The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-31
The South's Death
 Roll For 1907

Jan. l0-Judge I. Thomas gcnss, or the Court of Appeals of Maryland. 6s. l Jan- s11-Miss Sallie Burlington. of Richmond, Va. once celebrated actress
 Jan. 12-Dr. Charles HaIIett Judson, Dean of Furman University. s6. Jan. 17--Rev. Dr. James Woodrow, clergyman, educator and financier. Col umbia. s. C.. 70.
 Jan, 2o--Generai Charles M. Shelley Confederate Veteran and former Con- gresman from Alabama, 73.
 Jan. 25--Colonel Joseph P. Minetree, General Purchasing Agent of the Southern Railway, 67.
 Jan. so-Julian Mitchell. Mayor of
 Jan. Sl--H. F. Herwig. a once prom inent political hRure in New Orleans.
 Feb. 4-Judge Charles Parlange, of
 Feb. S--John Franklin Rixey, Repre- sentative in Congress of. the Eighth Virginia District. 53.
 Feb. 10-Judge Augustine H. Han sell. oldest Mason in Georgia, S9.
 Feb. I2-Alfred Walter. president of Seaboard Air Line. hh.
 Feb; 1a-Judge Richard Morgan, of the Forty-fourth Civil District Court Feb. eaSi aiSRt. Rev Edward Fitzgerald, Catholic Bishop of Little Rock. "A, Feb. 2s-George e. Whitney, New
 Feb, 2s-J. Henley Smith. veteran Georgia journalist. 7S.
 M, March i 21William D. ?: Maister' former
 March 6-Judee Logan E. Bleckley. former Chief Justice of Georgia, 7s
 March 9-James l.. Pugh, former United States Senator from Alabama. S7 I. Freeman Rasin. Democratic lead CT of Maryland. "A.
 March 10-Colonel Solon E. Rose. war veteran and politician of Tennes- see. SS.
 March 20--Rev Henry Whitney Cleveland. of Louisville. Ky, Fl.
 March 22-Attornev General William Williams. of Mississippi. s7.
 April l-Bishop John C. Cranberry, South 5S: Colonel Calvin D. cowles, former Assaver of the United States Mint at Charlotte. s6.
 April 2-Albert E. Thornton. Allan ta banker. 50.
 April 7-Rev. John Johnson. D. D.. war veteran, clergyman and historian of Charleston. s. C.. 7S. April 8-Thoma H. Clay. of Lex ington, XIV. grandson of Henry Clay,
 March 1s-Daniel H. Chamberlain, Governor of South Carolina in the re- construction era. 72.
 March 16--Dr. Austin S. Tinsley, of Augusta, Ga.. noted medical specialist; Colonel A. ". Cockrell. prominent Florida lawyer. 73.
 April 1s-John V. L. Findlay. former Congressman from Maryland. CT.
 April 20-Judge Allen Fort, promin- ent Georgia iurist. 5S.
 April 23-Mrs. Charles F. Crisp, widow of the late Speaker Crisp. 5s; of Virginia great-grandson of Thomas Jefferson. 73.
 April 27-Rufus B. Bullock. former Governor of Georgia. ,75.
 May 1-Inoge Archibald overton Hicks. of ShFeyenOFt La. memher of the first Constitutional Convention of the Republic of Texas. 91.
 May l2.colonel Beniamin | Green; States diplomatic service. Ss.
 May 20-Captain August F. Pite.. of Newbury. s. C.. member of General Robert P. Lees staff s7. 2une 2--Alfred Lee Tyler, founder Of
 June 4EDr. Felix Formento. prom inent New Orleans physician. 70.
 May 5-Colenel John R. Cllp. prom tnent South Carolinian. 73.
 June 7-General William McMahou McKaig. former Congressman from Maryland. SO: John A, Grant. of At June s--Dr. ". c. Neville, president lima. 52.
 June s-Miss Julia Magruder. of Richmond. novelist. 5l.
 June 11-John Tyler Morgan, United States Senator from Alabama, 82.
 June 20, Colonel Henry Harrison Hale. of South Carolina, great-grand son of President William Henry liar.
 June sO-Miss Elizebeth Ney, of Aus tin. Texas, noted sculptor, 60; Mrs. Cap- rie c. Lomax. of Alabama, philanthropy ist. 81.
 July 3--Professor James Merrill Saf- ford, Dallas, Texas geologist and eda.
 July 5-Judees Charles Swayne, Unit al FOf nt af Florida. AZ.
 July 15--Reverdy Johnson. of Mary land. eminent lawyer. S1.
 July .23-Colonel Will S. Hays. of Kentucky, poet, song writer.
 July 25-Mrs. Susan Bullitt Dixon, of Kentucky. author, 78.
 July 27-Edmund Winston Pettus, Senator from Alabama S6.
 August 4EProfesor John Rose Fick- len, of Tulane University, 49.
 August 16-Colonel Hiram Parks Bell. Of Georgia, last surviving member of the second Confederate Congress. s1. or Tartvin, of Covington, Ky, AT.
 Sept. 1--Rev. John Mathews. oldest minister in point of service in NJ. E. Church. South, 81.
 John Jay Jackson, of West Virginia, s.
 Sept. 5-Rev. S. B. Southerland, of Maryland, oldest minister in the Meth odist Protestant Church, 90.
 Sept. 21-Colonel Robert E. Withers, ex-Senator from Virginia, S5.
 Oct. S-Professor Edmund l.. Patton, prominent educator, S1.
 Oct. 9-J. F. Riddick. Associate Jus tice of the Arkansas Supreme Court, 5S.
 Oct. 11-Mrs. Money wife of United States Senator Money, of Mississippi. Oct. 13-Representative Campbell Slemp, of the Ninth Virginia District, 6S.
 october 17-John Charles McNeill. of North Carolina, poet and ranconteur, 33
 Oct. 1S-Judge John W. Akin, presi dent of Georgia Senate. 49.
 Oct. 23-Chief Justice James Me- Sherry. of the Maryland Court of Ap-
 Oct. 27-Lucius T. Moves. Past Grand Commander of the Knights Templars of Texas. 62. Y.
 Oct. 29-Robert H. Dubose Secretary of the University of the South
 Nov. 2-Judge Oliver Perry Temple, of Knoxville, noted jurist, ST.
 Nov. 9-Col. J. H. Estill, proprietor of The savannah Morning News, ST.
 Nov. 10-Louis Emory McComas, for mer Senator from Maryland, 61.
 Nov. 17-Eli P. Smith, of The Birm- ingham News.
 Nov. 26-General F. M. Kelo. prom inent Confederate Veteran of Tennes-
 Nov. 2e-GeneraI Leon Jastremski, Confederate Veteran and politician of Louisiana, 64.
 Dec. S-General Allen Ahomas, of Mississippi. Confederate veteran and diplomat, IT,
 Dec. 4-Professor James B. Lovett. of Shenandoah Valley Military Academy