The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-01
DIR. WILLIAM c. KARsNER.


DIR. William c. Karsner, a pron.i-
nent physician OF lower Cecil and long
resident OF Chesapeake City, died ON
Sunday, at his home in that town, OF
heart trouble, i'll the Soth year of his
age. He was born at Brick Meeting
House, now Calvert whence his father,
Daniel A. karsner, removed in I84u.
to Chesapeake City, where he was for
upwards o feighteen years collector
for the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal
Company. Dr. Karsner attended
school at Elkton, Chesapeake City and
Hopewell Pa, Academy He began
the study OF medicine under Drs. Tyn-
dali ard Trites, at Chesapeake City,
and later entered Jefferson College,
Philadelphia. from which he was grad
uated in 1853. He located in Kent
county, later al Warwick and finally
in Chesapeake City, where he practiced
continuously. save for three years dur
ing the Civil War, when he was an
assistant surgeon in the Governments
service al Newark, n. J. He was an
ardent and active Democrat Cover
nor Brown appointed him Weigher
Genera, OF Grain He was several
times Mayor OF Chesapeake City, and
was member OF Cecil Lodge A. F. &
a. Nj. His wife, who was Miss Sarah
I. Bouchel!e. survives him with
daughter, Elsie, wife OF Richard S.
Wallis. Cashier o fthe National Bank
of Chesapeake City His funeral was
held on Wednesday with interment in
Bethel Cemetery. Pivot.
MRS. JOHN S. SETTLE.
Mrs Alice Settle, wife OF John S.
Settle. ,ormerly OF Leeds. this county.
died at her home in Baltimore. on
Saturday last, OF cerebral thrombosis,
aged seventy-one yeats. She is sur
vlved by her husband, three sons, John
5. Jr., OF Denver. Col. DIR. George M.
and w. Booth. Esq. OF Baltimore. by
three daughters. Mary H. and Sarah
NJ, OF Baltimore, and Mrs. Robert M.
HutchlSon, OF Philadelphia. and bv tIv.
grandchildren.
Her funeral was held on Tuesday
from her late residence 2435 Maryland
avenue, the ser ices being conducted
by Rev, William H. Carroll, OF West
Arlington. assisted by Rev. Charles
L. Mead of First M. F. Church. In
terment at Wcod'awn Genet, ry.
MRS. JOHN H. JORDAN.
Mrs Lidie Davidson Jordan, wife OF
john H. Jordan, and youngest daugn.
ter OF John r. Davidson, OF This sec
ton, died at her husbands home, near
Milford Cross Roads. Del, on We'd
neSday, aged 81 years. Her husband,
two young sons. her parents and a
sister, Mrs. Howard P Williams, SUR
vive her. Her funeral was held yes
terday from the home OF Mrs. Will
liamS, near Elkton, with interment in
Be.hel Cemetery, Pivot.
MRS.CYNTHIA NJ. CUNNINGHAM
Mrs. Cynthia Cunningham died at
the home OF her son, William Gun
nlngham, in the Glasgow section, on
Monday, aged 50 years Her funeral
was held on Thursday with intermenr
IN the M. E. Cemetery at Christiana.
Two sons and four daughters. one of
whom is Mrs. William P. Dean. of
Elkton, survive her. "
MICHAEL DUFFY.
Michael Duffy died very suddenly at
his home at Rock Run port Deposit)
ea.iy Tuesday morning, from lung
trouble Since the first OF the year he
had been working in Philadelphia. He
came home sick on March the 2Ist.
Funera' servi es were he'd on Thurs
!ay morning at the Catholic Church,
Port Deposit and interment was made
i'll Havre de Grace He is survived by
a widow and six children.
NATHAN MARBLE.
Nathan MARBLE died at his home near
Pleasant Hill, on Thursday aftern ocn,
March 80. He was Is years OF age.
and is survived by several children.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his funeral which will be hMd
from his late residence tomorrow (Sun-
day. afternoon at ? O'Clock.