The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-04-14
THE DEATH RECORD.
REV. ]. B. SHOUP.

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Lutherans, died at Fitzgerald, Ga,
last Friday after a years illness of
complication of diseases. Rev. Shoup
was Y years of age. Born in Ohio he
was educated for the ministry but
about the time he entered into active
work theswar between the States broke
out and he enlisted on the side of the
Union and was assigned to a Pennsyl-
vania battery of heavy artillery. The
campaign carried him virtually all over
the south and east and at the close of
hOstilities his command was at Fortress
Monroe where he was retained a year
or more in the service. While at Fort
ress Monroe it fell to Mr. Shoup's lot
to personally guard jefferson Davis
while he was a Federal prisoner at that
point. Mr.. Shoup, until recently, was
engaged in the ministry at Bittinger
this county, going to the South last fall
and had planned to return here this
summer. He will be missed by hun
dreds of people in Garrett county and
elsewhere. A more extended notice of
Mr.. Shoup's history will be published
in later issue of this paper.
MRS. MARY E. CARNEY
Mrs. Mary E, wife of Mr. Michael
J. Carney, of Oakland, died at her home
here last Thursday evening after an i'll
ness of a few hours of organic heart dis
ease. The deceased lady was the eldest
daughter of James Treacy, of near
Skipnish. She was born in Ireland and
came to this country in 1884. On April
8, 1896, she was married to Mr. Carney
at St. Peters Catholic church IN Oak
land. She is survived by her husband,
five small children, her father, two
brothers, Messrs. Owen and James p.
Treacy, of Oakland. and three sisters.
The funeral of the deceased lady took
place Saturday morning from the Cath
Ole church, being conducted by Rev.
James E. Cornell, with interment in
the cemetery here. Mrs. Carney was a
most estimabie woman and leaves be
sides ber i,,r,adio+o for,;I,, o ,orce.o ON.
cIa of friends
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MIS- Maria Il. ooiaroeau dled IN fhlI-
delphia on Tuesday, April 9Th, aged Y
years. AS resident OF oakland Tor
many years she VIII De recalled by some
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SISTER u Dr' l. H. barIletI' 0he was
married III VIe IsIaiiu Oh Guadaloupe ana
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children survive = son Ernest Collar
deau. and a daughter Caroline Collar
dean and two sisters Mrs Ct FaIiv
Colardeau widow of the la+a mr. &
Feliy Colardaan tba first Msvor If
Oakland. and Miss Touisa RarrIatt
both residents Of Southern France
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"eiiloei VI me FANNY VI MI l. H.
hepiiei' Vi o"N'aiiu were III receipt Oh
u '',e ue"'ii u MI hepher son.
on Saturday. The deceased had heDn
working in that city for a number of
months and had intended to move his
family there about June from a point in
Pennsylvania, where they are at pres
ent residing. The deceased was about
fifty years of age and leaves his wife
and number Of children, nearly all of
whom are grown.
RAYMOND NELSON CTFARy
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Clearv died at tho homo of bic narap+e
at the Weber farm, near Oakland, yes
terday afternoon at |. 10 O'Clock after
an illness of several weeks. The little
boy was an interesting child and was
dearly loved by all The funeral will oc
cur today with interment at Deer Fark
where the remains will be buried bv the
side of younger brother who died but