The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-01-02
THE DEATH RECORD.

Herman.-Capt Emanuel Herman, well
known citizen, died suddenly at lilo A. NJ. on
Friday. LIST instant, at his home in Lutherville,
from an attack of nephritis. Capt. Herman
was native of York county, Pa, aud at the
breaking out of the Civil War he enlisted in the
Union army as private, but soon rose to the
rank of captain. He removed to Maryland in
1877 and for nearly twenty years was superin-
tendent of the Sheppard Asylum farm, near
Towson. When he gave up that position he
removed to Lutherville and not being regularly
engaged in any business, devoted most of his
time to the management of the Ashland prop
erty, of which he was part owner. Capt. Her
man was a director of the Towson National
Bank and was always recognized as clear
headed and safe business man. His sudden
death was a great shock to the community.
Capt. Herman's wife, who was daughter OF
Daniel Weiser, a prominent York merchant
in his day, died some years ago. He survived
by one son and two daughters-Mr. Emanuel
W. Herman, well known young member of
the bar Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, wife of DR..
H. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood, and Mrs.
Grace Wier, wife of Mr. Robert E. Wier. Mrs.
Wier is critically i'll at this time at her resi-
dence in Lutherville. The funeral of Capt.
Herman will take place from his late residence
at lis P. M. on Sunday, Sd inst. lnterment
(private) in Govanstown Presbyterian Gene
terry.
Luttgerding.-Mrs. Margaret A. Luttger-
ding, widow of Henry G. Luttgerding, one of
the leading citizens of the I'd district IN his day.
died at her home at North Branch, on Satur.
day last, from a stroke of paralysis, aged 70
years She was a daughter of the late George
R. Haywarth and was born at Elllcott City.
She is survived by two sons and five daughters.
They are Messrs Albert l.. and d. y. Luttger-
ding and Mrs. William Lee, of North Branch;
Mrs. Frederick Kershaw, of Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs. Charles Melville, of Oakland, Md, and
Misses Anna and Jennie Luttgerding. The tu-
neral took place at 10 A. NJ on tuesday at the
late home of the deceased. The services were
conducted by Rev. B. +. Devries, pastor of Mt.
Vernon NJ E. Church, assisted by Rev. Will
liam E. Curley. senior pastor of Baltimore Cir
cult. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. The
palI-b were Messrs. James Golibart, Cor
nelius Constantine, B. John Black, G. Herbert
Bower, Lloyd M. Randall and j. Isaac Hol-
brook. The funeral was largely attended.
Hunt-Mr. John P. Hunt brother of MIR.
William G. Hunt, of Towson. died in Fillmore
county, Nebraska, on Christmas day, OF tuber-
culosis of the throat aged 29years. Mr.. Hunt
was son of the late William Hunt, OF My
Lady's Manor, Baltimore county. he had
been living in the West for upwards of SIX years
and was engaged in farming. Besides Mr.. VIII
liam G. Hunt of ToWson, be is survived by
another brother-Mr. Samuel M. Hunt, of Ne
braska His remains were brought to Towson
on Tuesday and were buried from the residence
of his brother on Friday, Revs. Thomas Il.
Copes and H. f. Wright conducting the service.
Interment at Clynmalira M. E. Church, 10th
district. John Burns Sons had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Ensor.-Mr. John c. Ensor, who was ma
tive of Ensors Manor, Baltimore county,
died at his home in Baltimore city, on
Monday last, aged 81 years. When q years OF
age Mr.. Ensor went 10 Baltimore and few
years later entered the employ OF the b. q y:
Railroad Company in which he continued
Sc years, when he retired. The wife OF Mr..
Ensor was daughter of the late William Dun
can, of the 9Th district. They had ten children
eight of whom are living. The remains were
inferred at Black Rock Baptist Church on
Wednesday, Rev. ]. II. Rowe conducting the
funeral services.
Gordon.-Mrs. Matilda Gordon, wife of Mr..
William Gordon, of Randallstown, died sud-
denly on Tuesday last while sitting IN her
chair, aged rs years. Besides her husband she
is survived by two sons, two daughters, sixteen
granQCnllQren ana Twelve great SIahuShAiutoh
The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. H. H. Henry, of the Presbyterian Church,
conducting the services. Interment in Mt.
Olive Cemetery.
Fryfogle.-Mr. William H Fryfogle, well
known resident of the I'd district, died on
Thursday of last week, after long illness aged
6S years. The funeral took place on Sunday
and the interment was in Mount olive
Cemetery.