The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-19
OBITUARY
Thomas NJ. HnrwooI.

Thomas NJ. Harwood.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Lynchburg, Va. July 1s.-Thonlas NJ
HARDWOOD. aged sixty-nlne years. for
the city. died last night at the home
OF Mrs. John Spencer, 523 Harrison
street, after an illness which dates
back more than year. His death
was due 10 Brlghts disease and he had
been confined to his home for several
weeks
Mr.. Harwood was a native of War.
wick county. but he had lived here
was bookkeeper for the Norfolk and
Western at its repair shops on tho
Island yard here.
He was q member of the First Bap.
federate Veterans. Marshall Lodge. A
F. and =. NJ. and De AIolay Command.
cry, Knights Templar. He is survived
Isus an aoss % 1bs Of 81
During the Civil War Mr. Harwood was
a soldier. having served for time
in the old Richmond Blues. but after
wards he was transferred to War.
served to the close OF the war
Captain William Joxeph Sewers.
Especial to The Times-D!spatch.l
Crewe. Va, July 1s.-Captain VIII.
citizens of Crewe. died at his residence
on Tennessee Avenue yesterday morn
ing about 4 o'clock.
Captain Sewers was a native OF
vice OF the Norfolk and Western rail
way for more than half century. He
was for many years road master at
Crewe. and one OF the most popular
and efficient employees OF the com.
pany
When too old to work actively. ho
was retired by the railway company
on half 81 his former SALARY The com
sion up 10 his death.
Captain Sewers was one OF the
brightest Masons in Virginia. He held
q great many positions of honor in this
Lodge. No. 1913, for several terms: nigh
priest Of Tyrean Royal Arch Chapter,
no s, for several years, and prelate OF
oiivet Commandery. No. -. for more
master for this district for about five
years.
Captain Sewers was member OF the
Methodist Church of Crewe. He leaves
second marriage. He was twice mar
ried and leaves a large family OF sons
and daughters by his first marriage.
He was IN his seventy,hfth year;
the CreWe Cemetery by the Masonic
order.
Mrs. Mamie r.. Corniek.
Mrs. Mamie r. Cornick, wife OF Geo,
Quite iii for j some weeks at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Maud N. Mar
shall, in Philadelphia. died Sunday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, in that city.
Richmond for burial and the funeral
will take place from Clay-street NJ. e.
Church this afternoon al, O'Clock
She leaves husband. Geo G. Cornick.
Philadelphia. and Miss Mamie C. Cor.
nick: a sister, Mrs. Robert James, OF
this city. and brother. Charles E
Roper. OF Washington. Her only son.
buried a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Lou Dogan.
Especial % The Times DISPATCH.
Alexandria, Va. July 1S,-Mrs: Lou
three years old. died yesterday at her
home at Paradise farm, near Manas-
sas. One son and daughter survive
Her funeral took place at o'clock
THIS afternoon from her home.
Especial to Ihe Times-Dispatcl, ]
Alexandria, Va. July lS.-Luther
South Henry Street: His wife. three
sons and two daughters survive. He
was forty-nine years old and native
OF L9udoun county. For many years
Stephen Il. Kirby.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
Lynchburg, Va. July 1S.-Stephen
L. Kirby. q we'll known carpenter, died
South Lynchburg, after an illness OF
| two months. He was flfty-eight years
OF age and Is survived by his wife,
three sons, daughter and four broth
/ erS
Mrs. Matte Reynolds.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg, Va, July 1S.-Mrs. Mat.
tie Reynolds, aged fitty.eight years
died This morning at 4;so O'clock al
her home In West Lynchburg,
James Nj. Rocker.
Especial to The -Dispatch.1
Lynchburg.. Va, July lS.--James M
Booker. aged eighty years, for many
/ years a prominent merchant and to.
bacconist. died this afternoon Of apop,
lexy. He had been in declining health
for several years, but the end came
] suddenly. Flo retired from active life
years ago. Flo was member Of the
original board Of directors of the Flrs
National Bank. holding that position
4 at the time of his death. He was also
o member Of the board of the Lynch,
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