The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-08
DEATHS
MRS. ANNA r. LINCOLN.

MIS-. Rittfi h1yUDtus l@tHIRin ultu
at her home in Philadelphia last Sun
day. in her 73rd year. She was daugh-
ter OF the late Jacob and Anna Rey-
nolds, OF Rising Sun, and the wife OF
the late Charles $. Lincoln. She is
survived by four sons-~IIarry Lincoln,
OF Wlliamsport, Pa: DR. William Lin
coin. OF Cleveland. Ohio; DIR. Walter
Lincoln. Of Florida. and DIR. George
w. Lincoln. OF Philadelphia. Also one
sister, Mrs. Adcline Kirk, who made
her home with her. and two brothers
Joseph I. Reynolds. OF Barnsley,
Chester county. Pa, and Stephen ].
! Reynolds, OF Rising Sun.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day. from her late residence. and in
tcrment made in ph ladclphia Gene
terry.
MRS. MARY l.. MccUMAfTNGS.
Mrs. Mary Letitia McCu,nm ngs.
wife OF Nathan McCummings, OF near
Sylmar, died early last Friday MORN
ing, from heart failure. She had been
subject to heart trouble and had an
attack Thursday, but apparently recov-
cred and went about her duties as
usual About 4 O'Clock Friday morn
ing her husband spoke to her, but re-
ceiving no reply he went to her bed
side and found her dead. Deputy Cor
oncr Gallagher, of Oxford, made an
invest CATION and decided that heart
failure was the canR Of her rEath
The funeral was held Monday at the
house, at 10 o'clock, and the services
were conducted at Union NJ. F.. Church
with interment in the adjoining Gene
terry.
MRS. ANNIE HOLLAND.
Mrs. Annie Holland. wife of Daniel
Holland OF near Fair Hill. died Tues
day morning at the home of her SON
in.law. Leroy Scott. near Strickers-
vile. Pa. from pneumonia. She was
So years OF age, and is survived by her
husband, n daughter, Mrs. Scott. and
son. James Holland
The funeral was held Friday morn
ING. at 10 o'clock. from the residence
al her Son-in-law, with services at II
o'clock. in St Johns Church. at Lewis.
Vile. aud intcrmcnt made in the ad
joining cemetery.
WILLIAM |. RICHARDS.
Will am ! Richards, prominent
and aged farmer OF the First district,
died NJ his home in Grove Neck, on
Thursday morning OF last week. A
widow and four grown children. two
daughters. Mrs Beulah Rowan and
Miss Rcna Richards. aud two sons.
Rcdnor and Frederick Richards.
Funeral services were held at Zion
VI. f. Church. Cccilton. last Saturday
afternoon. at 100 o'clock. The re
ma MS were taken 10 Galcna for inter
mcrt.
MRS. EMMA SMlTIiERS.
Mrs Emma Smithcrs. aged 81 years,
died a, the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John NJ. Reed. 81 Chesapeake City, last
Saturday morning. She is survived by
three childrcn-Waitman Smithcrs and
Mrs. Reed, oi Chesapeake ~. and
Mrs Sallic Harrington, oi llarring-
ton. Del.
Funeral services were held tuesday
afternoon. with iutcrmcnt in Bethel
Cemetery.
CHROME ALEXANDER.
Chrome Alexander, aged !, years
died on Saturday. January IS, at his
home in Colnra. lie was prominent
farmer and n veteran oi the Civil War
Five children survive him-Edward
Granville. Joseph and puscv Alexan'
der. and Mrs. James Watson =.
Funeral services were held on We'd
ucsday oi last week wit hntcrment al
: Oakwo"d.
MRS. ELIZABETH f. STEEL.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Steel, wife OF Johr
+. Steel. died Sunday morning at he'
home near Head OF Christ ana, iron
PARALYSIS, ut the age OF II years. She
was the mother ui Mrs. William
Davis OF Elkton.
Funeral services were held Wcdnes
Z day, with intcrmcn, IN Head oi Chris
t'aua Cemetery.
WILLIAM BRISCOE.
William Rriscoe. oi Town Po nj, diec
Monday at his home near Town Point
at the age Of IS years. lie followed
the vocation oi farming. A widow ant
family survive him.
Funeral services were held lhurs
day and his remains taken TO Phiiadcl
phia, for interment.
MRS. SARAH 5. JEFFERlS.
Mrs. Sarah S. Jcffcris, widow OF th,
late William II Jcfferis, died Januar,
e7. at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Tohn Norman, OF North East. at th'
age OF - years.
Tonour ju6o Rrfd6p Bill