The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-06
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aptain Thomas y Aianls shy died
this morning at three O'Clock alt his
home in Mt. Lake Park after a sever.
a months lingering Illness. HIS III.
ness was the Indirect result OF an in.
Jury received while In the service OF
his country in the Civil war, having.
injured his leg IN such a manner as.
to render It useless. This time, now
ever, the injuries were in the right
t1imbeas a result Of too strenuous du-
ties owing to the uselessness Of the
other member.
For many weeks CAPT. aIaulsby had
been in a hopeless condition and his
death was not unexpected. His son.
Ed. Maulsby. had been with him the
greater part of the summer and a
niece. Miss Minnie Crawford, who mad
made her home with Capt Maulsby
for many years, was also present dur
ing his entire Illness
Capt. Maulsby had been a resident
of Falrmont the greater part of his
life and the news Of his death has
been received with the greatest re.
gret. He was prominent in G. "A. r.
circles and in nireugious circles as wen.
being r1ember Of the NJ. VI. church.
ssntl mad been also Identified with.
many movements for the goo Of his
town and country. s AZ
Deceased was born October rs,
4 s$2. at aTaulsby. Harrison county Just
over the hill from Gypsy When but a
smal boy he moved with his parents
small boy he move with his parents
fed until his removal To- Fatrntont on
septsI,sbe1 1851 8
Since that time he dSbeen a resi-
dent Of Fairnont with the exception.
of seven years q sSl / to 1881 which
he spent in uniontown, Pa Balti:
more, Md. and Trenton N. 8.
In the year 1858, on May 2gd. capt.
Ataulsby was united in marriage to
Miss Louisa NJ. swearingen. whose
death occurred about two years ago.
TO this union were born seven sons,
one of whom, Edward s; Maulsby, =.
Trenton, N, j., survives. The deceas-
ed sons are Charles Maulsby, died in,
1896; Augustus Frank, whose; condl.
Itton is unknown: Henry Leigh, anu
Thomas Carter Brent. whose deaths
occurred in 1864; Lawrence, who died
i in 1898, and Frederick Arthur, wao
died in infancy. s"aEi! ilTgF 4
In the year 1861. with the breaking
out Of the Civil war, Capt. Maulsby en-.
listed in the West Virginia infantry,
where he served ten months, when his
company was transferred to light ar.
tillery known as Maulsby's lrdepend:
'ent Battery of Virginia Light Artillery,
~. s. A. on June IL 1868, In an en-:
gasement with Rhodes Artillery, Ew..
lell Corps, c. s. "A, Capt. Maulsby was
shot in tneleft leg, which necessftated
his honorable discharge from the
army Since that time Capt. Maulsby,
has held positions Of trust with the.
government. being superintendent of.
Manufacture Of Revenue Stamp Paper
I'm East Pepperill, Mass, and also was
internal revenue collector for NUM-
Der Of years. For several years he
had been located at Martinsburg as
government store keeper at the Han
mis- Distillery After the death Of Mrs.
aIaulsby two years ago. Capt. Maulsby,
moved to Martinsburg, where ne had
resided since.
The remains win be brought mere
this evening on No. IS and taken al:
rectly to the NJ. E. church, where they
will lie in state until tomorrow after.
noon. A guard composed Of his.
comrades Of Maulsby's Battery will
guard the remains. On Wednesday at.
lternoon at&2:sO O'Clock funeral ser:
vices will be conducted at the church
and the remains will be inferred in
woodlawn Cemetery. Undertaken
Musgraye In charge.
Terrible Hunting Tragedy.
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