The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11


burlington. n. c., November 10
Thos, F. McVey died at his home ten
miles south of Burlington yestet,nay
after a brief illness. funerai se -. 80,
were conducted to-day at SHOW E ..Nnt
and interment was made in the church
Mrs. Julia Deyer.
Especial to The Times pispatch.l
Julia Dever, widow of Jasper peyer'
near near Mil Gap, this county she was
about sixty-fve years OF age, and the
mother of a large family.
George X. Minor.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville, Va, November ~.
Upon his return home late yestaInsas
afternoon from the funeral OF his We.
long friend. Captain Lynn ,,l nc. g; r Goss,
day morning, George r. Minor. ono
OF the most prominent citizens OF Al
bemarls, and for many years mag
istrate of the stony Point section. ak
PRED suddenly, in the ty-s nst}xs
of Albemarle and at the opening OF
the civil War enlisted in the Abe
marie Light Horse. which was known
later, as Company X, second slrg ,n
ticpated in all the campaigns Of the
Army of Northern Virginia. Mr. Minor
married Miss sallie NJ. Carr. Of Kama
wha county. w. Va, who preceded him
E 81 ahe ch sfars a surviveHush Minor.
of Louisville. KY; Frank Minor. OF the
Southern Bell Telephone Company. with
HEADQUARTERS in North Carolina. refer
Minor Of Eastman as THIS eH2n amp
den Sidney College; Mrs. Robert Coles.
of Loudoun county and Misses Annie,
Sallie and Elizabeth Minor OF East
ham He also leaves one brother. pr.
and three sisters, Mrs. Patty L; GIL.
mer. of Alabama; Mrs John 3 Minor
and Miss Nellie N. Minor, OF Eastman.
Ira w. brooks.
Special to The rimes-Dispatch.i
Sutherland. Va, November 1o.-The
cath on Tuesday Of Ira W Brooks at
| his residence near this place removed
another brave old Confederate soldier.
Mr.. Brooks was eishty-tve years olo.
In ls47 he enlisted in the United
MIA He was assigned to work on
the first fort built at the Golden
Gate. After serving his time q en-,
listment he returned TO ms u, 90 old nome IN,
listed in the Confederate army ana
served under General Pickett. was
With him at Gettysburg. ana surren-
dered at AppomattoX. AZ the close
near this place. spending an active
LIFE on his farm He leaves wife
and four children.
John NJ. Thomas.
Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch.l
Louisa, Va, November lO.-John NJ.
Thomas died tonight at 9:45 o'clock
at his home here, aged elshty-ihree
years. He leaves his widow and J., SIN
children, as follows; William G.. Chas..
T.. and Emmett Thomas, of Rtchmond;
John NJ. Jr., OF Louisa; Mrs. John
Mccain and Mrs. p. L.. Nc cam, OF
Lynchburg,. and one brother, '!uaaan , y,
ters--Mrs. Victoria Bagby and Mrs
Sarah Tyler OF Bnnpass.
The funeral will be held at Chr1s-.
tian Church, Louisa, SATURDAY AFTER
noon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. sarah Aahby.
Especial to Tho Times plspatrnsl
Fredericksburg, Va. November ~. IL,
Mrs. Sarah Ashby, widow Of Jas. Ash =,
Stafford county of her son, James Ash
BY, division superintendent OF public
schools for Stafford and Spotsylyanla
counties at the advanced age OF elgn-.
ty-threo years She Is survived ~ Two
sons. James Ashby and Moncure ASH ASH,
BY She haa tor ,XSn eiars n1e chureN s
George n. Harris
Ispecial to me Times Dispatch u, Y
spotsyivania, VA, November lo,--
George II, Harris, son Of Wlll!am =.
and elizabeth Harris, died yesteraay
at his home near curiew' ~ eh rs
lis survived by his parents, TWO nroth-
crs and three sisters.
Mrs. Lillian EmhreS.
Especial to The Times-D ispntcf
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Noyeinbsr 10
Mrs, LILLIAN Embrey' 4, W!aoW o. smear saMnaW
al. do off VI lllneBS.i