The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-15
RECENT DEATHS
MRS. WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER

Mrs. William c. Alexander, wife OF
Rev. William c. Alexander, former
pastor of Forest Presbyterian Church,
Middletown, died at Galen Hall, At
lantic City, N. J.. last riday night. Her
remains were inferred in Easton. Pa,
her former home, on Monday. Dr.
Alexander lefr Middletown about 22
years ago, going to Matawan, N. J.,
and later to Washington, D. c. For
some years past he was stationed in
the West, recently resigning his pas
torate in Roswell. N. NJ, owing to fail
ing health. His son and a daughter
Bessie, have died since he left Middle
town, but second son. William, is
living in New Mexico
OLIVER B. LOGAN.
The funeral OF Oliver B. Logan. a
we'll known resident OF North East,
was held last Thursday with interment
in the NJ E. Cemetery. He died o;
apoplexy, on April 3, aged 72 years.
His wife died several months ago.
Four sons, William w. and Elwood
F., of North East, Stephen. OF Tren
ton. N. J., and Allen Kirk of Provi-
dence. this county and two daughters,
Mrs. Walter Henderson, OF Union, and
Miss Mary Logan, OF North East. sur
vive him. A brother, George H. Lo-
gan. OF. Conshohocken, Pa, tand three
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, OF Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Annie Alexander and
Mrs. Susan Pass, OF Bridgeport, Pa,
also survive him.
SAMUEL B. REALEY.
Samuel B. Realey, a son OF the late
Capt. William B, Realey, died on We'd
nesday at the home of his brother,
William H, Realey, in West Elkto1
OF consumption, aged "a years. For
several years he was located in Tower
CITY, Pa. and later in Philadelphia.
His health failing, he went for treat
ment to the Mt. Alto, Pa, sanatorium.
He was brought to his brothers home
here on April 1. His wife, one child,
his brother, and rhree sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Roach, Miss Jennie O. Realey,
Mrs. Kate McKeown and Mrs. Adobe
Ulary survive him. His funeral was
held yesterday. Interment was made
IN Tower City, Pa.
MRS. EDWARD McPIKE.
Mrs. Jane McPike, vie OF Edward
McPike, OF Newark, died suddenly at
her home on Tuesday morning after
being reused by an early fire alarm
Mrs. McPike, who was a native OF
England, was OF years of age. Her
ia a'her. John Roberts, lived for time
at Elk Mills. Her husband, a son,
Edward, of Perryvilie, daughter,
Miss Mary, and two sisters, Mrs. John
Gregg and Miss Maria Roberts, oi
Newark, survive her. Her funeral was
held yesterday with interment in the
M, E. Cemetery, Newark
CAPT. JOHN N. POPLAR.
The funeral of Capt. John N. Poplar
was held fro mthe home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clara Sphinx, on Green street
Havre de Grace, where he died last
rriaay, aged IS years. He was life
long resident of Havre de Grace and
was a noted ducker and fisherman
Two sons, William and Jesse D. and
daughter, Mrs. SPHINX, and four step
daughters, Mrs. F. c. Whitelock, OF
Barksdale. this county, Mrs. c. c
Bolts, OF Singer!y, Mrs. J. J. Taylor,
and Mrs Emma Charsha, OF Havre de
Grace, survive him
MRS. MARGARET R. MILLER.
Mrs. Margaret r. Miller. widow OF
John Miller, died at her home on East
Main streer, on Saturday, aged Sc
years. Two sons, Samuel C. and c.
Hamer Miller and two daughters Mrs.
ii. M, Larzalere and Miss Kate Miller
snrvive her, Her funeral was held on
Tuesday, with interment in ElktuG
Cemetery