The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09
DEATHS
MRS. JOSEPH K. LEWIS.

OF Joseph X. Lewis. OF Walnut Valley,
| Fourth district, died ON Sunday, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan
iel Z. Weston, in Philadelphia, aged
o5 years. Mrs. Lewis had not been
in good health, and spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. David Mackey
in Oxford. Early last week she and
Mrs. Mackey left for Atlantic City,
but made stop at Mrs. Weston's
There Mrs. Lewis illness became
acute, and death resulted. Mrs. Lewis
| was a daughter of the late Walter
Armstrong, of the Fair Hill section.
She was a member OF Rock Presby-
terian Church, and life long resident
of the neighborhood. Two sons
| Norris, OF Pensacola, Fla, and Will
liam, OF Philadelphia, and two daughr
ters-Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Mackey,
survive her. Her funeral was held on
Thursday. her remains reaching Ok
ford on the morning train for inter
ment in Sharp's Cemetery.
MRS RACHEL CANTWELL.
Mrs. Rachel Cantwell died on Sun
day night at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louisa Shippers, in North
i@uol, uSSd ~ ySdiS. &hi Sdit"
| was daughter OF Jesse and Jane
Shippers, and was born near Union
Church, December 6, 1926. She was
John McCauley, and her second John
Cantwell OF her children Mrs. Sim
pers alone survives K. Day Cantwell
Mrs. J. Harvey Groves and William
Gilmour. OF Elkton, and his sisters,
the Misses Mary and Jennie Gilmour,
are grandchildren OF the deceased.
She was a lifelong member OF the
NJ. E. Church Her funeral was held
on Wednesday. with services con-
Quoted by Rev. Warren Burr, her pas
tor, and interment in the NJ +. Gene
terry, North East
| MRS. |. DAY CARTER.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Carter, widow OF
Israel Day Carter, and daughter OF
the late Norris Lewis. died on Satur-
day OF heart failure, at the home of
her son, Robert ID. Carter, IN East
Orange, N. J. Three sisters, Mrs.
| Mary l.. Mitchell, OF Elkton. Mrs. s.
| B. Russell, of West Chester. and Mrs.
V. X. Alexander, Of Lancaster, Pa.
two sons, Robert ID. and Charles L.
Garter, OF Singerly, and five daughters,
| Miss Annie Carter. Mrs. Mary Brown.
Mrs, Emily Patterson, Mrs. Daisy
| Haskell and Mrs Helen Fay, survive
her. Her remains were brought TO
her home, walnut Hill" near Sin
gerly, where her funeral was held on
Tuesday, with interment in Cherry
Hill NJ Z. Cemetery.
HERBERT DEAN.
Herbert Dean, a well-known resi-
dent OF the North East section, son
OF the late Israel X. Dean, who re
sided with his mother. on the home
place, which he iarmed, died suddenly
ON Wednesday morning. OF cerebral
| hmorrhage. On December Sth. last,
he married Miss Julia Hart, of Elk
Neck, who survives him He was sub
stitutc Tor Rural Delivery Carrier II.
r. Shippers His funeral will be held
this afternoon from his home, with in
termcnt in N.rth East NJ. Z. Gene
terry. Fellowship Lodge K. oi p. oi
which he wa sa member. will attend
the services.
MISS MARGARET McGUIGAN.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret Nc
Guigan daughter OF Charles McGui-
gan. ul Pilot. was held there on Tues
day, with interment in St Agnes
| Cemetery. Miss McGuigan was in
her 25th year She was a we'll known
teacher in the public schools, and was
to have been married to Mr.. Jeremiah
Murphy. when she was attacked with
consumption. to which she fell an
early victim. Her parents, four bro
theirs and three sisters mourn her loss.
MISS ANNIE NESBITT.
Miss Annie Nesbitt, daughter OF
the late Robert Nesbitt, OF the Colora
section. died recently in Texas, where
with her sister, Miss Eleanor, she
located some time ago. While en-
ploycd as trained nurse she con
tr&cted an infectious disease. of which
| she died. lntcrment was made iii
| Texas. Her sister and a brother
Oliver Nesbtt. OF Lancaster, Pa, sur
vlvc her.
MRS. w. NJ. VEACU.
Mrs Virginia c. Ncach. widow o,
William NJ. Ncach. formerly oi this
county. died at her home, IIIo Bar
clay street. Baltimore, on Sunday.
Shew as a Miss Reese, and sister oil
Mrs. Parker L. George. OF Elkton
Her funeral was held on Tuesday
with services at the NJ. F. Church here
and interment in Elkton Cemetery
HIRAM +. GILLESPIE.
Hiram r. Gillespie, a we'll known
resident OF the Seventh district, diet
at his home. near Liberty Grove, oil
Saturday, OF pneumonia. aged 90 years
His wife and three sons, one Rev. Er.
nest Gillespie. Of Wilmington, survive
him. His funeral was held on Tues.
day, with interment in West Noting
ham.
MRS, S, a. JEWELL.
Mrs. Gertrude Jewell, wife of Sam.
uel y. Jewell, formerly OF Elkton
died on Saturday at her home. I4c
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