The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-30

inhrmitles Of age at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Katie Mettee, iu Balti-
more on Thursday evening. He is sur.
vived by two daughters and six sons.
The funeral took place from the home of
his daughter on Monday morning, when
the remains were taken to Hopewell
Cemetery. Cecil county, for interment.
MISS MILDRED WEBB.
Miss Mildred Webb, the eishte.n.year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Webb, If Baltimore, died of ty phoid fever
at the home of her parents on Tuesday
and was buried on Wednesday William.
their only son aged about fourteen years
Is III with the same dread disease. Mrs.
Webb's maiden name was Hollie Kilgore
of near Fishel's Mill, in Upper Hartford.
She belonged for some years to the corps
of public school teachers of Hartford and
her many friends here deeply sympathize
with her In her bereavment.
WILLIAM II. LYNCH.
MIR. William H. Lynch, Of near Jarretts.
vile. dicd sarly Thursday morning of
heart failure, aged 76 Years. MIR. Lynch
had been in failing health for some time
and his death was not unexpected, but
when his daughter entered his room early
in the morning she discovered thathe had
died about an hour before. His funeral
will take place on Saturday morning un.
der the auspices Of the Knights of Py thias,
of which organization he was member:
interment in the Jarrettsville Cemetery.
He is survived by the following children:
Mr.. Alfred Lynch, Mrs. John W. Taylor
and Mrs. ]. Isaac Slade. of Hartford: MIR.
William Il. Lynch. Mrs Daniel Thomas
and Mis- Charles Hooper. Of Baltimore
county, and Mr.. Charles h. Lynch, OF
Baltimore city.
WILLIAM u. HARTLRsoN.
Mr.. William d. Bartleson, one OF the
best known and most successful farmers
II Hartford died at his home at Upper
Cross Roads on last Thursday afternoon.
aged seventy five years. lie had been in
Iailing health for some time and his death
was not unexpected. About ten years
,go he sold his highly titled farm n'aI
his placr to Mr.. p. r. Collier, of New
ork. lie 10 survived by his widow who
was Miss Twining, one son, William
!. Barteson, Jr,, and two daughters,
Miss Martha Il. Curry, OF Upper Cross
Roads and Mrs. Annie b. Beckord, of
Baltimore. His funeral took place from
lis late residence on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. McNeal officiating. The pail bear.
RS were Messrs. William A. Harlan.
larry Preston, Harry Ashton, G. J.
Nee omas. {. Ellsworth Scarf and Chas
iurton, Interment at Fallston Friends
Meeting House.
MRS. ANNA NJ. HOLLAND.
Mrs Anna NJ. Holland. formerly Of
Hartford, died at her home In Baltimore
IN Tuesday Of last week. aged 81 years.
Be- ides her husband. J. W. Holland, she
caves three daughters. Mrs. Ida M.
Mrs. Alice Kuhn and Miss
lila Holland. and two sons, Messrs.
Melvin and Willard Holland, Services
we're conducted in Baltimore by her pas
or, Rev. Frank Isaac. Mrs. Holland was
n early lite of ordinary size. but about
hirty years ago she contracted Elephan-
iasis and in spite of the best medical
treatment she gradually grew larger until
Ter size had increased fourfold, and she
weighed $50 pounds. II bscamr neces.
'ary to construct n special cisket to en-
'ase the remains. it's dimensions being six
Get Ia length. thirty inches In width and
hree times AZ deep as an ordinary casket.
The remains were brought to Hartford On
Thursday and inferred in Mt Tabor
Rcys. Isaac and Burdctte oiii'
Eating The pail bearers were Messrs.
+. Is. Grafton. Charles Grafton, John
Pyle, Herman Pyle. James Herman and
:. A. Grafton Dean and son were the
MRS. MARY MCCoRMICk.
Mrs. Mary ]. Mccormick, widow of
he late James NJ Mccormick, died Of the
niirmi,iss OF aye at the home OF her
Mrs. John d. Worthington. on
asst Thursday evening, aged NJ years
and 7 days. She was the daughter Il
The late Robert W. Holland and Eliza
Bond Holland, and had spent all of her
life in the vicinity Of her birth She leaves
three sons, Norvnl M. Mccormick, T.
Mccormick and J. Lawrence
Nee ormick; and two daughters. Mrs.
Elijah, III McC. Finney and Mrs, Therese
MEG Warrington Her funeral took
place from her late home on Saturday
Rev. William +. Pinney off,
stating. the interment being at Rock
Spring cemetery. The pall bearers were
her rrphews !. Edwin Webster, Harry
Robert W. Holland, Horace
Buarman and Drs John M. T. Finney
and Thomas Mccormick. Small 81
Mrs. Mccormick WAS always
noted for her remarkable activity Of both
mind aud body. and for her executive
ability, which was shown In thousands
If good deeds during her long and event.
Iul life. Strong Ia her convictions,
positive in character, she never hesitattd
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