The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
OBITUARY
Funeral Of Major Howard.

The funeral OF Major B. f. Howard
will take place tomorrow afternoon
Church. Services. both at the church
land at the grave. will be conducted by
the Rev. r. A. Goodwin. rector OF st.
Johns.
coniederate Veterans, has been order
ed to be at the camp In uniform by
3 o'clock to attend the funeral: Lieu
tenant command d. Clay J; Dr Gsr;
man. w. r. Moore. 4. N. Gill. George
Winfree. G. w. o. Farrar and c. H..
An escort of sixteen members OF
Itrlct-under the command OF Captain
George W. Epps, OF the Second Dis
| trict, will also be present. The officers
composing this detail had not been
decided upon last night
Funeral OF Mr.. Burton.
The funeral OF Mr.. r. G. Burton Will
take. place from his residence. 500 East
Leigh Street, this afternoon at
Quoted by the Rev. Dr.. G.. C.. Kelley.
pastor of the. Broad Street Methodist
Church.
The interment will be made in Aol-
Mrs. Gervns storrs.
Mrs. Virginia x. Storrs. the widow OF
Mr.. Gervas Storrs. died at the home
LOT her son. Mr.. William r. storrs. 1926
v
terday afternoon. Mrs storrs was feel
ing welIs yesterday morning. but sur
fered a stroke Of apoplexy about noon:
She leaves tW9 sons.Mr. SER, Gerva as
IN. storrs. of this city.
The funeral will be held from All
afternoon at 9 o'clock. The interment
will be private in Emmanuel Cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret E. Fuller.
Mrs. Margaret F.. Fuller. mother OF
the late w 6. Fuller, former chief OF
the Richmond Fire Department., y dead
Mill. in Hanover 0unty. She was
about eighty-hve years Of age. and
leaves two sons-Messrs. T. r. and Os-
valid Fuller.
The funeral will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Marearet steiEledcr.
Mrs. Margaret stelgeder. the wife
Ct ess g. ocoss her, d hee last No. "s e.
North Twenty-eighth Street.
She had been an Invalid for many
years. Her husband, two sons and
one daughter survive her.
Funeral arrangements Will be an
nounced later
Especial to The Times; plspateh.l.
;. cHEsTERFIELD e: H.. VA, April
fe e s soldier and me@be ~ Of dis
tnguished family. died at his home
near here this evening at 6.o'clock.
Mr. Taylor was q son OF George ray
liam county; sixty-nine years old, and
unmarried. Since the war. in which
he served with credit, he had led the
quiet life Of farmer, He is sur
Mrs Lucy IL Lee Of franklin. widow
OF Carter Lee, who was a brother OF
General Robert z. Lee. The other is
MI s4 nx1or WHY Tqrp be nn Of aof H Hoys
wood Saturday afternoon at o'clock
II, f. Wynkoop.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
WII1LIAMsBURG, VA, April 30.-H.
r. Wynkoor, fifty years old. an extern
sive coal and wood dealer, died yester-
Mr.. Wynkoop was born in Loudoun
county. but had lived here for many
E Eastern sas fef snsnesH' q
years ago, when he resigned to engage
In business. lie is survived BY
widow, who was Miss Florence Done
Mr.. Wynkoop was an Odd Fellow and
a member Of the Junior Order United
Msiha ae Both organ MAJ
at the Methodist Church this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
Especial to Tho Times pspatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA April 3.--Mr.
last evening at the residence Of his
sister Mrs. w, T. Washpund. in this
city. after an illness OF about two
weeks dnraton,, Mr.. Jones was twen-
Two other sisters and one brother, who
arc Mrs. William 3, Powell,j OF this
city. Mrs. Thomas Garrett, of Hanover
whoaTSesides near Ashland, Va.
The funeral took place at 4 O'clock
this AFTERNOON from, his lata residence. |