Smyrna times., 1908-01-29
DEATH RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK
DR.. Thomas 0. Cooper, Prominent Dover Ply
siclau Dead-Issac B. English, Former
Smyrnlan Dies at Macon, Ga.

morning at his State street residence.
His illness was of brief duration, last
ing only about two weeks. He was
taken i'll while attending a patient, but
not supposed to be in dangerous con
dition until Monday night when he
became much worse and a specialist
was summoned from Philadelphia.
he was 50 years of age and death was
due to inward complications. The
funeral was held from his late home
Saturday afternoon at 1 O'Clock. In
terment was made at Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Camden. Deceased was
son of Thomas and Rebecca Day Glenn
ents, and was born in Kent County.
near Marydel, Del, September 30.
1852. For a number of years he taught
school in Delaware and Maryland. In
1876 he matriculated at Hahnemann
College and graduated in medicine in
1880. DIR. Clements Immediately be-
gan practice in Centreville, Queen
Anne's County, Md, and soon became
popular ard successful, About twenty
years ago he settled in Dover. Beside
his vocation as a physician, he as
greatly interested in peach and fruit
growing and owned several fine Or
chards in West Dover. June IA. 1887.
the deceased was married TO Miss Marv
Hubbard, also of this county. who
survives him with two children, Stiles
U. Clements, an architect, who is
studying at the Boston Technical
School, and Thomas Hubbard Glenn
ents, younger sou. He is also sur
vived by his aged mother and several
brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Elizabeth ". Carey Passes Away.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wendell Carey. aged
40 years, formerly of Smyrna but who
has been making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Rawley. near
leipsic, died last Thursday after
lingering illness. She was beloved
and highly esteemed by all who knew
her. The deceased was married twice.
her first husband being James Hof-
fecker, who died more than thirty
years ago. Seven children survive
this union as follows: Presley Hof-
fecker and James Hoffecker, of Phila-
delphia; William Hoffecker, Middle
town; Henry Hoffecker, Mrs. Alfred
Rawley, Mrs. Enoch Carrow aud Miss
Emma HOffecker of this vicinity. La
ter she married George Carey, who
still survives. Funeral services were
held at the residence of Alfred Rawlev
Monday afternoon and interment took
place at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Ow.
ing to the heavy snow storm and the
lmpassable condition of the roads manv
we're prevented from attending the
services at the house and much diff
Guilty was had in bringing the rem aims
to Smyrna The nine mile drive had
to be made largely through fields.
Isaac B. English, Former Smyrnian. Dead
Isaac Buckingham English, brother
OF Mrs. John VanGasken and Miss
Mary English of this town, departed
this life Jan. %. 1908, at Macon, Ga.
he was the fourth child of eleven
to James English and his
wife, Sarah Buckingham English. He
was born in Smyrna in May 1886, and
was clerk for the late Jacob RAYMOND.
and In 1859 he formed a co partnership
with the late Col. Geo. H. RAYMOND.
but in 1860 he went South and entered
In mercantile pursuits in Macon. GA.
The war coming on he entered the
army and served during
the war. He was badly wounded in
one OF the many engagements aud suf
fered from its effects all the rest of his
life. He married Miss Mary Munnerlvn
daughter of Col. Munnerlyn, and was
a very successful cotton broker at the
time of his death. He leaves a widow
and three daughters and one son. T
B. English, Jr., and three sisters.
Mrs. JAS. Clark, Centreville, Nd. and
Mrs. John Van Gasken and Miss Mary
B. English, of this town, to mourn
his loss. He was buried in Macon. Ga.
Mrs William A. Carey, of cheswOId.
CHELwoLD, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. William
A. Carey of our town passed awav
Tuesday, Jan. 91st, after a lingering
illness and great suffering, in the 44th
year of her age. She was the daugh- !
ter of James and Mary E. Buchanan,
born in this vicinity in 1864. About
twenty years ago she married Mr..
Gardner Phillips and they engaged in
truck farming near Cheswold. To |
them we're born three children, How
ard, Edith and Edna Phillips. While |
Edna was yet babe Mr.. Phillips died |
after which Mrs. Phillips moved to
Cheswold aud rented her farm. In