The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
Mrs. snllic A. richardson.

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N'''N Mrs. snlIic A. Ricl,nrdson.
Mrs. sallie A. Richardson died yes
terday morning in her home, NO. 4o4
Illness of two weeks. Her husband
was killed In the war. She leaves two
sisters who live in Norfolk. The W.
neral will take place to-day at u
o'clock, and the burial VIII be IN Hol-
lywood.
Mr.. Thomas N. o'Ileeffe, fifty eight
years old. one of the best known print
sra in the city; died in his home nItsrd No.
was Miss Josie Kelley, of Church
Hill. survives him. He was brother
of Mrs. George T; Burgess, Of Calves slE
New York. Mr.. oKeeffe was for a
number of years employed as compos..
itor in the office of the Richmond
State. He was u member of the Rich
mond Typographical Union, No. 90.
G. II. Brnnsford.
| Mr. C. II. Bransford, Waterman,
employed in the Atlantic Coast Line
Eiitia Hospital. He lived at No. 5i9
take place this afternoon from st. An
drews Church. The burial will be in
Hollywood.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Holt;
LYNCHBURG. VA. February 20
Mrs. Elizabeth +. Holt, widow of Jo-
siah w. Holt, a former we'll known
business man Of Lynchburg. died this d.
morning at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. ". II. Hester. at Martlnsviile.
Mrs. Holt had been In declining health
for a year or more Some me, time. ago
Sns Sy ha gr aI wps
fatal this morning. The end was not
unexpected to the family.
The funeral services. will take place
morrow morning in .Martinsville. and
the remains will be brought here on
the afternoon Norfolk and Western
train for burial The interment will
be at the presbyterian Cemetery i'm
The deceased was a native of Bed.
ford county and was eighty years of
age. She was q Miss Bradford, a we'll
her marriage to Mr.. Holt. she was
the mother of twelve children, nine OF
whom survive her. In addition to the
children there are surviving forty-one
children. Mrs. Holt, while a resident
here, was a member of the old Cabeli
Street Presbyterian Church, where she
was revered by all who knew her;
came here to live in 1855. residing on
Daniels Hill for many years. The sur.
viving. children are W; +. Holt; of
hyneIhburgn b NJ Holt. I. OF IL M araansa
M SHFo' j. T. 8. Thomas M nor Of a Appomastox
county,. Mrs. Alice Morgan, of Blue,
field, w. Va; Mrs. J. w. Powell. of
Knoxville. Tenn; Mrs John ". Reig-
nor. of Roanoke. and Mrs. William II.
Hester, of Martinsville.
james Madison Wcllmnn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER, VA, February 25.--
Intelligence received here to-day of
the death of James Madison Wellmainl
known resident OF Winchester. He
was seventy-two years old and served
in New Hampshire regiment during
the Civil War. He leaves a widow
OF Winchester. son and daughter.
Miss Rose Il. HnInes.
Miss Rose 3. Haines. while teaching
capon Bridge was VAS
heart disease shortly after reaching
home. She was twenty-one years old
and leaves her mother. Mrs. Drucilla
Eaines; three brothers and six sisters.
Miss Evn EdmondsOn.
tspecnl TO The Times plspatch.l
STAUNTON. VA. February 25-
Miss Eva Edmondson. youngest child
of Colonel L. L. Edmondson, died to-
day after a short illness.
Mrs. l.. Branl,am.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
25.--Mrs. L. Branham, well known
aged lady. of Madison county, died
suddenly at the home of her son,
Samuel Branham, Thursday. She is
survived by three sons.
II. d. PARROT.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February
o5.--R B. PARROT, of Madison county.
died few days ago at the good old
age of ninety-eigh wears He Is SUR
vived by five children.
William barton.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
25.-William Barton a Federal veteran,
who was badly wounded during the
Civil War, and pensioner, died at MS
home her this evening, aged sixty
eight.
Jacob N. Hull.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
MONTERREY, VA, February 25.-This
community was shocked to hear Of the
sudden death yesterday of Mr.. Jacob
N. Hull, respected former citizen of
tho Vanderpool neiShborhood, three
at an early hour and went out to feed
his stock. Returning soon he said he
was sick, and asked members OF his
family to assist him to bed. In ten
was a strong. vigorous man of sixty
four years, and was in his usual health
after the nights rest. He was the
father of large family-siN boys and
five gtrls-one OF whom, Mrs Ida Berry.
resides in Rockingham county. and two
others in the Far West. His father
Mr.. Harvey Hull, and three brothers
also survive him. Mr. Hull was Con-
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