The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-30
OBITUARY
Funeral of John G. Williams.

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Orange. Va. September 2s.-The fu-
yesterday in the family lot in Graham
Cemetery. The services were con
Quoted BY the Rev. John S. Hans
borough and Rev. Robert s Carter in
st. Thomass Episcopal Church, oil
which Mr., Williams had long been Q
member. vcstryman- and senior warden
Floral tributes were sent by the vestry
Of the church. the directors Of tj
institution he was president the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Confederate Veterans and others. From
IL o'clock noon to L. NJ. all business
houses were closed. and throng oil
people from this and the adjoining
counties crowded the church and from
1t followed the body to its final rest.
ing place.
Judge. George S. shackelford con.
vened the Circuit Court in the fore
noon at the call Of the Orange ba,
memory OF Mr. Williams. and com.
mIttee was appointed to draft resolu-
lions. composed OF W. w. Scott, Judg.
James w. Morton and Captain PhiliI
r. Barbour.
widow. who was Catherine Mural
Willis. of Wood Park. Orange. and
five children as follows: Sallie Innies
Gloucester: LewIg catlett Williams
Kate Burwell Williams. who married
L. Victor Williams, of Richmond; Miss
Mary Page Williams. and John G. VIII
liams, Jr.. OF Orange. and four sisters
Mrs. Mary Blair Leigh. of Richmond
Mrs. Mildred Booton, Madison: Miss
Alice Clayton Williams. orange. and
Mrs. Porter ID. Caldwell. Richmond
Mrs. James BillinEsley.
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Fredericksburg. Va September 90
Mrs. James Billingsley, of King George
county. died YESTERDAY at her home
by her husband and several children
Ernest l.. Williams.
Bowling Green, Va. September 90
in the Thirty-ninth year of his age
at the residence of his father, j. j.
Williams, near Milford. after an Ill
parents, he is survived by one brother
Wayland 3. Williams, and one sister
Miss Jennie Williams.
George A. Turner.
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Suffolk. Va, September 2s.-George
a. Turner. a merchant. forty seven
years old, died at his home here thie
afternoon. a widow and two daugh.
Death OF Child.
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south Boston, Va. September %
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
Hewitt, died at the home OF her par
ents, in Durham, N c., this morning.
and the remains were brought here
this afternoon, where the interment
will be made. tomorrow Mrs. Hewitt
was. before her marriage, Miss Nora
Motley, daughter of r. r. Motley. OF
South Boston.
George II. Harlow.
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Alexandria. Va, September 29.-Fol-
lowing an attack of hemorrhage of the
brain George II. Harlow a retired
wholesale grocer, died shortly after 8
o'clock last night at his residence at
the age of seventy years.
Besides his wife. Mrs. Sallie a.
Harlow, he is survived by two chill
attorney, and Mrs. Sallie y. Weller,
wife OF Francis r. Weller, of Wash :.
ington. He also leaves two brothers
and two sisters. They are NJ. 3. Har-
low. of Muirkirk Md: John Harlow, OF
Alexandria; Mrs. Philip ]. Roche and
Miss Mary Harlow, both Of Washing
ton,
NE served in the Confederate army
during the war, being a member OF
Kemper's Battery.
A daughter of Mr.. Harlow. now Mrs.
Francis f. Weller. was married Oh
Thursday last at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, and Is now on tho high scar