The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-17
OBITUARY
Cnptain Jume. ". TIEnor.

Captain James w. Tignor died at his
home. 90a West Clay Street, yesterday
morning shortly before o'clock. He
was about forty-one years OF age, ana
had been for number OF years
conductor on the Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad, and
was popular with officials and en-
pioyes of the company. He was son
of the late Mr.. AMI Mrs. Henry Tignor.
of Peaker, Hanover county, where ne
was born.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by three daughters-Ruth. Ethel and
Audrey Tignor. one brother, Edward
a. Tlgnor, OF Hanover county, and
four sisters-Mrs. James Wingiield.
Mrs. John Dyson, Mics Ada Tignor. OF
Hanover county. and Mrs John HUFF
man, of Chestnut Hill.
Captain. Tignor had been In the en-
ploy of the railroad about twenty
iive years, and had made his home IN
Richmond since his connection with
the company.
Funeral services will be conduc'ea
by Rev &. II. Melton. from the Mar
sball street Baptist Church. this al
ternoon nj 3 o'clock. The body VIII
| ~ taken to Peaker and tnterment
made in the family nuryinS- grounds
at that place.
Mrs. Margaret f. Reid. aged seventy
five. died at the home of her dans., ,
| ler. Mrs. L. a. Smith. No. be6 south
I.irst Street. last night4at I:2O O'Clock.
1,he funeral will take place 10 morrow
LAT 3:3o p. NJ. Interment Will DE mace
lin Oakwoot.
Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
CROzET, VA, June 16.-Mr Wiillam
Ia. ballard. the Oldest and most highly
nf CsrOyet.
morning at $3.50 o'clock, in his elshts
Iseventh year.
Of the Methodist Church, a cohsisteh,,,
Christian. a splendid example for All
who knew him. He was one. of inc
most prosperous farmers in this coun
| tv. and left a splendid estate 70 ms
children. who survive him. ,They are.
Moss. Mrs. 7. G. Durrett and Miss W
S. Ballard. Charles r. Ballard and J.
Ballard, of Crozet. and w. P. and a. z.
Ballard. Of Ivy Depot. Va. -,
cd at at the Methodist Church by the
pastor Rev Joseph T. Allen. to-mor-
Ii row at 1870 o'clock. Burial will talk"
place Immediately after at the old
family graveyard besides his wife, who
| died three years ago.
Jnrcph r. HoUck.
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HARRISONEURG, VA, June Ia
| Joseph p. Houck, for years one OF iar-
! rispnburg' best-knowl, merchants and
/ foremost citizens, died this morning
after an illness OF a few months. death
being due TO breakdown and dia-
betes.
Mr.. Houck was a native Of Allen
i town. Pa, but moved to Virginia many
years ago. He had for years conduct
4 "a retail shoe and furniture store.
| and was the secretary and treasurer
| Of the j. p. Houck Tanning Company.
] The deceased was u public spirited CT.
| izen, was prominent IN the .Metnodlst
Church and nigh in Masonic circles.
He served several terms as member 81
OF the Town Council, and was a d.
| rector OF the First National Bank. Mr..
IIoucl is survived by his Wife VINO
was Miss Johns, Of pennsylvania, ana
| one son, Joseph Il. Houck. me iu-
ling. He was sixty mine years OF age.
Emmanuel Levy.
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PETERSRURG VA, June l6.-Mr.
Emmanuel Levy, we'll known ana
popular business man, died very sud-
denly about O'clock this evening at
his residence on Adams Street Acute
indigestion, causing heart failure, is
understood to have been the cause OF
death. Mr.. Levy, who came to Pee
|tersburg from New York, had been as
scciated with Messrs. Eigenbrun BROTH
lers in the clothing business for a
number of years. He married the
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Cohen. Of this
city, who survives him with several
lchildren
Miss Annie stallard.
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PETERSBURG, VA, June l6.-Mlss
Annie Stallard died about Z o clock last
evening Mt the Petersburg Hospital,i
where she had been III for several