The Democratic advocate., 1907-01-11
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Joseph Early Lease, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. X. Lease, of Bachman's Valley,
died Monday last aged months aud days.
Funeral was preached at the home and inter
ment at Bachmans cemetery. Rev. James
B. Stonesifer ohiciated. Pallbearers were
Harry Leppo, Herschel Warehime. Walter
Knipple and Vernon Knipple. James M.
Stoner funeral director.
MATTHIAS.
Mrs. Belinda E. Matthias wife of George
S. Matthias, of Penn Township, near Han
over Pa, died January 6, after an illness OF
six months from cancer, aged 49 years.
She was daughter of George H. Brown.
of Penn Township, and is survived by her
husband and seven children-Mrs. Savina
Lawson and Charles Matthias. of Parkville;
Misses Ida and Emma Matthias, Maurice Will
liam and Clark Matthias, at home.
She is also survived by two sisters and three
brothers-Mrs. Jacob Mepges, Green Ridge;
Mrs. George Asper, of Maryland; George
Henry Brown, of near Nace's store; David
l.. Brown, of near Miller;s Station, and Jacob
Brown, of Carroll county, Md.
Funeral Wednesday, January 8, at $50 a.
m, services at the house; interment in Mt.
Olivet cemetery, Rev. j. A. Metzger ofiici-
ating.
HIPsLEY.
Mrs. Josephine Hipsey widow of John
Hipsley, died on Friday morning last at her
home at Mount Airy. of general debility, aged
IS years. She is survived by three sons-C.
M. Hipsley, j. R. Hipsley, of Mt. Airy, and
W. B. Hipsley of Plane No. 4.
BUCKEY.
Mrs Elizabeth Rebecca Buckley, wife of
George P. Buckley. the well known banker.
of Union Bridge, died at her home at that
place on Saturday morning, December %. at
10 O'Clock, and was buried at Pipe Creek
German Baptist Church on Tuesday morning.
January 1. The funeral services were i'll
charge of Elder T. j. Kolb, of Detour as
sisted by Profs Wine and John, of the Mary
land Collegiate Institute. Mrs. Buckley was
rs years and months old. She was The
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Shriner, of Priestand Valley, who resided at
the old homestead, near Linwood. Here Mr..
Buckley and Miss Shriner were united in
marriage, by Rev. Daniel P. Sayler, on May
30, 1856. In 1860 Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley went
to Union Bridge, where they resided until
separated by death. Their married life lasted
just seven months more than fifty years.
Mrs. Buckley was the last in family of nine
children. For about fifty-four years she was
connected with the German Baptist Church.
Six of her nephews acted as pallbearers,
as follows: Evan B. McKiustry, Francis }.
EuSldr, Il. Cldy OHTlueT, oOuil ". buChey,
Ezra A. C. Buckley and ID. Princeton Buckley.
THOMPSON.
Clarke Thompson, son of the late Rev.
James Thompson. formerly of this city, died
in New York. His remains were brought to
this city today and interment will take place
tomorrow in the Westminster cemetery. F.
A. Sharrer funeral director.
RoUTZAHN.
Mrs. Mary Rourzahn died yesterday morn
ing at the home of her son, j. W. Roulzahn,
near this city, in her 89th year. She was the
widow of John Rouzahn, who died many
years ago and who was resident of Midlo-
THAN Valley, Frederick county. Mrs. Rout-
zahn was member of the Lutheran Church
at Mddletown, to which place her remains
will be taken for interment tomorrow. She
was the mother of II children, of whom the
following survive: Mrs. William Albaugh. of
Washington; Mrs. Emma Grimes, of Balti-
more; Mrs. Amanda Dern, Mrs. Et'ie Will
hide, near Brucevlle; Mrs. Jennie Fox, near
Ladesburg; j. w. Routzahn, near this city;
Calvin Routzahn, of Ohio. and Martin Rout-
zahn, of Texas. F. A. Sharrer funeral direc-
| tor.