The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-03-08
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

this city, died last night about 10 o'clock,
after n lingering illness of spinal trouble aged
"a years, / month and days. Mr.. Yingling
is we'll known in this county. He was self
made man. as he started with practically notn-
ing aud with hustle and shreud engineering at
his business he acquired considerable estate.
He leaves wife and several children TO mourn
his loss HIS funeral will take place on Mon
day al ST. Johns Church.
WEAVER.
Harrison Weaver, 92 years old. OF Union
town, died yesterday morning. He was the
Oldest resident of the town. His death was
fastened by fall, sustained several weeks
ago, by which one Of his hips was fractured.
b e had been in good health until the accident
and was active aud vigorous for one OF MS
extreme age. Mr.. Weaver was born at Mount
Pleasant, Westmoreland county, Pa. Decep-
Der l, 1915. Sixty years ago he came 10
MARYLAND and settled in Uniontown, where,
for SO years, he was engaged in matchmaking.
He was strong Republican and took deep
interest in public affairs. He is survived by WIZ
ow, who was a Mrs. Sponseler, and two sons
and one daughter, Harry H. Weaver, and Miss
Salle A. Weaver, Uniontown, and Dr. JohI
N. Weaver, Union Bridge; also SIX grand
children. Funeral will take place tomorrow
at D. M, from his home. lnterment Will
be in the Methodist Protestant cemetery.
Mrs. Iva Maud wife of Geo. E. l.. Swartz'
baugh, died at her home, at Hanover, Pa al
945 a. IN. Friday from internal hemorrhages'
the result of fall received several weeks ago.
Mrs. Swartzbaugh only took her bed Thursday
noon and her death occurred suddenly. She
was aged u years.
Deceased was daughter of Mrs. JENNIE
Hummer, of Knoxlyn, near Gettysburg. be.
sides her mother and husband, who IS son OF
D,.;al uartz hauoh OF Penn
Township, four children survive-tlora Maud,
Iva Odesma, Charles Calvin and George W.
Swartzbaugh.
She is also survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Cora Riley, of Greenmount, and Mrs. Emma
Bolden, of Mont Alto. and one brother, hob
ert Hummer, of knoXlyn. Funeral took place
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Mary Ann Eyler, widow OF George ii.
Eyler, died Thursday last at her nome at
Woodsboro, Frederick county. aged 92 years
She is survived by three sons Reuben' OF the
State of Washington; Ephraim L., OF Liberty
town. and Thomas w, of Frederick and five
daughters (Mrs. William H. Banner, Mrs.
George Devilbss, Mrs. Charles M. Anders
and Mrs. James NJ Smith, of Woodsboro, and
Mrs. NJ j. Strawsberger, of Frederick). She
was the grandmother of DR.. Ira j. McCurdy,
of Frederick.
MULLINII.
DR.. Elisha E. Mullinix. Sc years old.
we'll known physician of Urbana. trederlck
county. and brother of Lorenzo E. Mulllnlx,
of Frederick, died at his home Tuesday alter
noon after weeks illness oil pneumonia.
He was the oldest son of the late Leonard Y.
MulIinix, of Frederick county, and after an
academic course at Frederick College entered
the University of Maryland, Baltimore, where
he was graduated in 1874, remaining one year
at the University Hospital as resident physl-
clan. Dr. Mulinix practced his profession
in Baltimore for two years. He then came TO
Frederick county and located In Urbana,
where in the last 80 years he has built upa
large and lucrative practice. He was mem.
her of the Frederick County Medical Society
and was on the staff of physicians at the
Frederick City Hospital. He married Miss
Mary Darling, of Baltimore, who survives
him with five children, four daughters--Mrs.
Frank Hedges, of Frederick; Mrs Newton
Wolfe and Misses Virginia and Frances Null
link, and one son, Eldridge MullnlX. The
funeral tookk place from his late home lhurs'
day morning.
Miss Sarah E. Jones, died at her residence,
POP N. Fulton avenue, Baltimore, on tuesday
afternoon, of the infrmities of old age, IN the
Seth wear of her age. She was daughter OF
Capt. Thomas Sprigg Jones, one OF the "Old
Defenders, of Baltimore, granddaughter
of Judge Thomas Jones of the first Court of
Appeals of Maryland, and great granddaughter
of Capt. Philip Jones, Jr., who, IN liZ0, sur
veyed and laid out Baltimore Town. Untll
few years ago, she resided with her brother,
John Il. Jones, and her sister, Miss Ella Il.
Jones, at the ancestral home, walnut droVe'
Palapsco Neck, but after the death OF her
H. o,,l mnypl HaltI-
more, and leased the home place, tor term
of years, to the Crescent Club, OF Baltimore,
for club house. At the age OF 70 years she
crossed the ocean and spent sometime IN
Europe, and her recollections OF the trip have
been a great pleasure to her ever since. She
was woman of remarkable memory, and had
a host of warm and devoted friends. Her
funeral took place on Thursday afternoon.
Two sisters survive her, Mrs Susan Martin
and Miss Ella r. Jones. The late Mrs. Wm.
P. Fenby, of Westminster, was also sister,
and Mrs. Katharine j. Shellman was cousin,
their fathers being brothers.
PHILLIPS.
Thomas Z. Phillips, well-known retired
farmer. died Wednesday morning at his home,
two miles northwest of Mount Airy, near Long
Corner. Mr.. Phillips was in his 0lst year
and the oldest resident of that section OF How
ard county, He was i'll but few weeks with
pneumonia. Two sons and one daughter sur,
vive him.
FOX.
Mr. Samuel D. Fox, one of the oldest citi.
zens of Keysville, died on February q, aged
70 years, months and q days. His funeral
took place on March l. Two daughters, 10
sons, IS grandchildren and 6 great-grand-
children survive to mourn his loss. Rev.
Bregenzer, of Union Bridge, officiated. 1t
was one of the largest funerals held here for
some time.