The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary ne1l Glbboncy.

L- = M LNE.
AIRS. Mary Sell Gihboncv. s@cvcn;v.
iwo years old, widow Of Captain John
az az GyW2n1ney. confederate states Army.
morn miy5h &c, vai died yes,eraay
lo?l West Cary Street.
Mrs: G~ibboncy was Miss Matthews,
= beaitY and belle of Wytho county,
vcmbcr. 1850. lie died twcntv-nino
Years ngo. There were eight children.
,rye OF whom arc now livins-Mrs. T..
Gihboney, OF New York city; John and
Miss Louise Cihboney, OF Richmond,
Ntrs Gibboney also leaves one brother.
vivian Ma,thews. Or Oakland, Cal:
ander Matthew'S and Maria Pierce. and
granddaughter OF John T.. Matthews,
WHO WIS for ycnrs master commits
property on which to build st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Wythevilie. The fu-
neral OF Mrs. Gibboncy VIII take place
rom this memorial Of her grandfather
Burial will he In the church yard. The
body viii be to Wythcvillc to-
night.
Mrs. Povyhatan Nash,
Mrs. POwhatan Nash died at hcr
home. IL Fourth Avenue. Highland
Park. yesterday morning at2:I5 o'clock.
after IL lingering Illness OF tubcrculo-
sis. aged thirty-four years.
Mrs. Nash was very popular in The
northslde suburb, and WAS beloved rs
L large circle OF friends. She was an
active member Of st. Marks Episcopal
81 cheerful and consistent worker. Sh,.
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
i1aniei r; Jennings; OF Highland Park.
iter Iatner was stricken with pncu-
last Wednesday,.
BESIDES her husband. Mrs. Nash
leaves q. son, Clifton Tabor Nash, aged
ten years; q widowed mother. Mrs.
M nlllnt TLI on n i'm ss nf 80 Ti,rhI , ,y r , . ,J-.
n sister, Mrs. George ~. Jennings, of
Highland Park: and two brothers. IL. w.
jennings. or Norfolk. and w. II. Jcn-
ntngs. OF Portsmouth. Va.
Funeral services Will he held at st.
Marks Episcopal Church, First and
Clay Streets. this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Intermcnt Will be in River
view Cemetery.
Il. H.. CIenton
+. II. Cleaton, sevcnty-ninc years
old, died early yesterday morning AT
the soldiers Home. He was a native
throughout the civil War. lie was 1T
tachcd to Company T.. Thirteenth VIr-
GINA Cavalry. Before he entered the
home. Apfil is, 1924; ne wns employed
terday turned over to relatives in
Highland Park.
John Stcphcnson.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.J
Winchester, Va. January 22.-John
Stephenson, a prominent retired land
Of the Shenandoah Valley, died at his
home here to-day, following a brief
Stephenson, Frederick county. which
was named for his father, William
St%ephsnson: WHO same from County
formerly Miss Cornelia Mason, Of Fred
cricksburg. and a son. w. Roy stephen
son, OF. Winchester, survive. During
the Civil War he served In Company /,
Fifteenth Virginia Cavalry.
Miss Jane Norwood TiIiinEhast.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
I'ayettevillc. y: G.. January 22.-Miss
Jane Norwood Tillinghast. Of this city.
last night. after a long Illness. Miss
T~illingiast was a gifted and cultured
young woman OF versatile genius. She
ana his late wife. sophie Williams TIL
linghast. IN addition to her father,
she is survived by a sister and two
S Ss9t snd Ms ~. y I. T fi uhoPS; i f Jr' ri III &
this city. The funeral Will be held
to- morrow.
David simpson.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Chathanl, January 22.--David Simp-
son died suddenly of heart failure AT
his home in Plttsylvanin. near Sonans
Friday morning. Mr.. Simpson rose
early. and after attending the duties
d'odIii nc iIoNoC tdh luSl ScHttu uIlil-
self by the fire when he foil over and
expired In Il few seconds. He was
about fortyrtwo wears old. and Is sur
vivcd by an invalid wife and four chill
dren. tho oldest about fourteen wears
I%ntermcnt Will be near his home Satur.
day.
Mrs. Charles G.. Kenffs.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Chatham, Va. January 22--Nfrs
Keats, wife of Charles c.. Keats. died
ct tho home Of her husband, az Frank
lin Junction, Thursday. following a
short illness. Her death was uneX,
pected. She Is survived by her hns-
| hand and one child. an Infant OF q fcM