The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-29
4 OBITUARY


L stES. tsibNllG ' htht
Mrs. Claude H. Hamilton died on
Thursday afternoon at her homo, at
Louisville. Ky AS Miss l%.unelir Cheat
ham. her slrlhoud was spent in Rich
for her charming personality: She
was the daughter OF Mrs: Mollic =.
TAYLOR Eheathum and The late walter
lIlll Chcathnm. and besides her hus-
band and mother tho following sisters
ana brother survive herr; "rs, IL. L..
Morris. Misses Mary and .Aiciaidc
Cilcathsm and Waiter I'm Chcathnm.
Jr. Tho remains. accompanied hy her
husband ANA several members OF her
family. Will reach hero at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. The funeral took pieca
willie, and services will also he held Mt
the grave In Hollywood Cemetery at
half-past ? o'clock his afternoon.
Itev. Frank King.
cil hsSsG,a1 to re 9a. I'm SsrIi pas ss.Mnev.
Frank King. who resided n few miles
south of here. III Patrick county. died
a few days ago. and shortly after his
death his vile also died. Rev. Mr..
King was Il preacher Of the Quaker
Church.
Mrs. sidney II. Chapman.
Especial TO The Times Dispntch.]
Winchester, Va. April 2S.-Mrs. Sid
ncy Howard Chapman. widow OF John
from ambush while in front OF his
store at Slanesvillc, w. Va, three years
ago. died al her home here. aged sixty
-four. years. One son aud one brother
Mrs. Sue J. i,isdon.
Especial TO The Times Dispatclh.1
chari"tieSyillc. Va, ApriI sS;.Mrs;
residence OF Judge r.. n. IS. Duke. Jr.
She was tho daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Ilaslier, Of Mount Holly.
y; !. and the widow OF Or: william NJ.
years rhc had resided here with her
niece. Mrs. T.. r. w. Duke. Jr. The
funeral and interment Will take place
In Mount HOLLY, N. j.
Mrn. \. -. stephens.
Especial TO The 1imcs-Dispatch.l
charlottesville, Va, April eS.-Mrs. y.
l. stephens. mother OF Airs. y. S. Yam
home AZ Middleton. NJ the advanced
ngc OF eighty-cight. The remains were
brought 10 this city last evening, and
removed this morning to narbours-
villc, Orange county. where the inter
incnt took nlacc to-day Three dauSh-
Mrs. i! o.. henderson.
Especial 10 The Timcs-DispatcI,1
charlottesville, Il April e8.-NIrs. a,
O Henderson. aged eiEhty-eiEht the
oldest resident OF North Garden. this
ot her daughter. Mrs. Mary ]. Price.
She was 81 daughter of Tarlcton Brown:
Of Browns Cove. near Crozct. and had
resided IN ~Albemarlc all of her life.
-Four children survivc-Charlos Hen
dcrson, Of Washington. D.. c.; Mrs.
Forbish. of stanton; Mrs. Mayo. OF
Greenwood, and Mrs. Price. of NORTH
Garden.
i, Is. Titzcr.
Especial tot1'hc Times Dispatch
C~ovingtOn. Va. April 2S.-J. y. Pit
"cr. aged scvcnty-three, n wcll-known
and highly-respcctcd citizen Of this
place, died very suddenly hero last
night. lie was a Confederate soldier.
having entered tho service as n cavalry
man from Botctourt county. and served
through, the entire war. One brother
ana ono sister and four children sur
vive him
j.. W. Kccton.
Especial to The Times7Dispatch.l
nanville, Va. April 2S.--Nftcr an i'll
| moss or several months duration, J. w.
1<ccton. died at. his home here to-day.
aged hfty-scvcn years. He was born
in Halifax county, but came to this
city about twenty-five years ago. lie
| was one OF the organizers of Cabcll
| street Memorial Methodist Thurch, one
| OF the largest churches in the city. Be
sides his wife he is survived .bly the
following children: Mrs. J. Il. ScruEg.
| Mrs. r.. II. AnGltn, Mrs. r. j. Cook ana
Miss Frcda lSceton; o sister. Mrs. David
Wehry: two brothers. G.. W. Kccton.
of Norfolk, and r. NJ. Kceton. of this
city. Tile funeral will be conducted
from cabcli Street Methodist Church
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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