The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-04-01
DEATH RECORD.

ROBERT CAMPBELL.


Mr.. Robert Campbell, aged Il years.
a well known and highly respected resi-
dent of kitzmiller, died at his home at
that place on Monday morning after an
illness of six months. Death.sswas due
to bright disease. Mr.. Campbell was
borne in Scotland in 1888 and came to
this country while yet young. The
Campbell family settled at Pompey
Smash, now Vale Summit, where they
lived for number of years, moving
from there to place near Westernport
where they conducted a farm. At the
outbreak Of the Civil War Mr.. Camp
bell enlisted in the Federal army and
served with honor distinction until the
close of the war. After being honora-
bly, discharged from the Union army
Mr.. Campbell went into West Virginia
and followed the occupationj of coal
miner in the vicinity of Blaine He
was married in 1868 to Miss, Malinda
Davis, who survives HIM. together with
four sons and four daughters as follows:
Messrs. James, Benjamin. Robert and
Joseph Campbell all living near Blaine,
and Mrs. Albert Lee, Mrs. Mary Rhodes,
Mrs. Maggie Bray and Miss Alice
Campbell, who also live in Blaine. He
is also survived by two brothers and
seven sisters as follows: Hon. James
Campbell, Deputy Surveyor of the Port
of Baltimore, and Mr.. Joseph Campbell.
living somewhere in Pennsylvania; Mrs
Margaret Elliott, of Arizona; Mrs. Belle
Sullivan, of Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Kate
Crooks, of Baltimore; Mrs Ellen John
son, of Keyser, w. Va; Mrs. Annie
Tonry, of Westernport; Mrs. :.ssSarah
Somerville. Of Homecoming, and. Mrs.
Harriet Cunningham, lwhose present
whereabouts are unknown, but who is
believed to be living in Pennsylvania.
The funeral took place on Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock, under the aus
pieces of Hiram Lodge, A. F. and A.
M, of which deceased was a member.
He was also member of the Western
port Lodge of Odd Fellows. Interment
was made in private burial ground
near Blaine.
MRS. CHARLOTTE WHITE.
Mrs. Charlotte White, widow of the
late Benjamin White, died last Satur-
day at the residence of her son. Mr.. S.
K. White. in Grafton, w. Va. at an
advanced age. and on Monday the re-
mains were shipped from Grafton to
Mountain Lake Park, whence they
were conveyed to the family burying
ground near the White church and in
tered. The funeral party was accom-
panied from Grafton by Rev. l.. S.
Grose, of the West Main Street NJ. f.
church, of which the deceased lady was
a member Her husband died a num-
Der of years ago and was buried in the
White cemetery.
MRS. BRIDGET KERENS.
Died, at Rowlesburg, w. Va. Tues
day night, very suddenly, Mrs. Bridget
Kerens, aged eighty-five years, of Alta
mont, this county. Mrs. Kerens was
the widow of the late Michael Kerens,
of Altamont, and on last Saturday went
to Rowlesburg to pay relatives short
visit, when she was taken ill her death
resulting. She was an aunt of Mr.. J.
M Stanton, of Oakland, who went to
Rowlesburg Yesterday afternoon to su-
perintend the funeral arrangements.
The remains of Mrs. Kerhns will be
taken to Altamont tomorrow and on
Friday her funeral will occur, probably
from the Catholic church in Oakland.
of which the deceased was member.
She leaves no immediate family.