederick Emge,
George NJ. Emge, John Emge George p. Emge
and Frank Emge.
zell Mrs. Grace Malcolm Zel, widow of
Oliver c. Zell, died on Tuesday, at her home
on North Charles street, Baltimore. She was
stricken with apoplexy four days before while
on a train going to Washington, though she
had left the city in apparently good health in
company with her sister, Mrs. Jefferson M.
Lewis to visit her brother Mrs. Zell was
horn At Montrose. the homestead of the family
m Charles At. ave. extended. now part of the
Notra Dame estate and was a daughter of the
late James Malcolm, prominent member of
the Baltimore bar. She was a member of
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church and was
an active worker in a number of charities. She
Is survived bv sister-Mrs. LeWis-and four
brothers-Messrs. Harry Malcolm, of Towson
James Campbell Malcolm, of Washington
Crichton Malcolm, of Germantown, Pa, and
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Hoffman.-George w. Hoffman, of Hoff-
manyille, 9th district, died November 23d, at
the ACE Of re wears. He was a farmer and
ENGAGED actively in that occupation until few
wears before his DEATH He is survived by
widow and children-3 sons and daughters
His funeral took place from his late residence
Cemetery of St. Peters Lutheran Church. near
Hoffmanville of which he had been an active
member for many years. Since his death, in
looking over his papers, etc., SOL in gold was
found in box, with directions to use it in the
erection of a tombstone at his grave SOL in
gold in another box for his wife's tombstone,
and in another box $26 in gold for his son
ton Of the tombstones.
Kennedy.-Mr. William Kennedy, son of
t.
day, after a long illness from consumption,
aged % years. For twelve years Mr.. Kennedy
was an altar boy at st. Joseph's Church, Texas:
his failing health compelled him to give up bis
duties there. The funeral took place at st.
Joseph's Church on Thursday morning, the
pastor, Rev. r. c.. Campbell, conducting the
services. The pall-bearers were Messrs. Ray
mond Heating, William Shea, Edward Mop
penberger, William Calvin, William Conner,
Turner.-Mr. James Turner, farmer near
Black Horse, died on the Both ult. from the
effects of q stroke of paralysis aged 70 years.
He is survived by two children-Mrs. Nicholas
Ayres and Mr.. Samuel Turner. The funeral
sunday uM morning. the pastor. Rev s. M. Epele.
conducting the services.
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Tabez r Cole Of the 5th district. died at her
home at Trenton, on the 10Th ult., aged u
years. The cause OF her death was paralysis.
sns nass Of tha late R;chsrd Fowhe and was
a native of that section of the county. She
leaves no children.
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hoen s,,ffsrer srorn cancer for some time died
on the Both nit. at his home at Gray's, LIST
district, aged A years. He leaves a widow
and several children. deceased, VINO " was sn q
time notice officer at Catonsyille'
s,. ~. po.o parhor snrrr;or ,;fs
of Mr. Grafton d. Spurrier. died at her home
at Ashland, N. G. K. r., on Thursday, after an
Illness OF TWO years rom .uoeIcuiosls, Deslnes
ceased was . daughter of the lsie Stephen Free.
land.
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con IF NJ Jarrett N Zimmerman Rennhlican
member of the Board of Election Supervisors
for Baltimore county, died at his home IN
Arnng1on, on 'ne ISL instant aer
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.eaarS;na A. d;scharoe hv The President from
the service Of the Twentv.fifth Infantry. a
negro regiment that had been stationed in the
South and that was charged with grossly dis
orderly conduct. President Roosevelt, upon
the report OF the proper authorities oiscnargeo
the regiment in body without honor.
Tur ponv of lanes Wilson. a siener of the
Declaration of Independence and one OF the
trainers OF the federal constitution after lying
for loS years-in cemetery at Edenton' N. W
was placed last week opposite those OF MS wlie
IN tne graveyard OF olu onli1e onuion' Una