The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

HAMS Division attaining the rank OF
full surgeon. He was captured Just
before the war ended and confined on
a prison ship until General Lee surren-
dered. After the war he returned to
his adopted State. Tennessee, and re-.
sumed the practice OF medicine. His
reputation as physician and surgeon
soon increased, and when in 1874 the
Legislature OF Tennessee passed bill
to establish an insane asylum in West
Tennessee he was elected superintend-
ent. Before the institution was To-
Gated the matter got into politics. and
1t was number Of years later before
the asylum was built. In the meantime
DR.. Brannock had located in jackson.
Tenn. where he pract.ced his profess
sion until Ill health compelled him to
abandon it. In. 1889 he: moved to Rich-
mond. where his two children were ra-
siding. He attempted to practice his
profession here, but soon found that
his health would not permit it. For
the last ten years he had been living
with his daughter. Mrs. H. G. Carlton.
who. with HIS widow. survives him.
Dr.. Brannock belonged to the .'old
school of physicians. was an enthu-
siast' In his profession. gentle. affable
and patient, never weary OF well-doing.
The funeral Will take place from his
late Residence, No. 1910 Grove Avenue,
Tomorrow at P. NJ
Or. George A. Tnber.
E DR.. George A. Taher. ore Of the best
known ard most successful physicians
in the city, died at his home. No. i OBJ
West Grace Street. yesterday mornin &
at 7:15 o'clock.
worked in this city. and had enjoyed
nerhaps the largest HOMEOPATHIC prac.
tice In Richmond. During the years
he lived here he made q host OF friends
Throughout the city.
], Or. Taber was born at Union
s. 1s5s. spending his e q I and n re.
ceiving his early education there
Later he entered the + I'm 'versity OF
Michigan. atEAnn Arbor. where he was
Several years before he entered into
1.-THE practice OF his profession. He
then established himself at Victory. N
w.. where he remained several years
his wild Nv. Mrs. Caroline s.. Taher: two
yvel,ir ~ton To hev:: Els mother. Mrs
II. S. Harris, Of Victoria, N. Y.;;la sister
ter, Mrs. y. H. Carr. Of 1,akemount N
Y. and one brother. Mr.. Henry Taber
George Fl. Burnhnm.
IssHSuplttIli rdE1ua GulI%ll b va Al sISCClFeI
yesterday morning "a telegram from
death 81 r George aAn sarnham ns
OF the best own Masons In New
ine in ehe Mss Ds spir iii
between the cities Of Richmond ant
In do.ng this work he
frequently visited here. and made
Mr.. Burnham was prominent In pub,
| lie life in his city, having been q
member of both branches OF the Coun,
Gil and Judge Of the city court.
Mrs. bertha j. Robert
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Bertha ]. Roberts. Wi low OF THOMAS
Roberts, and one OF the best known
residents OF the First Ward, died this
morning at her home No; o. : Fen s.I.
was rorty- one years OF q sc. 8 I,
Elisha J, Wright.
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N SPOTSYIV.ANIA,I VA December 1i.--
Elisha j. Wright. q former resident o.
lSrotsylvaria county, died on Friday n
West Philadelphia. Pa, His remains
were brouTht to this county and Stn'
TERED In the family cemetery. Hs
leaves widow and three children.
IA, William wilkins,
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| ALEXANDRIA, " Al, pecemher s.
William Wilkins, about sixty Years q
| age died last right Mt his home heal
lSn3leHs Mills Ia,i nee lia.r county
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