The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-16
OBITUARY
Funeral Of MI. cbr,.tinn.

The funeral OF Mr.. Frank Wood
christian took place yesterday after.
Church. The. services were conducted
by the Rev Landon r Mason.
The church was crowded with peo-
pie who had known Mr.. Christian and
est him for his many good quail.
n1ond bar was especially notable. al.
most all the lawyers In the city hav
Ing gathered to pay their last tribute
to the greatest of their number.
The Richmond bar Association, with
Judge John n. Ingram In the chair
appointed Yesterday a committee. OF
which the Hon. Wyndam r. Meredith
was chairman, TO draw up resolutions
OF respect. which, were ordered spread
on the court records OF the city. As
special mark OF honor to Mr.. Chris
tian all the city courts We're closed
yesterday.
The following were the nall.bearers:
Honorary--Messrs. Till Carter. Alex
ander Hamilton, William II. White.
James n Boyd. Joseph Bryan. S. Hor-
ace Hawes. Colonel John B.. Purcell,
Mann s; Quarle.. Judge WI. Le ns,
l,ams, .Jr.. Thomas \. Carter. Judge
James Keith. A. Caperton Braston. Car
ter w. Branch and Judge j. II. IN
gram.
Active--Messrs. EFhert @. Leigh Ir..
Charles F. Boiling Richard A. Dunlop.
Thomas G. Gordon. EpDa Hunton. Jr..
Wyndham n. Meredith. j. Jordan
Le Ian ana r a Tcans se stuart Chris
Fuucrnl of oir. wnddey.
The funeral OF Mr.. Everett Waddey
Twill take place from All Saints Epis
O'Clock. The pall-bearers will he as
follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John G. Walker.
Henry II. Pollard William Ellyson,
James L. Crump. T. William Pember-
Eton, Luke Harvey. w. NJ. Habliston.
IE. c. Richardson, Thomas j. Bowles.
William Ellis Jones. DR.. John Dunn
and Colonel Joseph V. Eidgood,
Active-Messrs. w. D. Barksdale.
Resinal Gillian, c. w. Cvu.np. Robert
is. Chamberlaync, II. r. Pollard, Jr.,
w. L. r. Rogerson. ]. l.. Hill and j. T.
lClackford.
which, Mr.. Waddey was q prominent
member, has appointed the following
delegation to attend the funeral: COM
mander. Or. CIV. r. Brock. Joseph V.
Bidgood. ]. Taylor Ellyson. i. Fl.
Kracke, John G. Burruss. Edgar d.
Taylor, Charles r. Corling, John C.
Robertson. The detail will meet at the
camp in uniform thirty minutes before
the funeral
Mrs. Amanda Nunally.
Mrs. Amanda S Nunally died yes.
terday evening at G:3a o'clock in the
eighty third year OF her age.
The funeral will take place this
denoe, No. Ell East Clay Street, -
Mrs. CIaybrook James.
Mrs. Claybrools James, daughter OF
| NJ, and Mrs. A r. Ellerson, OF this
/, Ing. :
Funeral services viii be held from
Mizpnh Pres byterian Church this at.
ternoon at O'Clock 3sE
bradley w. Hnbcock.
I Especial 10 The Times ,Dispa tch.]
LYNCHEURG,. VA. January lb.---AIr
Bradley w. Babcock, who was well
known In Lynchburg. died this morn.
Ing at $3.50 o'clock at the home Of
his son, Where he had been visiting
for several days.
where he was born In March, 1882. HI
came to Virginia !. snort time prio,
J to tile Civil War as q contractor or
/ the Southside Railway. Al the break.
Ing out of the war he enlisted in the
/ Confaderate service andi&Was with the
Wise Troop; Second Virginia Cavalry
his farm four miles from Concord, hui
In recent years had made his home
/, with his son. Mr.. Homer Babcock, al
/ West .AppomattoS. a portion OF his
life was spent teaching school. Ie was
twice married, his first wife being. Miss
May Cardwell, Of Campbell county, ant
daughter OF Major Samuel Walker, o.
4 Appropriations county.
Mr. E'abcocls IS survived by five chill
uTen. the result OF his first marriage