The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
RECENT DfA1HS
MRS. John NJ. MILLER.

MRS. JOHN NJ. MILLER.
Mrs Anna R. B. Foard Miller, widow
OF the late John NJ Miller, Esq. Of
Elkton, several times State Senator
from Ceci. died at the home of her
son, II A. Miller, 1901 Rodne-r street,
Wilmington, Del, early on Monday
morning. vi the 7Sth year OF her age
Mrs. Miller was sister of Samuel B.
Foard OF Elkton, and a niece OF the
late Governor John P. Cochran, Of
Delaware. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
their daughters removed to Whining
ton whe{e their eldest son, H. A. Mil
Ter was B. & O. K. r. station agent
and is now travelling passenger agent
Mr. Miller died several years ago.
Two sons, Henry A. and Alexander,
and two daughters. the Misses Alice
and Annette Miller, survive their par
ents Mrs. Miller's funeral was held
on Wednesday,, her remains reaching
here on the 1916 p. m. train Inter
ment was made in the family lot in the
Presbyterian Cemetery.
L. CURTIS CAMERON.
Lewis Curtis Cameron. a, prominent
farmer OF the Zion section, died at his
home there, after briei Illness with
pneumonia, on Saturday morning.
aged 50 years. When his father, the
late Hugh NJ Cameron, retired from
business, Curtis bought the homestead
aud resided there until his death He
married Miss India Kirk, who died
several years ago. A son, Merton
Cameron, of Georgia, daughter,
Miss Lillian, his mother and eight
tTothei'ss-Dir. Arthur Cameron, pf
Lincoln, Pa, DR.. George Cameron, Of
Philadelphia Norris, rof PerryMille,
Harry, OF Port Deposit, Andrew, OF
North East, John OF Wilmington,
Robert, on Pennington, and Hugh
Cameron, OF Blue Bail, survive him.
His funeral was held on Tuesday,
with interment in Rosebank Cemetery.
Calvert.
SAMUEL J. TAMMANY.
Samuel ]. Tammany, OF Havre de
a native OF this county died at the
Grace, veteran school teacher, and
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital in Baltimore. on Monday,
aged 70 years. He was about to ulr-
dergo an operation ior cataract and
contracted a cold and Iater pneu-
monia, which proved fatal Mr. Tam
many was principal of the Elkton and
Havrc dc Grace pubic schools i'll the
early seventies and taught in several
other schools He was member OF
the Masonic Order for a. years. \
son, Roman Tammany, of Lewcs, long
connected with the schools OF Della
ware, and two daughters, the Misses
Annie of Liberty Grove, this county,
and Laura b, teacher in the Havrc
de Grace schools, survive him. His
WILLIAM A. CRAWFORD.
William A. Crawford, native OF
the Glasgow, Del, section. died at his
home in Havre de Grace on Decem-
Der IS, OF complication OF diseases
aged IS years. His wife, who was
Miss Caroline Grant, of Charlestown
this county, two sons, w. W. and J
F. Crawford, two daughters, Mrs. Vic
tor Jackson and Mrs. 0. R. Curricr
all of HaNre dc Grace. three brothers
fifteen grandchildren, three great
grandchildren and three brothers sur.
vive him. His was the first death il
his own iamily. His funeral was held
on Sunday with interment in Ange
Hill Cemetery
CAPT. GEORGE J. TARBUTTON
Capt George J. Tarbutton, forme>
commander OF the steamer SasSairas
and long in the service OF the Tolches
ter line, died at his home in Balti
more, on Monday, OF heart trouble
aged so years. His wife, son anC
| two daughters survive him. lntermen
was made in Church Hill, Queer
Anne's county.
JOSEPH SPENCE.
Joseph Spence, we'll known in thc
! Chids section, died at his home OF
Tuesday, aged IS years. Two daugh
ters, Mrs, John Abel and Miss Eliza
BETH Spence survive him. His funcra
was hSld on Wednesday with inter
merit in Cherry Hill M. f. Cemetery
LEWIS R. BEDWELL.
Lewis r., the IL year old son o
| George Bedwell, recent tenant on tn
Moss farm in upper Elk Neck, die'
of mumps at his parents home OF
North Street, Elkton, on Saturday
His funeral was held on Tuesday witt
interment in Elkton Cemetery,
MRS. JOSEPH r. MILLER.
Mrs. Joseph r. Miller. a daughte
OF the late Robert Smith, OF Port De
post, died at her husbands home il
Philadelphia, on, December Is, age
u years. Her funeral was held OF
Monday with interment i'll Montros'
Cemetery.
MISS EVE ALEXANDER.
Miss Eve Alexander, a daughter o
the late J Fl. and Margaret AleXan
der, died last Thursday, December IS
at her home near Akin. Her funcra
was held on Saturday, with intermen
in ST. Marks Cemetery. near Perry
vile.
JOSHUA GREEN.
| Joshua Green, well known farme
| oi the Fourth district and veteran