The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-03-26
DEATHS
DR.. II. +. CLEMSON.

DR.. II. F. Clemson, a well-known
and popular physician OF Port Deposit
died at his home there on Monday
morning, of heart trouble, aged 81
years. lie was son OF the late O. P.
| Clemson, former proprietor of the
FELTON, House, Elkton. He was born
and raised here, and was graduated
from Delaware College. He later at
tended the University of Maryland
School of Medicine, and upon his
! graduation, located here. Some years
later he removed to Port Deposit
where hc established a large practice
! He had many friends here and else
where i'll the county, who deeply re-
gret his unrimcly death. His wife,
who was Miss May Oakford, his mo-
thcr and his half-sister. Mrs Frank X.
| Scott. OF Elkton. survive him. He was
member OF the Cecil County Medi-
cal Society and OF National Lodge l.
! Q. O. F., OF Elkton. His funeral was
held on Wednesday. his remains reach
ing here on the eco p. m. train. In
termcnt was made n Eikton Gene
terry
THOMAS V. CRANCROFT.
! The funeral OF Thomas Veazey Cray
croft. who died at his residence 4osI
Locust street, Philadelphia on March
IS, was held last Friday, with inter
ment in the burial ground OF the Yea
zey family at Cherry Grove" in the
First district. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. A. Coale, Rector
, of St Stephens Church. Earleville.
; The pail bearers were Messrs. w. II.
Dcshane. .. J. and l.. w. Davis. w. r..
Clark. II. 5. Duhamcl. Frank f. Viii
lIamS. August and Lewis Pascault.
WILLIAM I. HARLAN.
William T. Harlan. iather of Hanes
Harlan, "f the Fair Hill section, died
At his home at Oak Il:Il. Lancaster
county. on Saturday. aged 'S2 Years.
Six oi hi, ni.,e children survive him.
lie was "A wellknown carpenter, and
during the Civil War lived in Chatta-
n"oga. iCnn.. where he witnessed
many stirring events. His funeral was
held on tuesday. with nterment in
Eastland Friends Burial Ground.
MRS. JOHN HAWLEY.
The funeral OF Mrs Elvira Hawley.
wife OF John Hawlcy, oi the Zion sec
ton, was held last Friday. with inter
ment in Brandywine Cemetery Will
mington. Mrs. Hawley. who was the
last surviving child OF the late John
Cooper. a former owner OF the Gil
pins Rocks Mill, died at her home on
March 10, OF pneumonia, aged 81 years.
Tier husband and son, Herbert
tawey, survive her.
MRS. SUSAN S. CLARK.
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan S. Clark
was held on Sunday with interment in
Cecilton Cemetery. For some time
past she had resided in Middletown,
where she died last Friday, aged 70
years She fell and broke her collar
bone about three weeks ago and did
not recover rom the shock
JOSEPH NJ. TIBBlTT.
Joseph M, Tibbitt. formerly of this
county, died at the home of his son,
W. J. Tibbtt, i'll Wilmington, on Sat
urday, aged 73 years. His funeral was
held on Monday evening. His re-
mains reached Elkton on Tuesday
morning for intcrmcnt in Bethel Gene
terry, Pivot.
MRS. DEBORAH MONEY.
Mrs. Deborah Money died on Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. S. T. Kimble
at Appleton. aged 50 years Her fun
cral was held on Thursday with inter
ment i'll ST. Johns Cemetery, Lewis
vile
The Milk Producers Protective
Association was formed in Oxford on
Saturday with John M. Drennen presi-
dent, and Linford Webster, secretary,
aiming to secure and maintain fair
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