The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-16
THE DEATH RECORD.

Carter.-Mr. Thomas Catch Carter, whose
serious illness was noted in The UNION last
week, died at his home in Govanstown. on
Tuesday, aged IS years. He is survived by
widow and one daughter, and also by brother
Mr.. Harry Carter, of Gardenville. He was
son of the late John T. Carter, of the 14th dis
trict Mr.. Carter was at one time active in
Democratic politics. He had served as jus.
tice of the peace, member OF the House Of
Delegates and as marshal of the county police.
the insurance business. The funeral took
place at Taylor's M. E. Church South, Hillen
road, on Thursday afternoon, Rev. G: M.
Hesser conducting the services, assisted by
several other ministers. The interment was
in the cemetery adjoining the church. The
pail. bearers we're Major Thomas B, Catch,
Senator John s. Biddison, Isaac H. Moss,
Howard Norris, John E. Swift and John
Coughlar.
Dunn.-Mr. Michael Dunn, IS years old,
died on Tuesday at his home, in Long Green
Valley, of grip. He was one of the Oldest resi-
dents of that section, having lived there over
80 years. His wife died three years ago, a
short time after the couple had celebrated their
golden wedding. Mr.. Dunn is survived by
three children-Rev. ]. E. Dunn, pastor Of St.
Marks Church, Catonsville; Mr.. Joseph G.
Dunn and Miss Mary A. Dunn-and two grand
children. The funeral took place Friday
morning from st. Johns Church, Long Green
Valley. Interment in Bonnie Brae Cemetery.
Murphy.-Mr. Thomas Murphy, aged 68
years. a respected resident of Mount Washing
ton, died Wednesday morning at his home,
near the Falls road, of cancer. He was born
in County Wexford. ireland, and came to this
country forty years ago. He is survived by
widow, four sons (Mr. Patrick Murphy, Of
Barre, Pa. Mr.. John Murphy, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Lawrence Murphy, of Mount Wash
ington), and four daughters-Mrs Frank
Shipley Of Towson; Mrs. Joseph Bacon, of
Baltimore; Mrs. John Kehoe, of Mount
Washington and Miss Katherine Murphy.
Standiford.-Mrs. Sarah A. Standiford,
widow of Judge james A. Standiford, Of New
Market, Baltimore county, died on Sunday
last at the residence of her son-in-law, DR.. M.
H. Barton, 1910 East Baltimore street, Balti-
more. Deceased was daughter of the late
county. She was married to Judge Standiford
during Christmas week of 1886, at New Market.
She is survived by one son and two daughters
DIR. Irving Standiford, Mrs. Matthew H.
Barton and Mrs. G. G. Prall-all of whom re-
side in Baltimore. The interment took place
at Shrewsbury on Wednesday morning.
Dugan.-Mrs. Ellen A. Dugan. one of the
oldest residents of Govanstown, died on Thurs
dav morning after short illness. She had
fined to her bed only since Monday. She was
born in Ireland, but came to this country 90
wears ago. She was 10 years of age and lived
at Govanstown As years. Her husband, the
late James Dugan, died five years ago. son
and daughter survive her.
PIndell.-Mr. Richard G. Pindell, Sr., died
at his home in Baltimore, on Sunday last from
cancer of the stomach, aged 70 years. He was
for many years justice OF the peace in Baiti-
more county. He was member OF the Order
of Odd Fellows over fifty years Snd also
member of Waverly Lodge of Heptasophs.
Deceased is survived by three children-Mrs:
Heistermann and Messrs. Richard q. Jr. and
George B. Pindell.
O'Keefe.-Mr. Daniel B. O'Keefe died at bis
home in Catonsville, on the 9th inst, in his
29th year. Death was due to stomach trouble,
from which he had been a sufferer for some
time past. The deceased was a member OF the
Buena Vista Springs Water Company and also
of the Improved Order of Heptasophs and OF
ST, Leo's Council, Catholic Benevolent Legion.
He is survived by his widow and bis mother.
Leonhardt-Mr. William Leonhardt, aged
% years, died on Wednesday at his home, at
Parkville, Hartford road, after lingering ill
uess. He was a SON of Mr.. Edward NJ. Leon
hardt. well-known carriage manufacturer.
Circuit Court.-McComas VS.. Dukehart,
motion for new trial overruled.
Gels vs.. Selby, motion for new trial over
ruled.
Larceny, Alexander Wilson, stealing COW,
guilty, three years in the penitentiary Henry
Hiltner, guilty, sentence suspended; James
Ford and James Fitzgerald, not guilty.
Manslaughter-Golden Ballard, alias George
Ballard; guilty of carrying concealed weapons !;
six months in Jail.
Judge Duncan pronounced sentence in the
following cases on Monday: Charles Jackson,
colored, convicted of stealing the horse of Mr..
James Lambert, farmer of Grange, sentenced
to five years imprisonment in the penitentiary;
Thomas Rumble, colored. convicted oflarceny.
sentenced to six months in Jail; Albert Coop
ers, colored boy. convicted of larceny, sent to
the Reformatory School for Colored Boys at
Cheltenham; g. o. Watkins, colored, con.
victed Of larceny, sentenced to the House of
Correction for six months; Franz Grason,
convicted of larceny, sentenced to Jail for 10
DAYS; Henry Hiltner, convicted Of larcency,
sentenced to the penitentiary for one year.