The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-04
RECENT DEATHS
SAMUEL HURLOCK

Samuel Hurlock, for the last rs
years resident OF the First district.
died Sunday morning at his home,
near Cecilton, in the goth year OF his
age. He was born on what is now
known as The ST. Clements Church
Farm near Masseys, Kent county,
and resided in that community con-
tinuously excepting the last rs years
OF his life, which were spent in Cecil
county. He was son OF Samuel
Hurlock and Sarah Semans Hurlock,
and out OF large family OF children
by them was the sole survivor. He
is survived by one son, Clarence 5.
Hurlock, OF near Masseys. Mr.. Hur-
lock was an extensive agriculturalist
and at the time OF his death was
possessed OF upwards OF three thous-
and acres OF fertile land situated in
Cecil, Kent and Queen Annes coun-
ties. He was man OF sterling III
tegrity and OF retiring disposition,
one who believed in deeds, not words,
and while slow to iorm friendships,
yet when once formed they were al
ways lasting. His remains were con-
veyed from his late residence on last
Thursday to St. Clements Church, at
MaSseys, where services were held.
with interment in the adjoining Gene
terry.
JAMES +. SHALLCROSS.
James L. Shallcross, a prominent
farmer and widely known resident OF
Mddletown, died at his home there,
last Thursday OF congestion OF the
lungs, in the o4th year OF his age. He
served in the Legislature for the term
OF ISo7-I9oo and as member OF the
State Board OF Agriculture. He was
greatly Interested in scientific farm
ing and lfurthered all movements for
its promotion. He was a genial and
kindly man and had a wide circle OF
friends. His wife, who was Miss
Mary Z. Nandergrft, daughter OF
Wilson +. Nandegriit, survives him
with three sons, James T., Jr., Eugene
and Edwin. and three daughters, Mrs.
BaSSett Ferguson, and the Misses Es-
ther and Helen Shallcross. His fun
eral which was largely attended, was
held from his home on Monday, with
interment i'll Old Drawers Gene
terry.
MRS. JOHN NJ. TERRELL.
Mrs Eliza J. Terrell, widow OF John
NJ. Terrell, died on Wednesday alter
noon at her home on West High ST.,
alter several months illness. Mrs.
Terrell was daughter OF the late
David Ward, OF this neighborhood.
She was devoted to home duties and
Ia, h., t.,,,,ls oh
bors. Two sons, Daniel S. and Hen
ry W., and three daughters the Misses
Lydia NJ, Mary O. and Esther c.,
two step-sons, William NJ. and John
II. Terrell. and step daughter, Mrs,
| Thomas II. Lort, OF Denver, COL,
also one sister, Mrs. w. I. King
survive her Her funeral will be held
| at I o'clock this afternoon, with in
terment in Cherry Hill NJ. E. Gene
terry.
SAMUEL T. WHITE.
Samuel T. White veteran OF the
Civil War, died at his home at Jack
son, near Principle Furnace, on Sat-
urday morning last in the 7Ist year
of his age. The funeral took place
| on Tuesday lnterment at Principle
NJ. f. Cemetery The very high es-
TEEN in which Mr. White was held
was evidenced by the large attend
| ancc .oi relatives and friends from
various points and residents OF the
community in which he had so long
resided. He is survived by widow
| .wo sons and a daughter.
| HENRY d. KEEN.
| Henry d. Keen, a wel-known lar
| mer OF the Sixth district, whose seri-
Gus illness with paralysis was noted
| last week, died at his home near West
Nottingham last Friday evening, aged
| 73 years His wife, five sons. John
Milton, Adam, Daniel and Frank, and
three daughters, Mrs. William Nj. Full
ton, Mrs. Luther Hindman and Miss
| Abbe Keen, survive him. His iun-
eral was held on Tuesday with inter
ment at West Nottingham.
THEODORE BROWN.
Theodore Brown, youngest son Of
the late Thomas and Elizabeth Brown
oi this county, died on Wednesday al
| Providence Hospital, Washington, d
c., OF typhoid lever, aged 54 years
His early life was spent in this coun-
ty, where heb was born December s
1857 Later he removed to Washing
ton, where his funeral will be held
this morning from his residence, 49,
c street S. f. Interment will bt
made today at Calvert.
CHARLES II. PETERS.
Charles II. Peters, barber and
matchmaker, residing i'll 'Cecilton, dice
Sunday morning OF pneumonia, agec
43 years He was born i'll New Jer.
sey and was the son OF Charles J
Peters. He is survived bv his wife
and mother His funeral was held or
Tuesday afternoon from his residence
with intermcnt in Cecilton Cemetery
The services were under auspices o