The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-28
DEATHS
HON. S. KENNARD BLAKE.

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former Chief Judge OF the Orphans
Court, died at his home in Cherry Hill
Tuesday night, at eleven o'clock, from
the effect OF a stroke OF paralysis
which he suffered Friday evening. He
was scventy-two years OF age, and was
for number OF years a successful
farmer, but retired some I me ago. He
was twice elected to the Office OF Judge
OF the Orphans Court, the first time in
1899 and again in 1908. During his last
term he was designated BY Governor
Smith as Chief Judge. Recently Gov
ernor Crothers appointed him Justice
OF the Peace for the term beg nning
May /.
The deceased was twice married.
lie is survived by his second wife, who
was Miss Annie McCauey, OF Leeds,
and by eight children by his first mar
riage:-J. Frank. OF the milling firm OF
Harvey & Blake, of Childs: William
X, merchant at Mechanics Valley;
A. l.. Hood, who conducts the butcher
ing business at Cherry Hill: Calvin, a
merchant at Cherry Hill; Miss Eva, at
home; Mrs. T. Frank McCleary. OF
Lewisvillc: Misses Hester and Lillian
Blake. OF Philadelphia.
The funeral was held yesterday (Fri-
day.. afternoon. with services at IN
ion NJ. +. Church, at 2.7o o'clock; with
interment in the adjoining cemetery
JOHN FOLTZ.
John Foltz, wcll-known Ninth dis
trict farmer. died at h s residence near
Zion last Sunday. He had been in
failing health for several years.
Mr.. Foltz was born in Doylestown.
Pa, November 90. 1892. He was the
eldest son OF James and Elizabeth
Foltz. He moved to the Ninth dis
trict in 1876 and remained there until
the time OF his death. He is survived
by two daughters. Anna f. Foltz. and
Mrs. Randall A. Brown, and two sons,
Tunis c. and Edgar d. G. Foltz.
Funeral services were held yester-
day friday afternoon. at o'clock.
with uterment in the family lot at
Roscbank Cemetery
MISS ROBERTA EVANS.
Miss Roberta Evans, OF Bel .Air,
sister oi Mrs Will am II. Mackall. OF
Elkton. died at the Baltimore City
Hospital last Saturday from periton-
tits. following an operation for stom-
ach trouble. She was ~ years oi age,
and is survived By her mother. and
one brother. John y Evans, and two
sisters. Mrs. Richard Dallam and Mrs.
Mackall.
Funeral serv ccs were held Monday
from the residence OF her brother with
interment at Rock Springs Cemetery.
Bel Air.
MRS. JENNIE FUTTY.
Mrs. Jennie Futty. wife OF John
Futty Jr. died at her home in Elk
Neck, last Sunday night. at the age OF
about go years. Mrs. Futty was the
daughter OF Henry Pratt formerly OF
Elk Neck She was well known and
very popular II the circle in which she
moved Her husband and three child
ren survive her
Frneral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at I O'clock. with inter
ment at Harris NJ. E. Cemetery.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS.
Jonathan Reynolds died at his home
in R sing Sun, on Thursday OF last
week, from paralysis, at the age OF 70
years. He was the son OF the late
Isaac and Maria Reynolds. He is sur
vived by one son. I. Wayne Reynolds,
who resides at the old homestead about
mile north OF Rising Sun
Funeral services were held Mon
day, with intermcnt in West Noting
ham. Friends Burying Ground.
MRS. HESTER YOUNG.
Mrs. Hester Young, aged 73 years,
d ed at her home in Havre de Grace,
Thursday night OF last week, after
two weeks illness OF pneumonia. She
is survived by her husband William R.
Young, two daughters, Mrs. Annabel
Galan, OF Wiliamsport, Pa, and Mrs.
Harry Virtue, OF Havre dc Grace; and
two sons, Archibald, OF Norfolk, Va,
and Robert, OF Mexico.
MRS. MARY FADER.
Mrs Mary Fader. the wife OF Gott-
lieb Fader. OF Newark, Del, died Fri
day evening last, at her home in that
town, at the age of 50 years. Her
husband who is a cousin to Charles
Qucck, OF Elkton, survives her with
eleven ch ldren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon. and interment made in
Head OF Christiana Cemetery
JULIAN JUERGENS.
Julian, the iour-year old son OF Mr.
and Mrs George Jucrgens. died at the
home OF his parents, at Scotland Point
near Elkton, Tuesday morning, from
spinal meningitis, follow ng severe
attack OF pneumonia.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, and inter
mcnt was made in the Elkton Catholic
Cemetery
HARLAN LOCKARD.
Harlan. tile iour-ycar old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Amor ockard, died last
Saturday ght from pneumonia, at
the home oi his parents in Cherry