The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
DEATHS
MISS LUCY JACKSON.

MISS LUCY JACKSON.
Communicated
Miss Lucy Jackson, youngest daugh-
ter Of the late Edward and Caroline
Jackson. departed this life on January
nth, Of this year, and was buried from
the home of her sister. Mrs l.. L.
Patterson. at Blyihedalc.
Miss Jackson was in the 45th year
Of her age, and was stricken with ty-
phoid fever, and being somewhat af-
iicted with heart trouble. was unable
to withstand the attack and sank very
rapidly.
She is survived by two sisters and
three brothers, as follows-Mrs. Elem
ora Taylor, Mrs. l.. L. Patterson, and
Mr.. George w. and Thomas M. and
Roswell Jackson. all residents OF the
Seventh Election District
To say that Miss Jackson was one
OF those quiet. unassuming Christian
women whose entire life was above re-
proach, and whose kindly manner, self
denial and devotion to duty was ever
manifest, is but 10 truly voice the SEN
timents of the community in which her
association was greatly cherished, and
where she will be sadly missed
But let us not weave a garland OF
sadness
Though time our loved circle may
part
We would iain bring a chaplc' OF glad
ness
And sing nj sweet peace 20 thy
heart"
We will sing oi home OF reunion.
Where time and its partings are DER,
Where in holy and blissiul communion
We shall miss thee. Our loved one,
no more"
MRS. SUSAN \. GARDNER.
Mrs Susan Armstrong Gardner. wife
ni Robert Gardner, one OF the Oldest
residents of Cecil county, died at her
home in Perryville, about 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning, as the result OF in
lurieS following n mis-step several
weeks ago.
She was SS years oi age and come
to this country ~ years ago from
Grannard. Ireland. For s. years she
had been 4 member Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church She was n sister
oi the late William Armstrong. the
founder OF the Armstrong Stove
Manufacturing Company, at Perry
vile. She is survived by her husband
and SIX chidrcn--Miss Molie and
Mr. James Gardner. OF Pcrryville: I:
Mrs. VIM J. Ginnavan. OF Montgom-
cry. Ala. Mr. John Gardner. OF
Philadelphia. Pa; Mr. Thomas Gard
ncr, OF Richmond, Va. and Mrs. Chas
Hall. oi Baltimore. and fourteen
grandchildren. Funeral services were
tcrnoon at Old St. Marks Chapel. by
Rev. DR.. Murphy. lntcrmcnt was
made in the adjoining cemetery.
+. ID. BURNITE.
Mr.. +. ID. Burnitc. aged about 30
years. died at his home in Newark last
Saturday night The deceased was a
son Of the late William X Burri,e,
formerly oi Cowantown He is sur
vivcd by a wife aud two children, and
one sister. Mrs Samuel +. Shippers,
II North East
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon. and interment made in
Newark Cemetery.
CAPT. THOMAS REYNOLDS.
Captain Thomas Reynolds, aged 6i
years. died at his home in Havre de
Grace. Wednesday. The deceased was
a native OF England and come to this
country when young man. He is
survived by three daughters-Grace,
Annie and Mary. and two sons-Wi'-
bur and Norman Reynolds. all oi
Hcyrc dc Grace.
MRS. WILLIAM H. MAGUlRE.
Mrs William II Maguirc, the mother
oi Mrs Henry \. Warburton, oi Elk
ton, died at her home in Cambridge,
Md, last Friday night, after a short
illness from pcr;tonitis She was Al
years oi age and is survived by her
husband and seven children, the
youngest Of which is an infant but 4
ic,v days old.
MRS. MARY REBECCA COOPER.
Mrs Mary Rcbccca Cooper, wife oi
AlphcuS Cooper, died very suddenly
| AT her home near Sylmar. last Wed.
ncSday, from paralysis She was %
years oi age. and is survived by her
husband and eleven children.
| Funeral services were held Sunday
with ii%crmcnt at Sylmar.
wills probafed