The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
OBITUARY
samuel III. Mckinney.

Tspecial TO The Times-Dispatch-
LYME hburg. Va, January 20.--Sa-nuel
H Mckinney. one OF the oides. cit!-
zens OF LynchburS, a native OF a ls
city for sixty-nine years, died early
this morning at the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. D. NJ. Penick. 1904 Court
Street.
Mary Elizabeth Averett, OF Baltimore.
She died in 1876. He is survived by
four daughters and one son-Mrs. N.
l.. BouIdin, OF New York city; Mrs. +.
Y. Mckinney OF AppomaattsoIx OK. COUNTY Y !,
Penick. of this city. and c. a. Nc
kinney. of Washington D. C..
The remains will be taken to mor:..
row afternoon to Mountain View
the family. where the funeral SER
vices are to take place. The burial
will be at the family buryins grounds
Charles A1svyn Phillips.
Charles Alwyn Phillips. OF 2ao6 Park
Avenue. died at s:25 O'Clock last night,
in the thirty-eighth year of his age. He
was the son of General A. l. Phillips.
Hc is survived by his wife and three
children. For long time he was in
the contracting business with his faith
er, the firm being known as Phillips
g. Airport. Since his fathers death he
had been in the contracting business
for himself. The funeral announce
ment will be made later
Mrs. Helen Faulkner.
Danvillc. Va. January 2o.--Mrs.
Helen Faulkner, widow of John NJ.
Faulkner, of Halifax county, died here
this afternoon at the residence of her
son-in-law, w. III. Cobb, on Broad
street, following a short illness OF
pneumonia She is survived by elsht
children. as follows: Mrs. w. III. Cobb,
of Danville; Mrs. Richardson, OF
Gree ashore, N. c., Mrs. Percy Nowlin.
of Lynchburg; Mrs. Jacob Thomas, o.
Apex. N. c.. Miss Sallie Faulkner. OF
Halifax: Miss Mary Faulkner, OF Hall-
fax: Munford Faulkner and I. ~
Faulkner, OF Halifax. The remains
will be taken to Halifax county on
the 9:15 A. M. train Tomorrow. Where
the interment will be made IN inc o'd
family burying ground.
Captain Samuel y. simpson.
Front Royal, Va. January 2O.-Cap
tain Samuel ]. Simpson. retired tar-
mer, died last night from acute lncE
sestion before medical aid could DC
| rend cred, aged seventy-lve years
Captain Simpson served with dlstlhc-
ton during the Civil War, and was IN
com rnand of Company L, Seventh Vtr.
GINA Cavalry. during Jackson's and
st,art's campaigns In the Valley. Cap
tain simpson proved OF valuable ser.
! ,dce ia his superior officers on scout
dutv by his knowledge OF this section
~ the country. He Is survived by
three sons and four daughters.
W. w. Walker
JSpecialto The Times-D ispatch:l
Warsaw, Va. January Z, 2o.-W. "; ";
Walker Of tS 0ldh 3anrnnr at oeloeK
after an illness OF only a few days
~ nneumorlIa, aged eighty-three years
He is survived by his widow and
son. state Senator 6. nardlns M VA ona
Of Northumberlan,d , SouMM!y;M a1 Walkers Her
and Mrs Bette Walker, Of Montross
The interment will take place at his
late home, Poplar Plains on SaturaaS
|morning.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Nv. Mays, one of the best-known con-
ductors on the Southern Railway, died
this morning at his home, o. King
tanned a fall on the Ice while walking,
and gangrene set In, which caused
his death. besides his wife. one
daughter survives. The deceased was
Mrs. Christine Ilippcy.
Especial to The pisnatch,J I
Roanoke, Va. January 30,-.-Mrs,
Christine skeen ffippey, widow Of A.
q. I1ippey,, fora number Of Years gen;
|5Western Railway, died to-day after
la long Illness. eyed siNty-foul Years
ltShe leaves number Of children.
|among them beins W, y Hippey, Of
9KE'nnsrai Of FEY, n. Vi, 5I.eabettsr.
ISpecialt tn rha 'rimes-Dtspatch.l