The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-10
RECENT DEATHS
JESSE s. WILSON.

JESSE S. WILSON.
Jesse S. Wilson "a well-known stone
mason, for s.ortythrce years past a
resident Of Lewisvilie, died at his
home there last Friday, of heart trou-
Bile, aged go years. lie had been in
poor health for six years past, but was
taken seriously i'll only few days be-
fore his death. His wife, who was
Miss Mary Conoway, OF this county,
survives him with two sons, Amos +.
and Joseph W. wilson, and three
daughters, Mrs. Sarah L. Miller, OF
Lewisville, and Mrs. Mary E. Blest
and Mrs. Rebecca Beugless, OF Viii
mington, Del. His funeral was held
on Tuesday, with interment in St.
Johns Cemetery, LeMisville.
AUGUSTUS S. WOOLEY.
Augustus S. Wooley, native OF
Zion, this county and father of George
). Wooley, of Chesapeake City and
Judge Victor B. WoJley, OF Whining
ton, Del, died at Gainesville. Fla, on
Wednesday evening, aged 72 years.
Mr.. Wooley served in a New York
cavalry regiment during the Civil Mar
and later engaged in the manufacture
OF fertilizers at Seaford, Del, and
Gainesville, lFa, His wife, Mrs. Caro-
line c. Wooley, three daughters, Miss
Florence Wooley and Mrs. Z. C..
Campbell, oi Elkton, Mrs. S. E. New
man, OF Centreville, Md, and his two
SONS survive him.
WILLIAM H. EWING.
William II. Ewing, venerable resi-
dent of the Blake section, died early
on Sunday morning, OF general debil-
ity, aged 81 years. His wife died sew
eral years ago. Four sons, J. Wesley.
George R. and Joseph B., OF Blake,
Rev. Harvey w. Ewing, OF Worcester,
Mass, daughter, Mrs. Lille Kirk OF
Lombard, brother, Elias Ewing, of
Blake, seventeen grandchildren and
fourteen great-grandchildre surcive
him. His funeral was held on Wednes-
day, with services i'll St. Johns Church,
Lewisville, and intcrment in the adj
joining cemetery.
ORION II. LAMAR.
Orion H. Lamar. who removed to
North East from Charlestown, about
year ago, died on December I, Of
consumption, aged 81 years. He leaves
widow and seven children, the old
est "a years oi age He was mem
Der qf the Kaights OF he G4lden
Eagle and of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Relief Association. His funeral
was held on Monday, with interment
in the NJ. +. Cemetery, at Charles
town.
MRS. L. L. Nj. BARBER.
Mrs. Ella Shippers Barber, widow
Of Lewis L. NJ Barber, died suddenly
on Wednesday evening, aged o2 years
She was on her way to James Shorts
store, in -Elkton, when she was
attacked with heart trouble and died
while resting at his home. Her fun
eral will be held rom her home on
East High street, tomorrow afternoon
at hali-past two O'Clock, with inter
ment in Elkton Cemetery.
MRS. MARGARET MOORE.
Mrs. Margarc tMoorc. wife OF John
T. Moore, died on Tuesday, OF stom-
ach trouble, after lingering illness.
She is survived by her husband and
three daughters-.-Mrs. Scott Deibert,
Mrs. Jacob Wills IN and Miss Molle
Moore. Services were held ycster-
day afternoon at O'Clock, at her late
residence on High street Interment
was made at the Elkton Cemetery.
CECIL c. BIDDLE.
Cecil c. Biddle, a brother OF Thomas
d. Biddle, Of Elkton, died on Mon
day, at his home in Wilmington aged
SO years He was a former resident
OF this county and married a Miss
Young, of Chesapeake City, who died
some years ago. Several children sur
vive him. His funeral was held on
| Thursday, with interment in Bethel
Cemetery, Pivot.
MRS. AMY A. RILEY.
Mrs. Amy a. Riley, mother OF Mrs.
Ella Mace, OF Rising Sun, and widow
OF Frank Riley, OF Oak Hill, died at
J Hopewell, Chester county, last Fri
| day, OF apOpleXy, aged % years In
! termcnt was made on Tuesday in the
I Friends Burial Ground. at Penn Hill.
! MRS. MARGARET P. TVANS.
Mrs. Margaret P. Evans, sister OF
! Mrs. William Schouler, pf Elkton,
where she was quite well-known as a
frequent visitor and was highly es-
! tcemed, died after prolonged ill
ness, in Los Angeles, Cal, on Novem-
Der rs. Two daughters survive her.
MISS LOUISA cox.
Miss Louisa Cox died at the resi-
dence OF Alfred G. Cox, i'll Middle
town, Sunday morning after pro-
! longed illness. She had long been an
active member Of bethesda M f.