The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-09

the rectory of Sherwood P. E. Church, by
Rev. A. T. Pindell, to Mr.. Henry Roberts, OF
Warren. There were no attendants. The
young couple will live near Chase. 18th district.
THE DEATH RECORD.
Jones.-Miss Sarah e. Jones, formerly
residing at Walnut Grove, Patapsco Neck, died
in Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon. at the age
of IS years. She was the eldest surviving
daughter of Thomas s. Jones. of Patapsco
Neck, and granddaughter of Hon. Thomas
Jones, first judge of the Maryland Court of
Appeals. One of her ancestors, Philip Jones,
made the original survey of Baltimore. Miss
Jones was born in the year 1921 in the old
house which still stands near Sparrow's Point.
Later the family removed to their permanent
residence at Walnut Grove, on the easterly
shore of Welshman's Creek, Patapsco Neck,
where she spent most of her long and useful
life, removing to Baltimore with her sisters
after the death of their brother, Mr.. John IT.
Jones, several years ago. When she was
nearly so years of age she made visit to
friends in England and thoroughly enjoyed
the trip across the ocean. She was connected
with many of the prominent families in Bal
timore~ county and was beloved by large
circle of acquaintance in Baltimore and else
where in the State. She is survived by two
sisters-Mrs. Susan Martin and Miss Ellen X.
Jones. The funeral took place at her residence
burial was in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Lyon.-Major james William Lyon died on
the I'd instant, from complication of diseases,
at his home, Wester Ogle, near Pikesville, aged
70 years. Maj. Lyon, who was native OF
army during the Civil War and took part in
the battle of Manassas and many others during
the progress of that struggle and through
bravery arose to the rank of major. He is
survived by four sons and two daughters-Prof.
G. Edwin Lyon, of Princeton; Mr.. ]. Moncure
Lyon. James w; Lyon, Jr., Samuel Lyon,
Mrs. Mary Lyon Hall and Miss Annie Moncure
Lyon. He also leaves one brother-Mr. Sam
uel H. Lyon, Of Baltimore.
zink.-Mr Matthew link died on the 9th
inst, at his home on the Falls road, near
Shawan, from double pneumonia, aged 90
years. Mr.. link had been living where he
died Sc years and conducted the shoemaking
business until deprived of his sight. which
occurred about six years ago: He is survived
by his third wife, one son-Mr. John H. link,
of Towson-and two married daughters. The
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock, from the Lutheran Church on Chest
nut Ridge, and the interment will be made in
the graveyard adjoining the church.
Johnson.-Miss Sarah Elizabeth Johnson
one of the oldest residents of the 10th district,
died at her home at Jacksonville, on the 4th
inst, in the Seth year of her age. She was a
sister of the late Benjamin T. and David john
son and spent her entire life in that section.
The family was among the Oldest in the coun-
ty. The funeral took place at Clynmalira M.
e. Church on Thursday and the interment was
in the cemetery attached othe church.
sasgcer-Mr. John w. sasscer, well
known nurseryman. died suddenly on the 1st
instant, at his home on the old Frederick road,
from the effects of stroke of paralysis, aged
So years. He was native of Prince George
county, and for twenty years had charge of
the Baltimore Office of the Corse nurseries
He was member of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion. He is survived by widow and four
sons.
Wyman.-Mrs. Mary Wyman died at her
home near Rockland, Falls road, on the list
inst, aged 50 years. She was the widow of
Jackson Wyman, who died over twenty years
ago. For many years Mrs. Wyman was an
active member of Hunts NJ. E. Church. She
is survived by three daughters and three sons
Messrs John, Charles and Robert Wyman.
She also leaves several grandchildren.
Owings.-Mr Beal Owings died on the Sd
instant at the home of his aunt, Miss Nettie
Owings, in Reisterstown, aged 81 years. The
cause of his death was dropsy. He is survived
by one sister and six brothers-Messrs. Samuel,
John. Thomas and William Owings, of Balti-
moreAcounty Mr.. Harry Owings, of Anne
Arundel county, and Mr.. Charles Owings who
resides out of the State.
Wright.-Mrs. Mary L. Wright, widow of
Rev. Nathaniel " Wright, died on Saturday
last at the home of her son-in-law, DR.. K. x.
Giering, of Eutaw Heights, Baltimore county,
aged 60 years. She had been long sufferer
from asthma. She is survived by one daugh.
ter and one son-Dr. N. V. Wright Jr., OF
Canton.
Marriage DEMONSTRATING the month
of February Mr. William P. Cole, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to the
following persons:
Harvey E. Martz to Adeline Gerhart.
Charles H Morgan to Florence M. Ault.
Joseph Ulsch to Ida Kues.
Francis K. Bradley to Frances Welscb:
Harry E. Knott, Jr... to Margaret M. He'll.
Frank X. Moller to Annie G. Christ
Andrew Long to Carrie .Kermes.
James L. Mullaney to Margaret A. Dietz.
John w Smith to Matte V. Bowen.
Hiram V. Palmer to Viola Jackson.
John A. Kempske to Mamie 3. Hoffman.
Warren A. Hill to Gertie E. Hollingshead.
Frank Stark to Gertrude M. Lenhoff.
Claude Hare to Maggie E. Wilson.
Charles f. Seaks TO Bessie M. Hoover.
Adam A. Hohmer to Barbara Buckrnan.
James A. Gale, Jr., to Augusta Smith.
Spencer G. Krebs to Georgia A. Rice;
Allen NJ. Harple to Hannah L. Shulby.
Julius Gnntensberger to Pauline W. Scnaai'
Joseph Boteler to Leslie NJ. Dorney.
Howard E. Sutton to Rosa M. Bortner.
John f. Nichols to Isabelle E. Carney.
John L. Bowen to Florence M. Turner.
Harry A. Love to Catharine ID. Horner.
Lee Stone to Daisie A. Brown:
George Jansen to Annie E Fischback.
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Frank L. Schepler to Clara M. Belt.
George w Hardesty to Sarah f. Tinker.
James T. Kinard to Loretta E. Lowe.
John F. Hunt to Margaret B. Hamilton.
coLoRED.
Eugene Griffith to Ella Miles.
Thomas Coleman to Annie Mitchell.
John L Smith to Mary E. Coulter.
Julius Williams to Florence Stewart.
James Gaskins to Rosa Little:
Roper Baylor to Zeppie Holiday.
William Harrison to Grace Hollands.
Work of the Orphans Court.-ln the Bal
| timore County Orphans Court this week letter
were granted on the following estates;
On the personal estate of Charles Il. Ford
| Jr., to Anna A. H. Ford, administering.
| On the personal estate OF Jonn II. boiie
| Cora X. Bolte eXecutrix.
| ON the personal estate of Joseph Elberth I
| Michael NJ. and Joseph j. Elberth, executors
On the personal estate of Benjamin Whitele
to Emma r. Whiteley and VIM. w. Baker
executors.
ON the personal estate of John Gruber
| John II. Gruber, administrator.
The will of Benjamin Whitley was admit
ted to probate on Tuesday. II distributes a
| his property to his children and heirs, wit
the exception of 500, which he gives TO Marth
Ella Hayes. Three oodicils to the will chang
the distribution slightly among the heirs.
The will of DR.. John T. Bolte. late Regist'
of Wills, was probeted the same day. All {
his property Is LEFT to his widow, Mrs. Cora !
Bol(e, and she is also named executrix Will
out bond.
The will of August Elberth was probate
tho same day. His widow isgiven life estal
In his property, with remainder to his 81
children, Michael M, Joseph j., Annie &c
trudc and John Elberth, and Margaret Geisl,
and his granddaughter. Gertrude Miller,
equal shares of one-seventh to each. The tie
tator directs that his son, Michael NJ. Elbertl
shall be the guardian for his son John, an
his granddaughter, Gertrude Miller, to ho
their share OF the property.
Hon. JAMES r. GARFIELD on Tuesday e.
tered President Roosevelt's Cabinet as Secretal
of the Interior. He is son of the lament'
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