Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-05-10
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MR. G. MOFFET MILLER.

the past six months. The remain
the funeral took plac- at 4 o'clock tba
afternoon, being conducted by Rev
NV u. W. Richardson. Mr.. Miller wa
BORN at Messy Creek, this county, bu
n shortly after the civil war he went t.
an Bridgewater. where be lived for abou,
q years, being connected with a mer
camille firm. In January 1894 be mar.
III ried Mrs. Elizabeth Kyle, who died
ie April 18th. 1905. One brother, Mr.
John H. Miller, of Jamison, Mo-, sur
T. wives him. He is also survived by
ar many more distant relatives in this
county. Many years ago the Miller
= family, of which Moffett Miller was
one of the few survivors in this sec.
tlon. we're the manufacturers of iron
at Messy Creek and other points in
the county. They owned large landed
u interests, probably the largest in the
county. and the iron made YVES supe-
a rlor to any ever made in the United
r States. His family. except himself,
years ago moved to Missouri and after
the death of his wife be went there also
and was with them when he died. 1t
was the custom of the old Mil Ter fam
lily to give their relatives, who were
building houses, castings for hearths
and fire places, and many houses
throughout this and adjoining coun-
ties have these, especially the War
wlcks and Camerons of Bath, and |
Moffetts of Pocahontas county.
| REV. WIN. L. BAILEY.
Rev. William l.. Bailey died SUNDAY
morning at the home of Mrs. ID. M.
Bell, where he had be en- boarding for
some time. Mr.. Bailey was a retired
Presbyterian minister and was AN able
scholar and courtly gentleman. He
leaves three sisters, Mrs. Chewing and
Miss Mary Sidney Bailey of Louisa
county, and one other where address is I
not known, and one brother, j. a.
Bailey of Missouri. He was born in =
Albemarle county about IS years ago, t
and was educated at Hampden- Sidney b
College and went to the civil war with Q
company from the school serving "
calamity through the war. He had y
had various charges, his last being at 8
Oxford in Rockbridge county. but af y y
ter that he filled the pulpit of the Sec II
ond Presbyterian church after Rev. p
DIR. j. M. Wells left until Rev. DR.. a.
Scott arrived and during that time he g g
made many friends here. He received RI
his theological education at the Union Il
Seminary. His funeral was held from
the Second Presbyterian church Tues. u us
DAY morning at II CLOCK and the in w
terment was in Thornrose cemetery. re
Stonewall Jackson Camp of veterans WI
made the following detail to attend hr
he funeral: Capt. Fl. M. McIlnany and re
Messrs. s. +. Pilson, Jas. H. Black til
'urn, H. E. Gay; Cyrus Crelgh, G. J ne ne
}oiner, W. w. Fretwell, R. M. Guy,
Wesley 5. Kerr and G. W. Baylor.
MRS j. W. BAYLOR.
Mrs. Nora V. Baylor, wife of Mr.. j.
". Baylor, and daughter of Mr.. and so'
lrs. James IL. Hamilton, died at her uA
ONE at jennings Gap on Monday, Il"
april 10Th, after an illness of three ~
weeks, aged thirty.one years. She wa
caves husband and five children, one =
u infant of few weeks; a father. LIE
bother, two sisters and one brother. "e
Tho have the sympathy of many w.,
riends. The deceased was a consIs
ent member of the Methodist church pr
+ T.,ni,o,s c -, sio
ably missed. Funeral services were
cid by her pastor, Rev. H. A. Wilson, "o
Wednesday morning after which
me the remains were inferred in D'
reen Hill cemetery at Churchville
be pail bearers were: Messrs. G. W. NV
ambert, w. l.. Wiseman, r L. Far :,
". +. P. McGlamery, j. G. Swats and 'nl
w. Cross. The funeral was the
rgest in the neighborhood for years oui
nd the floral tributes were lovely. opl
MISS MAMIE L. MARSHALL.
Miss Mamie l.. Marshall died at the OIL
'me of her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. 81. ner
arshall, On Church street Monday y
orning, where she had made her Ill,
)me for some time. Deceased was ton
g daughter of the late William and N
lsan Marshall, and was ABOUT &C OF
ars old, and was the last of her i'm low
ediate family. She was member of
e Second Presbyterian church, and we
# pastor, DR.. W. N. Scott, conduct YER,
the funeral Tuesday afternoon from NJ
9 home of Mrs. Marshall, and the re. a be
aims were taken to Thinking Spring =
r burial.
MR. AUGUSTUS CIMIOTTI.
M. Augustus Cimiotti, of z ittsDurg, 4
no has been at Buffalo Trap and Deer &
Id for the past eighteen months in
e hope of benefitting bis bealth, died &
Thursday morning of last week at
g latter place. Consumption was the
use of his death. Mr. Cimiotti was M
out 70 years of aga and was unmar- #s
ID. lie was Il son of the late Theodore M#
miotti, of Pittsburg. His mother, s
w a Mrs. Beard, OF. Allegheny City,
rvives him. The remains were taken M
Pitts burg for interment.
Beautiful Thornrose.
Mr.. Arista Hoge, president of the M