The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-08-08
THE DEATH RECORD. .
GEORGE T. CECIL.

At his home at Allegany Grove, near
Cumberland, George T. Cecil died Sat
urday.es He was buried Tuesday in
Baltimore The deceased was we'll
known here, having summered many
years at the Park, and having visited
Oakland many times as a shoe drummer.
GROVER BECKMAN.
Grover Beckman died at the home of
his parents, near::Swanton, Sunday. He
had come Friday from the C. & |. Rail-
road, up in West Virginia, where he
had been in a hospital for some time.
He was buried Tuesday in the Beckman
burying ground, near Swanton. The
deceased was q years of age, and was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Beck
man.
MISS DAISY GRIMM.
At her home in Deer Park, Miss
Daisy Grimm died Saturday and was
buried in the cemetery there Monday.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Manages, of the Lutheran church, of
Oakland. Miss Grimm was twenty-five
years of age and was the daughter of
Mr. Van Grimm, who is well-known to
many people of the county.
MRS. MARTHA J. UPPERMAN.
The wife of Mr.. Lewis Upperman
died at her home on Water street in
Oakland last Sunday. Deceased was
fifty-eight years of age and is survived
by husband and five children. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
j. B. Workman of the Methodist
church. at the home of the deceased,
they being held Tuesday. The remains
were buried in the Oakland cemetery.
JOHN LEWIS.
John Lewis, age 81, living near Cranes
vile, died Friday at his home and was
buried Sunday, on the home burying
ground, at Cane. The funeral cere-
monies were conducted by Rev. Henry
Friend of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of which the deceased was a
member. Mr.. Lewis is survived by
eight children, five being girls, and
three boys, Mr.. Hanson Lewis, the
liveryman at the Park, being one of the
sons.
MRS. ELLEN RILEY
At her home near the White Church,
between Mt. Lake Park and German,
Mrs. Ellen Riley died Sunday evening.
She was siXty-six years of age and was
the wife Of John Riley, who was buried
one week before the death of his wife,
he having died on July 26, 1907. She was
unable to attend the obsequies of her
husband, being at the time too sick of
the complications of diseases of which
she died Sunday She was buried Tues
day morning at 1880 in the White
Church buring ground, after services
conducted in the White, Church. by Rev.
K. ?. ldleman, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Chuch of which the deceased
was member. Mrs Riley is survi-
we'd by three sons and five daughters.
among whom are Dallis, William, and
Luther Riley, Mrs. J. D. Harvey, Mrs.
N. Shellingburg, Mrs. Laura Lantz. Mrs.
f. Bowers. and Miss Grace Riley.
MRS. MARGARET WHITE.
The subject of this death notice died
at her home in Oakland, Sunday. Aug
ust Bird, after a prolonged illness. On
the day preceding her death, she had a
stroke of paralysis which rapidly
brought her suffering to an end. She
was buried in the Oakland cemetery
Tuesday afternoon, after services con-
Quoted at the Methodist Church by Rev.
J. B. Workman. A large number of
friends were present and followed the
corpse to its last resting place Mrs.
White was eighty years of age
the day before her death. She was the
wife of Rowan White, who died in
April, 1904. They were married at the
Red House, this county, in 1885, and
the union was blessed by ten children
only one whom, Thomas R. White, is
dead, dying at Piedmont last June The
other children are John A., James W,
Charles, Misses Sarah and Bertha, Mrs
Della Slabach, all of Oakland, Perry,
nf 10 M Nj
White, of Kingwood. The deceased
was the grandmother of thirty children
Mrs. White was well and favorable
known in and about Oakland, having
been born at Red House, but a few
miles from here.
CHARLES BURST
Charles burst, born March s, 1871.
died July 26, 1907, age 66 years, 4
months and 20 days. On the evening of