The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-03
OBITUARY
,,;s. Lucy E. Lee.

Miss Lucy, E. Lee, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Thomas Lee. died y ssa ras
at the Virginia Hospital. ohe "as
SHE The funeral viii take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the resi-
dence. 1901 Beverly stree.
Miss Dalnee T. Glenn. after an III.
ness of a few days. died yesterday a.
the Retreat for the SICK. ne .og par
was taken to the cI Iesraen 1903 Grove
| brother John r. Glenn io'1
Ay The funeral wni1 take place today
! at noon from Holy Trinity Chure ii
! The interment Will be made PriHdtei9
| John GofiiGon.
| 1special to The Times-Dispatch.l
| Cape Charles, Va. March 2.M ,s II,
Gottigon. aged sixty-nine years, aleu o.
his late home here fson TINS wh aieb t he had
been suffering for some years: M;
Gofiigon was appointed collector o.
customs by President Taft one month
/ He was born near Cape Charles. NO
Ivember %, 1870, and was educated IN
Hampton Military Academy and the
University of virginia. He e,,,, was S,yl
ing served throughout the entire war war
as a private in Company f, Nineteenth
Virginia Battalion. He was captuIecu
1855, and held prisoner until naa
Of the war he lived two years years
in Baltimore. where he entered the
ment as clerk in the Lighthouse
Department in 1869. He was collector
of customs for the District OF cherry.
stone from 1890 until 1894 haT1 n r pev,'
! Which Office he held until his last
! appointment He is survived by a
.. widow and seven children, who are ar
Mrs. Carl Hedric, Williamsport. ia Ia.
J ,
Miss Laura Goftigon. Washingtoni ~, -,
9 C.: Miss Gofiigon. Cape Charles; John
!. Gofligon, Jr., Norfolk: stetson =. ao ION,
onancock, Va He was charter mem
. her of Masonic Lod IL Evergreen; NO
los. Cape Charles. and Epsilon Chap.
s ter of Delta Psi Fraternity. class OF
6s. University of Virginia:. :,
= The funeral arrangements will be
I made later.
! John S. Draper. 80,
Y Especial TO The Times-plspatch.l
v Charlottesville. Va, March s.-,Iolr1
S. Draper. a well-known Confederate
! veteran. died at 1870 o'clock this m morn
X ing at the home OF his son. W. ~
q long illness, in the eighty-third year
st the grave several years ago. Sin'
: children survive. seven sons and I've
on B g. p Dsaper Of q mSn
- NJ. Draper of stony Point: Miss Lizzie
Draper of Richmond; T. H.. 7. w. ant
c. G. Draper, of Charlottesville. ant
w. Is. Draper of Proftitt. he als'
Ls, one sister. Mrs. R. l. Davis 9
Mrs. Joshua Moore.
Especial to The Tilnes-Dispatchl
!. Chatham. Va, March 2.-Mrs. JoShui
Moore died at the home OF her nus
I band about four miles from this town
| Saturday evening, after short illness
: Mrs. Moore was about thtrty-one year
old. and before her marriage was MIS-
Besides her husband, she IS survive
Y. by her father, mother. five sisters, AM
two brothers. Interment was MADE II
the family cemetery Monday after
noon.
Henry G. Hinton.
Especial to The Times pispatchl
d. Suffolk, Va, March o.--Henry T. Hln
" ton, siXty-two years old, former Con
is federate veteran. died last night. On
r. of Mr.. Hinton's brothers fought on tn
IN Union side. and once they met on tn
,s same battlefield. Three OF his son
ia We're in the SpanisheAmerican war, on
losing his life in the service.
!, Henry Haynle.
Especial to The Times-pi spatch,l
= Wadesboro, n. c., March a-Hehr
= Haynie, ono of the Oldest citizens Q
y the county, a farmer and business ma
of Wadesboro, died this morning a
Wis country home Of pneumonia. M
Haynie was over seventy years or
He )iped Mira ,o,has eouthd of WadeS