The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-09-05
THE DEATH RECORD.

Green.-Mrs. Sarah Royston Green. whose
illness was referred TO in THE UNION last week,
died on Sunday, at the home of her son, DR..
John 8. Green. in Long Green Valley. aged 76
years. She was the widow of Joshua X. Green,
who was a we'll known farmer in his day, and
is survived by two daughters and three sons
Mrs. r. 8. Clark, of Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. U: ].
Galbreath of Baltimore; DIR. j. s. Green, DR..
]. Royston Green, of Towson, and Mr.. Moses
l. Green. The funeral took place at Chestnut
Grove Church on wednesday and interment
was in the cemetery attached to the church.
Rev. Thomas s. Easson, former pastor, con-
Quoted the services. The pall-bearers were Rev.
AW. Price and Messrs Samuel NJ Rankin,
Jr, Charles W. Baldwin, Charles K. Burton,
Leonard Foard and ]. Morris Morrison The
attendance at the funeral was very large and
there were many beautiful floral tributes.
Pattison.-Mr. Thomas Taylor Pattison, son
of Mr.. Sam w. Pattison, Clerk ofthe Criminal
Court Baltimore, died on Monday night at the
City Hospital, as the result of an attack of ap-
pendicits. Mr.. Pattison was striker three days
before and was removed from the country
home of his father at Howardville to the hos
pital, where an operation was performed Sun
day afternoon. The disease had advanced so
far as to cause general peritonitis. MrP attlson
was q years of age and is survived by widow
and four children. He was well known
athlete and was associated in business with the
firm of Pattson & Gahan, auctioneers.
Slack.-Mrs. Martha r. Slack, aged II years,
one of the oldest residents of Arlington died
| last Sunday morning after a lingering illness
| of several months. She had resided at Airing
| ton 80 years and remembered when there were
| but few houses in that place. which was then
| called Hookstown. The house in which she
lived is said to be over 100 years old: She is
survived by her husband, Mr.. John w. Slack,
and four children, two sons M essrs. John ID.
and Frank M. Slack, both of Reisterstown) and
two daughters MRS. Joseph Harbour and Mrs.
s. E. Barnwell, of Philadelphia) and IL grand
children.
zimmerman.-Mr. Henry s. Zimmerman,
|. formerly a resident of the I'd district of this
dents dfs 81 bis hem yeleome by gas He
was II years of age and leaves family. The
funeral took place on Wednesday. Rev. E. G.
Gallaher, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
conducted the services assisted by several other
ministers. The interment was in Mount Olive
Cemetery near Randallstown. The pall-bear-
ers were Messrs. William E. Upton, B. F. Up
ton, G. Ellsworth Upton, Charles Puts, j. W.
Bowers and ]. p. Frank.
Ensor.-Mr. Luke Chilcoat Ensor, aged Sc
years, of Oak Orchard. near New Windsor,
| died last Monday. He had been an invalid
| for several months. Mr.. Ensor was born at
| Belfast Baltimore county, and was son of
| the late John B. Ensor and brother of Mr..
| John Chilcoat Ensor of Baltimore. and Mrs.
Edward ChiIcoat Ensor, of Oak Orchard. He
is survived by a widow. who was Mrs. Arch
ridge e. Gorsuch, and a daughter, Mrs. Leah
Barnes. Mr.. Ensor was a member of Black
Rock Primitive Baptist Church.
Shroyer-Mrs. Annie B. Shroyer widow
| of John Shroyer, of Dover. died on Wednesday
after long illness from paralysis aged 78 years.
She is survived by three sisters-Mrs. Charles
| M. Myers, of Ashland Mrs. Hattie Myers of
| Woodbury., and Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley, OF
Virginia-and four brothers, essrs. Emanuel,
| Aaron and Josias B. Shroyer, of Reisterstown,
and David B. Shroyer, of Woodbury. Mrs
Sbroyer was daughter ofthe late Josias Beck,
| of Owings' Mills.
Hutchins.-Mr. Carvile Hutchins, aged sc
years, died at his home in New Market, 18th
district, last Monday morning His death was
unexpected and he had been in daily attention
upon his business until the Friday before
| Saturday he was stricken with typhoid fever
! He is survived by a widow, two daughters,
Misses Bessie and Hazel Hutchins, and two
sons, Messrs. Richard and George Hutchins.
Wisner-Mr. Tyson Wisner, So years old
who lived near Butler, died last Sunday of in
firmities of age. His wife died several year!
| ago. He left several children. He lived near
| ~ all his life in that neighborhood.