The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
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was a great shock to the community
Before her marriage she was Miss Emma
Anderson. OF rye River, Va. and of
prominent Wilson county family. She is
survived by her husband and nine chill
dren-John Anderson Wyant of New
York: William seblenger Wyant, of
Cincinnati. o.; MS Wallace Driscol
Miss Bette, Charles, Adam Robert.
helms and Walker Wyant-all of Moor
mans River, Va. Interment will be made
at Mt. Moriah Cemetery, and services
Will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Wingheld.
Mrs. M. ]. Gillurn.
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MADISON MILLS. VA, March Mrs.
M. j.. Gillum died here yesterday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock at the ripe age Of
eightythree years.
She leaves a son and two daughters
Mr.. T. o. Gillum, proprietor of Madison
Roller Mills; Mrs. Thos. Wlnslow. OF
Motfort Va. and Mrs. G. w. Higgins.
also of Motfort.
and operated the Madison Roller Mills
for many years. and the family is we'll
known. Deceased was a consistent
member of the NJ. r. Church and her
munity
Mrs. Rebecca F. Hu1nston.
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MANCHESTER. VA, March 2.-A1rs.
Rebecca r. Humston, widow OF
Benjamin Il. Irumston, one of the
largest landowners in Clarke county
died ut her home, "Succoth," last
night. aged siXty-nine years. She is
survived by three sons-IG. L.. HUNS
ton, of Middletown; DR.. II. a. Humston,
of Bartonsville, and j. Lacy Hu1nston,
of Berryville--and three daughters
Mrs. r. IT. Sprint. of Winchester: Mrs.
William Gaunt, of Boyce, and Mrs. Ell.
Il. Boyer, OF 3erryville.
Mrs. Jane Davis.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. March a.
Mrs. Jane Davis an elderly lady, resid-
ing on Duke OF Gloucester Street. died
"Wednesday afternoon after short
illness. Her remains were inferred at
Cedar Grove Cemetery this afternoon.
Mrs Davis was loyal member of
the Baptist Church here. and was well
known for her Christian works
She leaves one son. Mr.. Fred Davis
a well-known young man. Of this town
Mrs. Perena Beavers.
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NORTH GARDEN. Va. March e.
| Mrs. Perenn Beavers died yesterday af-
| ter lingering illness Of several
| months at the home fher son-in-law,
| Mr. Lee NIawyer, near this place. In
| the seventy ninth year of her age. She
| leaves four sons and six daughters,
Seyenty-SlXi grand-cnlluIeH, uiu tL.oi
| than one hundred at-grandchildren
| 10 mourn their loss.
Alvin E. McClary.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March 2.-Ihe
funeral of Conductor Alvin d. McClary
Who died In Lsnchburg, Va. Thursday
last, took place at o'clock this after
noon. Rev. Charles D. Bulla, OF thf
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. OIL
cjated. The interment was made ~
Bethel Cemetery.
Mrs. Francis Trent.
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SunPPARDS, VA. March M rs
1 T,ronces Trent aged ninety-four. died
\ al the home OF her son, Mr., Willie H.
Trent thursday at $3.50 p. NJ. The re-
Il mains were buried in he family bury
playground yesterday mt 2 NJ Mrs
Trent has been an Invalid Tor three
years hut was dangerously sick only
y. few days, With pneumonia,
| Thomas Lindsey Lomax.
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BALTIMORE MD, March a. MI
lrhomas Lindsey Lomax. a veteran OF
the rhrtieth Virginia Infantry, Con-
fedtlate Army, died at the Confederate