The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-30
result Of the third stroke OF paraly-
sis Interment Wednesday In Clare.

sis. Interment "Wednesday In Clare-
mont.
Mr.. Frederick came to Virginia from
New York eighteen years ago, and
purchased a large farm on Chipoax
Creek He was veteran Of the Civil
War in Pennsylvania company and
was among the Saiders who swept
Surry county. being In the engagement
when opposed by the famous Surry
Cavalry at what Is now Spring Grove.
He leaves two sons and one daughter.
John w. Shepherd
Especial to The Times DIspatch.1
BUCHANAN. VA, May 29.-John W.
Shepherd. sheriff of Botetourt county,
died suddenly last night of heart fail
ure. He was riding horseback within
a quarter ola mile Of his home, when
he was seen to fall from his horse by
persons passing. He expired before
assistance could be rendered.
Mr.. Shepherd was about sixty years
of age. and was a very popular man.
He was elected sheriff last fall by an
Overwhelming majority, prior to this
time he was a commissioner OF reve-
nue..
Mr.. Shepherd is survived by his wife.
three sons and three daughters.
Miss Mary Berkely.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
AMELIA, VA, May 29.-The death OF
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late p =. Bcrkely. for many years rec
tor of Raleigh Parish, occurred on Mon
day. and she was buried on Wednes-
4 day at Grub Hill Church. Miss Berkely
4 was paraiyzed several weeks ago. from
! which there was no recovery. She was
4 a woman of most estimable character
and influence. and will be greatly
missed She Is survived by her bro
Messrs. Carter N. and Julian P. Berk-
/ ely of this county. and also sisters Nv
ting In Richmond and in Pennsylvania.
Archie NJ. Pom,lexter.
sPoTsYLvAN1A. VA. May 2s.---Ad-
vices received here eLnounce the death
of Mr.. Archie NJ. PoindeNter. of Ohio.
j on Tuesday last. Mr.. Poindexter was
4 IA native of Virginia. and left here after
i the war of 1S61-'65. and lived for
1 some years In Western Maryland, where
The married, and subsequently moved
Ito Ohio, where he engaged in farming
-Itill his death. He was siXty-three
years old. served in the Confederate
army. and leaves widow and three
children.
Mrs. C. a. I<cEcbcin.
rSnecal to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, May 29.--Mrs. Annie NJ.
Kegebein Wife of Charles G. Bebe-
/, bein. residing at No. 5a6 Church Street,
I died early this morning, following
brief illness. She was in her sixty
/ min tn year. lie is survived z Dy Tour
| sons-Chief Johh II. Kegebein, of the
( Fire Departments Alderman John j.
Kegebein. Charles #. Kegebein, Jr.,
| and George w. X gebein. and her hus-
| band. She was devoted Christian
woman The funeral will occur Sun
! day afternoon from the Cumberland
4, Street Methodist Church.
Mrs. Martha A. Fields.
Special to The Times Dispntch.l
| LYNCHBURG, VA, May 29.-Mrs.
Martha a. Fields, aged seventy-hve.
one of the best known residents of the
Burton's Creek neighborhood, died
/ Thursday night at her home after
long illness of a complication of trou-
4 bles. She is survived by q son. Mr..
Ealbert Z. Fields, and a daughter, Mrs.
i Caswel Miles both of whom reside At
I Burton's Creek.
Mrs. John H. Pickett.
I, TSpecialto The Times Dispatch @
Il IVANEIOE, VA. May 29--Mrs. Susie
! Pickett. wife of DR.. John n. Pickett
and woman universally beloved. died
4 Thursday night She was q Miss New
man. of Marion. Va, and was thirty
j, eight years old. Besides her husband
4 she leaves three children--Iva, Eugene
and Ben Hur.
Mrs. Pickett had not been we'll since
I January. but her condition was not
a thought to be serious until within
thirty-six hours of her death.
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