The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
his age. The funeral will take plac
at 3 P. M. to-day from the house.
James Montgomery Thomas.


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$CHR1STIANSBURG, VA, July ~
Mr.. James Montgomery Thomas, one of
the oldest and best known residents OF
o'clock, lat the home of his daughter
Miss Minnie Thomas, after a lingering
illness.
Mr.. Thomas at the time of his death
was eighty-nlne years old, and had
been one Of the wealthieat and most 2; t
went to California In 1s49. and was
Confederate soldier. He married Miss
Susan Howe, Of Pulaski, who died three
years ago. He leaves four chtldren-
Minnie Thomas, Of this place; Mr.. Wll-
liam Thomas, prominent lawyer, OF
Texas, and Mr.. John Thomas, OF
Blacksburg.
the Presbyterian Church at Blacks
Miss IS. Parker Ferndon.
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FREDERICKSBURG VA. July 29..--5
The funeral of Miss S. Parker Hern-
don, daughter Of the late DR.. 3. s
Herndon. OF this city, who died Satur-3
Hospital, here took place from st
Georges Episcopal Church this morn
ing, services being conducted by Rev..
DIR. j.. McBryde. the rector. Inter-
ment in the family burying lotln the
city cemetery. Miss Herndon had been
spending the summer g. Boyds, Md,
and ten days ago she was taken with
Typhoid fever and was brought here.
She was thirty years OF age, and
is survived by two brothers.
Miss Louisn SnoVdcn.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. July 29.-Miss
Louisa Snowdeh daughter Of the late.
Edgar Louisa snowden, died about
No. $40 South Lee Street. Death was
due to paralysis. Her sister, Mrs
Samuel \. Wallis, Of Seminary HILL,
survives her DR.. Arthur snowden, OF
Of the Alexandria Gazette, are her
nephews. She was CONNECTED with
many Of the older famil les OF -rglnia.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed.
Virginia Wade.
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CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA, July 20.
Virginia, the little daughter Of NJ. and
Conn, died here o-day. after an illness
of two or three days.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Wade are natives
Of ChristiansburE, but have spent sew
Wade has been here for several SCI; du weeks
with relatives. Mr.. Wade arrived to-
night from New Haven. and the funeral
will take place tomorrow morning
from the Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Wade Is we'll known in Richmond
Mrs. Fannie McI<O,vn.
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WINCHESTER, VA, July 29.-Mrs.
Fannie McKown died Sunday night A.
ter, after q lingering illness, aged.
sixty-six years. She leaves her nus
band. John w. McKown, widely-known
farmer, one son. two daughters and a
brother, T. Clevenger.
Mrs. Annie =. Cunningham.
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WINCHESTER, VA. July 29.-Mrs.
Annie Elizabeth Cunning CHAM, wife of
John K. Cunningham. Is dead, after a
long sickness, at her home near REST"
this county, aged seVenty-four years,
She was Miss Jefferson, and belonged
to an old family, Fer husband one
daughter. four brothers and two sisters
u. n. bullock.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July ~
T. Il. Bullock, q well-known citizen OF
Caroline county, died yesterday at his
home, near Guineys, aged seventy
years. He was Confederate veteran
and is survived BY his Wife and i've
children.
Mrs. Mary Coburn. -.
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MANCHESTER. VA, July 2y,-Atrs.
Mary Coburn. wife OF James Coburn. of