Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-02-14
DEATH RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK
oea'n OIL Banker and Business Man of Ches
apeake city-Mrs. Fannie Clough, Morris
Moore, Mrs. Rebecca Hynsou

Steamboat Company, died last FRIDAY
evening, at his home in Chesape AXE.
City, aged rs years. He was born in New
Castle County Del, Jan. "A, 1881. He re.
ceived his early education at the New
London (Chester County, Pennsvl-
vania) Academy, and for time after
ward taught school. He then engaged
In merchandising at st. Georges
Del, and successfully conducted the
same until 1857, when he removed to
Chesapeake City, and with his three
brothers engaged in the towing of ves-
sells through the Chesapeake and Del
aware canal. He was lifelong Demo-
crat of the old school, but the only Of
tfice held by him was County Commits.
sioner. Mr.. Brady was for years a
director of the National Bank of Elk
ton, and until this year was its vice.
president. having served in that ca
pacity with the late Jacob Tome as
president He was prominently con-
nected with the Presbyterian Church
CT Elkton. He is survived by widow
End three children, Mira. Carrie G..
Mccullough, wife of Senator Henry
nj. Mccullough, of Elkton; Mrs. Lucy
Cooper Cook, of Trenton, N. j.. and
H. Il. Brady, Jr., of Scranton, Pa.
Death Of Mrs. Fannie Reynolds CIcugh, Dover
Mrs. Fannie Reynolds Clough,
daughter of Robert W. and Sarah Gill
der Reynolds, born near Petersburg,
August 26, 1888, died in Dover, Satur-
day at IL. 80 o'clock a. m. She was the
widow of William l.. Clough, mem
I Der of the Delaware Legislature in
1873, and who died in 1877. Mrs.
Clough was sister to former Cover
nor Robert j. Reynolds, of Delaware,
now living at Petersburg, DEL, also
sister to Hon. Luther f. Reynolds,
the celebrated lawyer of Baltimore,
Md, who died few years ago. Mrs.
Clough is survived by one son, Rey-
nolds Clough, a we'll known Dover
lawyer of the Kent County bar, who
recently married Miss Ethel Riggs, of
Smyrna. Funeral services were held
from the residence of her son in Do
yer to-day at 10. 80 o'clock. Interment
was made at Odd Fellows cemetery,
Camden.
Morris Moore OF Near Clayton. Drops Dead.
Morris Moore, brother of the late
John Moore, who has been a we'll
known farmer in this vicinity, died
suddenly at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Ella Lynch near Clayton. While fall
lug in health. he was not considered in
a serious condition and enjoyed life as
we'll as one of his advanced years
could expect. Friday evening he was
out In the barnyard when he was
stricken with apopIexy and dropped
dead. The manner of his death was a
great shock to the household and to
his friends who held him in highest
esteem. He was 81 years of age and a
bachelor. His remains were taken to
Dover to-day and services were held
at Holy Cross Catholic Church. In
torment took place in Holy Gross
Cemetery. Rev. Father Waldron off
ciated.
Aged Former Smyrnlan Dies 10 New York.
Mrs. Rebecca Hynson, widow of the
late Captain Edmond Hynson of this
town who for many years was resi-
dent of East Street this town, died at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Treten
bach, 40 west Both Street, New YorI
City, last Tues day, February 9th, il
the Goth year of her age. Death was
due to general debility. After the
death of her husband which occurred
in the spring of 1890 she has been max
inc her home with her children. Hel
remains were brought to Smyrna last
FRIDAY and interment in the family
burving lot in Glenwood Cemetery. !.
Ioba Trusx Former Resident Dies In Wilmington
CHEswoLp. Feb. 13:-The remains
of John Truax formerly of this vicinit,
who died in Wilmington was brough
10 Cheswold last Thursday, and wal
buried at Bethel M. E. Cemetery,
services we're held in Cheswold Church
Rev. A. W. Goodhand officiating. Th'
deceased was d brother of Mrs. Martins
Jackson of Cheswold, and died after Q
: lingering illness in about the Att
, year of his age.
q Ms pl;za CIendanIeI Of Near Smyrna Dead
= During the past week Mrs. Eliz
e Clendanie, formerly resident o
j: Townsend, died at the home OF he
j. granddaughter, Mrs. Leon Jones, nea
/, smyrna, from pneumonia. MRS
i Clendaniel, who was 10 years old, wa
!, visiting her granddaughter where SD
t. an.rocted the disease which causes
1u4h and despite her advanced