The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-31
RECENT DEATHS
JAMES W. wooLMAN.

james W. Nbpinlan ,tle wei KNOWN
wgtchriah er. who conducted a repair
shop on North street, died suddenly
1t his hcme On East Hich street Sun
dly evening. from heart failure. He
had been in rather moor health for
some time past. but was apparently
quite well on SUNDAY until stricken
by the attack which caused his death
within hail an hour
Mr.. Woolman was formerly OF Trcn-
ton. \. J., but had been a resident OF
Elkton ,or the past twenty years. He
was iorty.nine years OF age, and was
liked by all who knew him. He was a
member OF Mattah0on Tribe, Imp o..
r. NJ and Washington Camp. p. o.
s .oi A. He is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Bertha Major. OF North
East. and four small children.
The funeral was held Thursday at
tcrnoon at O'Clock, with interment
al the Elkton Cemetery.
MRS. MARY WOOD.
Mrs. Mar Wood. aged 73 years.
died Tuesday at the home oi Web
sicr Brown. near Ca.vert. Md She
was the widow OF the late William
Wood and was daughter oi Robert
McMullen All oi her life was spent
in this immediate vicinity Her death
was due to general debility, having
been ailing Tor some time One daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ada Magraw. survives her.
Funeral services were held from the
NJ. t. Church at Calvert. on Friday
morning at c'cvcn o'clock. lntyrment
in Rose Bank Cemetery.
II. B. ALEXANDER.
Hugh Benton Alexander, a former
merchant oi Wilmington. Del, was
found dead in bed at his home At
Blake. Cecil county, on Tuesday morn
ing death resulting from neuralgia
ui the heart. Deceased was - years
IT age and twice married, his first
wiic bong Miss Anderson, his
second wife was Mis-, Margaret VII
kin,1n. o., Lombard The funeral will
take place TODAY at - 90 with inter
mcu' at Sharp, Cemetery.
MRS. LYDIA A. LAKE
Mr,. Lydia \. Lake, after a ,cw
day, illness OF pneumonia, died on
December 10th, at the home ni her
laughter. Mr., I. H. BucEalcw. IN
Wilmington. Del. in her 2Sth year.
She was the widow OF the late Frank
lin ". Lake, OF Cecil county who
died 81 years ago. Two da shtcrs
sursvc rcr--Mrs BCcka.eW AZ Mrs.
II. !. %. son, OF East Nottingham.
intcrmcnt p, in Rose Bank Gene
terry.
MRS MARY \. HAMILTON
Mrs. Mary Naudain Hamilton,
widow oi DR.. William \. Hamilton,
ut Odessa, Del, and daughtcc OF
the late Arnold Naudaiu died at the
home ui her granddaughter, Mrs. a.
H. Giles. IN Washington. -. {, on
Sunday aged % years. Her funeral
was held on Wednesday with inter-
men, in Old Drawer Cemetery.
CALEB MENDENHALL.
Caleb Mcndcnhall. a former resident
OF the Sixth district. this county. died
on Sunday last AT the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Amos Cooper, III
Phllaiclphia Funeral services were
he'd in the NJ +. Church. Rising Sun,
on ur,day. with intcrmcnt a, Brook
view Cemetery. The widow and three
son, and three daughters survive.
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS.
George W Williams. one Of the best
known aud highly esteemed residents
,i Newark. died on Monday at the
hom, pi hi, sou-in.law. J. +, Wilson,
IN ,he, town ON Monday, aged -
years lli, funeral vas held on lhurs-
lay nilh intrrmcut in White Clay
CrrcN Cemetery
JOHN NECK.
J J.hn Neck. formerly OF Philadelphia.
but ipr twenty years past a ,aruer OF
the Rlythcdalc section, died last