The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-01-18
THE DEATH RECORD.

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Hebb.-An account of the death of DR..
Henry j. Hebb appeared in these columns last
| week. The funeral took place at his late resi-
| dence in Randallstown, at 2,30 o'clock on Sum
| day afternoon and was largely attended. Ser
vices were conducted at the house by Rev.
| VIM. E. Curley, of the M. E. Church. Rev.
| Edward Snyder, Rev. r. Heber Murphy, Rev.
| H. H. Henry and Rev. E. p. McAdams were
also present. The honorary pail bearers were
members of the board of visitors of the Mary
land Asylum and Training School for Feeble.
minded and members of the Towson Lodge OF
Elks They were Col. Herman Stump, State
| Comptroller ]. w. Herring, State Senator John
| s. Biddison, Register of Wills William ]. Peach,
| Capt G. Lyon Rogers, DR.. w 81. H. Campbell,
| DR.. Frank w. Heating, Clerk of the Circuit
]. Lindsay, Messrs. Henry King, Frank l.
| Wheeler, D. Howard Isaac, John G. Perkins,
Benjamin P Butler, Joseph B. Herbert, Henry
| s. Jean and Nicholas Coe. The active pail
bearers were members OF Welcome Lodge
| Knights of Pythias-Messrs. John Sudman,
Albert Weber, E. George Snyder. William
| Holt, Samuel Belleson and Thomas W. Rogers.
| Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery. There
were many beautiful floral offerings.
Young.-Mrs. Mary Gimor Young, sister
of Col. Harry Gilmor, the famous Con feder-
| ate cayalryman and q daughter of the late
Robert Gilmor and Ellen Ward Gilmor died
on the 10th inst, at the Sheppard and Enoch
| Pratt HOSDlIal. MTS. 1OuDR Q6dlu was 6ue
| trely unexpected, although she had been suf-
fering from Bright's disease for long time.
| She was born at Glen Ellen, northeast of Tow
| son. Late in life she was married to Mr.. VIM.
| Young, who only lived short while. Three
| of her brothers, Judge Robert Gilmor, Col.
| Harry Gimor, and William Gilmor, died few
years ago and she is survived by two brothers
/ and one sister. They are Messrs. Richard
| Tilghman Gimor and c. Graham Gilmor and
Mrs HaIstead Boylan, of Paris.
Heinz an.-Rev. John Heinzelman,
who had been pastor of the Lutheran Church
| near Fullerton, on the Belair road, for the last
| sixteen years. died last Sunday night after
brief illness of Brights disease. He was 60
years of age aud came to this country from
| Germany when young man. He was educa-
ted at Berlin University and received bis theo-
| logical training in Germany. His first pastor
| ate was in Canada, after which he accepted q
call to Texas. He was member OF the Luth-
| eran SYNOD of Ohio and,ot the Baltimore Con-
! ference. widow, three daughters and two
| sons survive him One of his sons is studying
for the ministry at Columbus, Ohio
SsTiSsss.4xF 5S,Isss r. nxssu =sszss Tor -sSout
fifteen years had been engineer at the county
| aims house, died of grip and pneumonia, at his
| home in Texas. on the 10th inst, aged 40
years. He was a member of the Order of
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick of Texas and Of
| St. Josephs Catholic Church. He was q son
| of Mrs Mary Shea and the late John Shea and
a brother of Messrs. James w. Shea, of Luther
| Vile: Daniel Shea, of Baltimore Misses JO-
hanna and Mary Shea, OF Baltimore and Mrs.
John Kennedy. of Texas: He is survived by
a widow and daughter-Miss Nora Shea-and
two sons-Willam and John Shea.
Marriott-Mr. Isaiah Z. Marriott, one of
the oldest residents of that section of the coun-
ty' died at his home at RockdaIe. I'd district,
on Monday last, aged rs years. Mr.. Marriott,
who was unmarried, was for many years en-
gagged in the business of wheelwrighting. he
is survived by five brothers and two sisters.
The funeral took place on Wednesday morn
ing at Mt. Olive NJ. E. Church, of which de-
ceased had been a member for many years.
Rev. William e Curley conducted the services.
The palI-bearers were Messrs. c. Heidey, Fred
erick Gresser, John Euler Jacob Hinkler,
Martin L. Jean and Emory George.
Bach,-Mrs Sophia Bach one of the Oldest
residents of Waverly and native OF Saxony,
died at her home on the York road, last SUM-
day, from an attack of pneumonia. She wasa
communicate of the Protestant Episcopal
| Church and at one time was the Organlst OF 81.
| Johns Church, Waverly, and also for many
wears q teacher in the school attached te-thAt
parish. She had a wide circle of friends and
acquaintance and kept vital interest in af-
fairs until the last. Mrs. Bach is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. X ID. Wing and Mrs. y.
Rahe, and six grandchildren.
Streett.-Mrs Juliet Cover STREET., wife OF
Joseph NJ. STREET., editor of the Hartford Demo-
crat and president of the Maryland Democratic
Editors Association, died Thursday night. at
her home in Beair, of acute indigestion. Mrs.
Street, was about 60 years of age and was
member of one of the most prominent families
in Hartford county. Besides her husband Mrs.
Street, is survived by one son and four daugh-
tiers. They are Mr.. G Cover Street,, Mrs. 4:
| H. Jacobs of Belair; Mrs. w. J. Price, Jr., OF
Centerville Md; Mrs. Swepson Earle and
Miss Grace r. STREET..
Wagner.-The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wagner, whose death was announced in these
columns last week, took place last Sunday
afternoon at st. Johns Lutheran Church,
Parkvile, and was largely attended by sympa-
thizing relatives and friends. Rev. Mr.. Ernest
officiated assisted by Rev. Thomas Gorsuch.
The pail bearers were Messrs. George Himmel,
William Quandt, Peter Snyder, A. Sturke,
Henry johnson and John Lowenstein. The
floral designs were numerous and beautiful.
Hanley.-Mrs Mary Ann Hanley died at
her home at Jacksonville, I'd district, on Wed
nesday last, aged 70 years. She was native
of Ireland, but had been resident OF that sec
ton of the county many years. Her husband,
Mr.. Thomas Hanley, died on the 4th instant.
Mrs. Haney is survived by one son-Mr.
publican nominees for the House OF Delegates
last fall.
Business Successfully Managerial
meeting of the directors of the White Hall
Grain, Milling and Supply Company of White
Hail. N. G. R. r., last Saturday semi-annual