The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-22
DEATHS
JOHN w. SHIPPERS.

IttttEtI VI ttVltH i-Grtf anu n fti6I8H
Of the Civil War, died al his home
about o'clock Sunday morning. from
old age. He was ~ years old. He
was lieutenant OF Company A. Eighth
Maryland, during the war.
| He is survived by one son, Jesse II.
Shippers; two brothers, Jesse X. and
Charles w. Simp@s; two haIi-bro-
Tiers. Wilmer i. and III. Ellsworth
Simperss one sister. Mrs Rachel j.
Cantwell. and one half-sister. Mrs.
Wilmer {. Bouchelle. all OF the Fifth
district.
Funeral services were held from his
late residence at North East, We'd
nesday afternoon. and interment made
in Union M. +. Cemetery.
LAMBERT d. BOULDEN, SR.
Mr. Lambert d. Bouden. Sr., died
at his home near Cayots, Tuesday af-
tcrnoon, at the age OF scvcnty-scven
years. He was one OF the best known
and most highly respected citizens OF
this county. He made farming his life
work, and continued this up to few
years ago, when he retired and gave
over the management of his farm TO
his son. His vile, who was Miss Han
nah Price. with ten children survives
him
The funeral was held Friday morn
| ing from his late residence. with ser
vices at 1890 lntcrment was made
in Bethel Cemetery.
REV w. r. MCFARLAND
Rev. William X. McFariane, one OF
the best known Methodist Episcopal
ministers Of the Wilmington Confer
encc died Tuesday morning a his resi-
dence nj Hockessin. from n complica-
ton OF diseases. at the age OF II years.
Mr.. McFarlane has been in active
service for forty years. having been
admitted to the Conference in 1860.
| He was assigned to Cecil county
church but once. when he went to Elk
Neck in roos-6. A widow and family
Of grown children survive him
DR.. JOHN WESLEY ZELL.
DR. John Wesley Zell, prominent
| physician OF Chester county. Pa, died
| Tuesday at his home in Fremont. at
the age oi 80 years. For many gen
erations the Zels have been physi-
clans and in this particular branch of
the family there were six practising
| physicians.
| He was member OF one OF the lead.
| ing families OF Chester county, and
was well known in the upper part OF
Cecil his wide practice extending over
the dividing line.
MRS EMILY SCOTT.
Mrs. Emily Scott, widow OF the late
| Andrew Jackson Scott, died very sud
denly at the home OF her son-in-law,
Mr. Charles G. Wells, Thursday night.
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the age oi 70 years. She is survived
by two children--Mrs Charles G.
Wells and Charles p Scott, both of
whom reside in Elkton
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon. at o'clock with inter
mcnt in Elkton Cemetery. The fun
eral will be private.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Samuel Smith, aged 70 years, died
at his home near Rising Sun. Thurs
day morning, after lingering illness.
His wife and six chldren--Mrs. Chas
Lawson, oi Philadelphia: William,
Samuel, Joseph. George and Edward
Smith. survive him.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day, with intcrment in West Noting
ham Presbyterian Cemetery.
JOSEPH c. LAVENDER
Joseph {. Cavendcr, a prominent
farmer oi near Glasgow. died Friday
rorring in the soth year ci his age
\ wife and family survive him.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at / O'Clock p m. with interment
made in Bethel Cemetery Friends
and relatives invited without further
notice.
MRS. AMELIA BRAUER
Mrs Amelia Braucr, ni Port De
post, died last Friday night after
short illness She was 67 years OF age
and is survived by her husband and
five childrcn-Amclia, Pauline, Her.
man. Angus and William Braucr.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning, - II o'clock.
MRS. ANNIE MARIA RACINE
Mrs. Annie Maria Racine, widow OF
the late George Racine and and aunt OF
| ], Polk Racine oi Elkton, died Thurs
day oi last week at her home near
| Portors, Del, at the age oi % years.
| Funeral services were held Sunday af-
ternoon. and intcrmcnt made in Red
Lion Cemetery
SAMUEL McCAULEY.
Samuel McCaulcy, highly esteem
cd citizen oi the Fourth district. died
at his home at Blake on Thursday,
aged 2 years For over half cen
tury Mr.. McCauley conducted the
shoe making and repairing business.
His funeral will take place to-day from
| his late home at Blake.
+. CORNELIUS KITCHENS.
Thomas Cornelius Kitchens, the 3
ycar-old sbn oi Mr. and Mrs J. Cor
/ man Kitchens, died Friday at the home
oi his parents, in Elkton.
Funeral services were held Sunday
with nterlncn; in the Catholic Gene
terry.
MIR. SAMUEL +. DOWL
Samuel T. Dowl, one of the oldest
auctioneers in Cecil county, died at
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