The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-07-23
RECENT DEATHS
EDWARD KELLY.

the 10Th year OF his age. after several
months illness from stomach trouble.
Funeral services were held on Thurs
day morning at II o'clock, at The resi-
dence OF his son-in-law George P. Tay-
lor, Akin, with whom he had made his
home for several years. Interment
was made in Asbury M. E. Cemetery.
The deceased is survived bs two sons,
John and Thomas Kelly, and one
daughter, Mrs. Isadora Taylor, wife OF
George P. Taylor, all residents OF All
kin, also one brother, Samuel Kelly,
and one sister. Mrs Cecilia Davis, two
grand-daughters, Miss Ethel Taylor
and Miss Naomi Kelly. Of Akin, and
one grandson, Harry Kelly. noz asso-
ciated with the Cambria Steel Co., at
Johnstown, Pa. in the Engineering
department.
Mr.. Kelly had been man OF ex-
ceptionally good health nearly all his
life. A loyal husband and father, quiet,
unassuming OF manner, OF genial dis
position and unquestionable integrity,
and who INTO know was to admire. An
active and useful man with always
willing heart to execute in most
worthy and capable manner any duties
with which he was entrusted, and his
passing from among us leaves few of
his age and type in this community to
whom we can turn for counsel.
MERRITT S. McNAMEE.
Former Judge of the Orphans Court
Merritt S. McNamee. died at his home
near Rock Springs, on Wednesday of
paralysis, aged "a years. He was
stricken on Tuesday morning and died
the next morning He was formerly
a school teacher and was widelv known
and hiehly esteemed His wife and a
daughter survive him. His funeral will
be held to-day at I, p M, with inter
ment in the Friends Burial Ground at
West Nottingham.
FREDERICK R. ALLEN.
Frederick R. Allen died at his home,
near Calvert, on Saturday morning,
aged 40 years. He had been i'll since
December, but about three weeks ago
was attacked with pneumonia which
terminated fatally His wife, who was
Miss Hannah Griffith, daughter of Job
Griffith, OF Calvert, survives him with
four young children His funeral was
held on Tuesday. with interment in
Rosebank Cemetery
WAYNE MOSTELLER.
Wayne Mosteller, native OF FIRE.
mont, Pa. but Of late wears resident
OF Rowlsndville, died at his home
there last Thursday, OF general debil-
ity, aged 72 years. Seven children
survive him. His funeral was held on
Sunday with services conducted by Rev.
w. c. Mcknight. pastor of Noting
ham, Pa, Presbyterian Church, and
interment in the sdpoining cemetery.
WILLIAM CLARK.
William Clark died early on Thurs
day morning, after a prolonged illness
at the home of his son, Frank Clark,
on Stockton street, aged 7o years. He
was brother of James T. Clark, for
merly of this section, now of Will
mington. Three sons and four daugh-
tiers survive him. His funeral will be
held at p. m. tomorrow with inter
ment in Christiana, Del
MRS. ALICE MORGAN.
Mrs. Alice Reynolds Mo gan, widow
of Dunbar Morgan, died on Wednes-
day at the home of her grandson, w.
Avery Morgan, on East High street,
of paralysis, aged 7o years. Two sons,
Edward and Major John A. Morgan,
survive her. Her funeral will be held
at 2 p. m. to-day, with services at the
house and interment in Elkton Gene
terry.
SAMUEL. SUTHERLAND.
Samuel Sutherland. member of
Company E.. Purnell Legion. during
the Civil War, died early Thursday
morning at his home in Rising Sun, OF
consumption, aged IS years. His
sister, Mrs Mary Shade, OF Rising
Sun, survives him His funeral will be
held at ? p. m, to-day with intcrment
in the Friends Burial Ground, at
West Nottingham.
ALBURTUS TRIMBLE.
Alburtus Trimble. well-known resi-
dent of the Conowirigo section, died at
his home last Friday night, OF con-
sumption, aged IS years He had been
seemingly improving of late but the
change for the better was brief. His
wife and five children survive him. His
funeral was he'd on Tuesday with in
terment at Pleasant Grove, Lancaster
county.
JAMES T. MAXWELL.
James T. Maxwell a widely known
undertaken, OF Newark, Del, died at
his home there on Sunday night, aged
70 years. His wife and two sons II
Clarence, of Newark. and Harry of
New London, survive him His fun
eral was held on Thursday.
MRS. ORA NEWTON.
The funera lof .1rs Ora Newton,
wife of Thomas Newton, was held from
his home in Middletown. last Thurs
day, with nterment in Cecilton Gene
terry. She died on the previous Tues
day. after prolonged illness. aged 50
years.
JOHN CANNON.
John Cannon. of Elkton, died at
Cherry Hill on We inesday, aged
about O. years. Several hildren sur
vive him. His funeral WAS held yes
terday. with interment in Elkton Gene
MISS MINERVA BROWN.
Miss Minerva Brown, daughter of
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, died at Rock
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