The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-06-06
THE DEATH RECORD.

Stansbury-Mrs Eudoca Stansbury, one
of the Oldest residents of Baltimore county,
died at the residence of DR.. R. G. assenburg,
in Towson, at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening last
She had been in very feeble condition for
some time and her death was not unexpected.
Mrs. Stansbury was daughter of William
Dawes, of Hartford county, who served some
years in the United States Navy. In January,
1887, she married Thomas Stansbury, who in
herited large body of land on the east side of
the York road at Towson and upon part Of
which his widow resided for many years. 1t
was known as "Eudowood" and was sold few
years ago to the Maryland Hospital for Con-
sumptives. Since disposing of this property
Mrs Stansbury had resided in Towson, latter:
" with Dr. and Mrs. Massenburg. She had
one son-John T. Stansbury-who was born at
"Eudowood' in January, 1847. He was edu-
Gated for the medical profession, but died at the
beginning of promising career on the 14th of
April, 1879. Mrs. Stansbury was the Oldest
member of Trinity P. e. Church, Towson, and
her funeral took place there at 8 r. N. on Tuess
Geo. W.Dame. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
John Ridgely of H., Frederick Won Kapf Will
liam r. Hoff, Frank Fl. Hoff, James M. Trippe
and Thomas g. Stevenson. Interment in
Greenmount Cemetery. John Burns Sons
were the undertakers.
Anderson.-Mrs. Mary E. Anderson died
very suddenly from apoplexy at her home in
Towson, on Monday evening last aged SO
wears. Dec6dS6Q NJ.
Anderson, well known farmer who died i've
years ago. She was a sister of the late Josiah
and Frank M. Sparks, prominent citizens of
the 10th district. Mrs. Anderson is survived
by three children-Mr. John f. Anderson,
clerk to Sheriff STREET., Mrs. William E. Nc
Comas and Miss Bette Anderson. She is also
survived by one sister-Miss Rachel Sparks.
The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon
and the interment was in the family lot in
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Rev. Geo: W. Dame
and Rev. Duncan McCulloh conducted the
services. The pail. bearers were Messrs. John
Ridgely of H., Joshua F. Cockey, William P.
Cole, W. Gill Smith, Harrison Rider and DR..
r. G. Massenburg. VIM. @. Brooks, of Philop-
oils, had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Crout.-Mr. John E. Crout of Baltimore
for MANY years resident of Reisterstown, died
last Sunday morning from heart disease at
Pen-Mar, in the 74th year of his age. Mr..
Crout had been proprietor OF the Pen-Mar din
ing-rooms for thirty years. He had also con-
Quoted the hotels at Emory Grove and Wesley
Grove camps, but gave these up a few years ago.
He took keen interest in Baltimore county
politics, and was for several years member of
the Board of County Commissioners. He was
an active church worker and was formerly
superintendent of the Sunday school of Refs
terstown NJ. e. Church South. Heis survived
by a widow, three daughters and five sons
Messrs. John, William E., Harry E., Jason E.
and H. Clinton Crout. The funeral took place
at Reisterstown M E. Church South at 10A. NJ.
on Wednesday.
Messersmith.-Mr. Louis Messersmith,
well-known farmer of Middle River, died on
Monday last of Bright's disease, in the nth
year of his age. He was born in Germany and
had been in this country since boyhood. He
was q member of Orem's M. K. Church Mr..
Messersmith is survived by his widow and four
daughters-Miss Annie Messersmith, Mrs.
George Heinzerling Mrs. Charles Schulz and
Mrs. Charles /. Magness.
Rollins.-Mrs. Mary Catherine Rollins, aged
SO years, wife of Mr.. William Thomas Rollins,
a we'll known farmer, died at her home, at
Bengies, on Wednesday, from complication
of diseases. Mrs. Rollins was born at Bengies
and was daughter of the late William and
Mary Catherine Bevans. Besides her husband
she leaves two children-Mrs. ]. Edward Asher,
of Bengies, and Mr.. William T. Rollins, Jr., of
Chase.
Akehurst.-Mrs Martha E. Akehurst,
widow of Charles Akehurst, one Of the Oldest
residents of Mt Washington, died Wednesday
morning of Bright's disease She is survived
by five sons-Messrs. John W., Richard E.,
James l., George and Louis B. Akehurst-and
three daughters-Mrs. John Schell, Mrs. Scott
| Tarbert and Miss Laura Akehurst.
Baughman.-Mrs. Mary Baughman, widow
of Jacob Bsughman, of Mt Washington, died
| Nav 18th at the home of her daughter at Van
| Bibber, Hartford county, in the 18th year of
| her age. The funeral took place at Poplar
| Church, near Warren, at II NJ. on Tuesday and
| the interment was in the cemetery attached to
| the church.
Church.-Mrs. Cornelia A. Church, widow
| of Edward J. Church, died at her home in
Reisterstown, on Monday last, aged go years.
| She was a daughter of the late George Grape
| and was for many years actively interested in
the work of the w. q. T. U. Mrs. Church is
survived by one daughter--Miss Charlotte
| Church.
| Bandell.-Mrs Emily Francis Bandall, aged
so wears, wife of the late Samuel L. Bandell died
| on Wednesday at her home, Radnor avenue, Go
vanstown. Death was due to heart failure.
Mrs. Bandell was apparently in good health
despite her advanced age up to few days be-
| fore her death.
Hyle.-Mr. George W. Kyle died on Sunday
last at his home at Cockeysville, after three
weeks illness from double pneumonia, aged %
years. He is survived by widow, daughter
and one son-Mr Clarence A. Kyle. He is
also survived by sister and several brothers.
Circuit Court-Sale of liquor without Ii
cense Dominica Catalano. not guilty; larceny,
| Charles L. Apple, not guilty.
Slicer vs.. Allen, non pros McGuire vs.. Cor
rigan. executor, verdict for 1855.
| Cornelius Wilson VS.. John II. and Susie Bell ;
Judgment by default.
Patrick ]. Flannery and William ]. Flan-
nerv. co-partners, trading as the Baltimore
Electrical Supply Company. VS.: Franklin
Amusement Company; judgment for plaintiff
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