Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-02-10
AN OLD SOLDIER IS DEAD
James NJ. Hosier Succumbed at
His Home This Morning.
LIVED TO BE NEARY rs YEARS
William Morgan, an Aged Resident
of Bunker Hill Died on Saturday
and Was Buried Monday.


brenner's Cross Rossds on Monday
evening at O'Clock, after an illness
that extended over o long period, but
which did not become critical until
recently He was IN his 10Th year.
Mr. Hosier was a native Of this
county, and with the exception of the
time he spent in lighting Tor the
cause Of the south in the Civil war, he
lived in the eastern portion of the
county. He had been employed by
the Baltimore 81 Ohio railroad from
an early age until he was compelled
to retire on a pension from active
duty He was member of the
Twelfth regiment of Virginia cavalry,
and had good war record.
Surviving him are his widow and
the following children Charles, Peach
and William.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock, the SER
vices being conducted at Mt. Zion
Baptist church, OF which he was a
member. Rev. Il. s. Dunaway, pas
tor of the First Baptist church. this
city, will officiate. Interment will be
ia the adjoining cemetery.
WILLIAM MORGAN.
Mr.. William Morgan died at the
home of his son, Mr.. Hamp. Morgan,
residing south of Bunker Hill, Satur.
day night of paralysis, aged 70 years
He was native of Frederick county,
Va, but of late years made his home
with his children. He leaves d wild.
ow. two daughters aud one son. Flu
neral services were held at the late
home Monday at O'Clock, Rev Z. S.
Crowder officiating. Interment in the
grave yard at Bunker Hill. Mr.. Nor
gan's family is sore afflicted Be
sides the loss of the ather, tue aged
mother is ill and four of his children
are i'll with pneumoia.
MR.. WILLIAM J. ALLEN.
MI william u. Allcus lO1 many
wears a we'll known Baltimore q Ohio
railroad employe of this city, but who
has been employed for several years
at the Baltimore 81 Ohio rouudhouse
in Baltimore as machinist, died at
his home, 17l5 Byrd street, Baltimore,
Thursday of heart failure He was
aged 30 years. Mr.. Allen was a son
of Mrs. Lizzie Allen, of West Martin
street, this city. Surviving are his
widow, who was Miss Maude thinner
man, of this city, and two children.
Harry aud Alfred Allen,
The remains were brought to Mar
tinsburg on No. Fridayevening and
were taken to the home of his
mother The funeral took place
on Sunday from Mrs. ALIENS home
and the services .were conducted by
Rev. DR.. |. W Canter. pastor of Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal church,
south. Interment was in Green Hill
cemetry.
MR.. JAMES GAGBBY.
Mrs James GaRebv, an aged and
well-knwon lady residing about a
mile south of Bunker Hill. died at
her home on Thursday night about 10
o'clock. She was aged "a years
Surviving her are four Sons and two
daughters. She was widow. The
funeral Services were conducted at
her late home on Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock by Rev Mr.. Secrist, pas
tor of the United Brethren church at
Bunker Hill. EInterment was made st
that place.
HARRY II. HILL.
Harry II. Hill. aged 35 years. a
conductor on the Cumberland division
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
died at st. Joseph's hospital Balti-
more. Friday. He was taken to the
hospital about one week ago. He
leaves a widow and two children.
His remains were taken to Brunswick.
MT. Hill was u uu6lllUoI VI TIE DFOtn6F-
hood Trainmen and tine Knights of
Pythias.
GEORGE f. WALKER.
George f. Walker. a we'll known
farmer. residing near Charles Town,
died Friday morning after an illness
of several months, aged GO years. He
came from Clarke county, Virginia.
about 20 years ago. He was twice
married and is survived by widow,
six sons aud two daughters.
MRS. LEONA BARTHLOW.
Mrs. Leons Barthlow, wife of Mr.
w. ]. BarthloW died at 2 O'Clock
Monday at her home on East Burke
street, after brief illness. She was
Miss Greenfield, of Berkeley coun-
ty, before her marriage, and was aged
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