The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-27
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

HAM.
Isaiah Ham, aged 76 years, 10 months and
Il DAYS. died at his home at Medford. on April
Is. of a complication of diseases, from some OF
which he had suffered for the past three years.
His funeral took place April 20, a short ser
vice was held at his late home, conducted by
Rev. c. 4. Mccullough, pastor of the Pipe
Creek NJ. p. Church, after which the remains
were taken to Taneytown, where the services
were conducted in the Reformed Church, of
which he was a member, by Rev. Mr.. Wolfe,
and interment made in the Reformed GENE
terry.
Mr. Ham is survived by u children Mil
lard F. Ham. Mrs. John NJ. Moons, of near
New Windsor; Mrs Daniel Crabbs, of near
Taneytown; Thomas J. and Edward Ham
and Mrs. Mary Bollinger, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Walter Beam, of Baltimore county;
Philip and Chester Ham. of Pennsylvania;
Mrs Maude Collins, Misses Susie and Jennie
Ham, of Medford, and Miss Jessie Ham, of
Ridley Park, Pa.
MRS. BASEMAN.
Mrs. Ruth Ann E. Baseman died in her
6Sth year, at her residence near Reisterstown,
at 5. 80 o clock on Saturday morning, April 81,
1906, after a lingering illness. She was a
Christian woman, loving mother and a good
neighbor Her funeral took place from Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church South, Reisters-
town. Monday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
William ii. Best officiating. The pallbearers
we're her three grandsons and three nephews.
She is survived by one son, Mr. Grant Base
man. and six daughters, Mrs. Irwin GoSnell,
near Reisterstown; Mrs. I. NJ. ireland, Of
Finksburg; Misses Julia, Ella, Dora and Grace
BaSeman. Also By two brothers Stephen b.
Stocksdale and Tivis 5. Stocksdale.
HARNAN.
Lewis Hartman formerly of Westminster.
died suddenly at his home, 1928 Elm avenue,
Woodberry. Baltimore, April %. Mr.. Hsr
man served from 1862 until the close Of the
Civil War, in 1865. as second sergeant ofCom
pany A. Sixth Maryland Regiment He was
a member of the German Baptist Brethren
Church. Three sons and three daughters sur
vive him-Willsm, Arthur and Howard Har
man; Misses Carrie and Ella Hartman, Of
%oodberry. and Mrs. Young. of Glen Rock,
Ps. Samuel Hartman Of Westminster, and
William A. Hartman. OF Wilmington, Del. are
his brothers. Funeral and intermeat at Pipe
Creek Meeting House, on Thursday.
BRAUNING.
Charles F. Brauniug, a retired farmer, near
Gambler, died April 20, after short illness of
Brghts disease. aged 81 years. 5 months. He
leaves a widow. two daughters aud one son
Mrs. r. ". Barnes, Mrs Elsie kise and Chas.
L. Brauuing, all Of Woolerys district Fu-
neral services were held Sunday afternoon Al
O. clock, at Mt. Pleasant " Z. Church.
MRS. BAsLER.
Maria Basler. wife Of the late Jacob Basler,
died at the residence Of her son iu-law, Jos
eph +. Zepp, near Iauver. this county. sun
day April -. aged 81 years and one month.
She is survived by the following children;
John T., Jacob j., William, Mrs. John Al
baugh aud Ms. Joseph +. LepF, aud Il
grandchildren. Funeral services we're held
at 81. Johns Testers Lutheran Church GA
Tuesday, Rev. Z. ", Doty oificla,leg. and iu.
lermeut IL the cemetery adjoining the church.
The palihearerS we're jacob d. Lester. Fred
erick Hoffman. Jacob Green, William SnydcT,
A. p. BerwaEer aud George Neadecker.
MS. LoCEtKn.
Mrs. julius A Lockasd died ~ the home Of
her son. Joshua Lockard, near Westminster,
April -. Of pneumonia, In her s7ib year.
She was the widow Of JoshsA lackard Who
died about about Is years ago. AMI the dAugh
Ter Of the late John Beaver. She vas mem
ber Of the Episcopal Church. Three sons and
FIVE daughters survive her-James ". Lock
ard. Mrs Mary A. Hunter. Of Westminster.
Joshua locasrd, Mrs. AqaiilA Mage, Of this
county. Winfield Locksri. Of OSlurs Mills.
Nrs. Philip Hunter. Of baltimore; Mis-. Wm.
Taylor, OF Baltimore county, and Mr. Charles
Fowler. Of Richmond. Va. The funeral ser.
vices were he'd a. Ascension Church ihJs a'ter.
noon. Rev Dr. Gibson. officiating. uiermen;
ia Westminster Cemetery.
KRIS. TKoSrLE
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Trostls, member of the
German Baptjs. Brelhrsu Church. 3ied At the
hone OF her sou 10 la~. levi Barnes, on The
Charles Bousack farm. near tsys Ctty. on April
-, IN her 59,h year she had been faithful
and zsalogs member % she denomination from
her girihooj. -Four daughters survive her,
one Of them being the ~lis Of Rev. Charles D.
Bousack. pastor 81 ;he German Baptist Brcth
rem Church. Washington, D. c. The Others
are Mrs John " Neigr. Of this city; Mr.
Lew Barnes and Miss LYDIA H. TSosile.
oKENposYF.
Frank aged 81 years, sou Of NJ. and Ms.
Plus OreudorG. Of Westminster. died At Sprng
Grove Asylum. near Baltimore, on Tuesday
Of general debility. Funeral took place on
FRIDAY morning a. s. John Catholic Church.
James NJ Sfnnsr undertaken.
prgl
Peter Dali. eyed - years. died Apri. n
near Westminster, Of gearrsi debility HIS
funeral took place on Monday ~ Manchester.
al the Lutheran Church