The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
OBITUARY
Funeral of Dr Iv.,,.

Funeral of DR.. we,Iford
vii, he cnnd OF Or. John $. Wexford
hyterian Church at noon today. wiz
interment in Hollywood As n speci.i
Of ' Virrf %, resP 3; the Medical College
hours of the funeral and the fncultv
and students will attend. ''S
| Junius A. scott
| ArondnSS q. scott. OF this city. died
IN the twenty sixth year Of HE :" 80 ~
re I'm naa oeen III only a short while.
schools hoe was as ed, educated ate. in the public
College; a few months ago he wns
married to Miss Marie Harmon Of his this
| C ely, ana since that time had lived in
parents. four sist terxeG ny h naks VIC
seott Of Mrs i,,o &. H. Nuckols; Miss Eme
Soodwin. Of Luray-and the FOLLOWING
Drothers: w. y. Scott and a. \. Scott
of this city; w l. Scott. of Staunton
n C. ''" - scout OF Burlington.
The funeral will take place from tho
NONE nome al , East Cary Street this after
be conducted by Rev. r. Lacy uorc
D; D.; pastor of the First Bant1st
r. h1 q so OF Gharleston assisted BY Rev
OF this city. The intcrment Viii hc
| made in Hollywood
William A. War.
! oN;in -. War died yesterday
umlauf. 3o4 West Canal street. he f.
vas IN me eighty fourth year OF his
r re r. =; mnnnnncement OF the funeral ar
| rahgements VIII be made later
aIrs. George Duncan.
Mrs; mary a. Duncan. wife of George
duncan died Yesterday at her resi-
her husband and one daughter, Miss
lizzie Euoank Duncan, and a number
| or other relatives
I Tho l.
residence tomorrow morning at il
| 3'ciock. The interment will be made
In Oakwood.
| John Paulero died yesterday evening
! at his residence, 20l9 Ashland street
IN the seventy fifth year of his age.
announcement of the funeral will
| be made later.
ME-. Miss Mis- MarssFet VI. Hayes.
eS Marf Has5ita HayaS died the
morning. She leaves one sister
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
Mrs. Mary 4. Russian.
Onancock. Va. January 3.--Alrs. Mary
/! A Russian. wife OF Dr. y. T, D. Russian.
frfa dad Of a. Erenf ho in Moins
! Pungoteague. Saturday, aged sixty
eight years. Burial was made in ST.
/ parish. officiating. Her husband and
| two daughters, Misses Mary and Anna
survive.
| Mrs. Alice siIcott.
| Especial to The Times Dispatchl
! Alice silcott died at her home in
Bluemont on Tuesday last, aged hfty-
five years. She was the wife of John
w. Silcott. and a daughter of the
late Harmon and March Ann Lodge.
| william Hardy.
Special to The -Dispatch.l
=, heosburg.- Va. January William
his home here on Monday. aged about
siSty-tive years. lie is survived by his
wife and two sons Henry and Bently
buried In Union Cemetery on Tuesday
evening.
( Miss virginia ID. Hughes.
y Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
Leesburg. Va, January 3.--AIiss Nir-
Einia d. Hughes died at her home I'm
Hamilton on Saturday last from Apo
age. and is survived by two sisters
Mrs. John II. Alexander. of Leesburg.
and Miss Martha Rogers Hughes, OF
Mrs. Virginia Smith.
Special 20 The Times Dispatchl
/ Leesburg. Va, January 3.-Mrs Vir-
of Leesburs, died at her home in TINS
town on Saturday last from paralysis
aged seventy years she Is sur
of Washington: Mrs. Hattie Sampsell
( of California, and Miss Alice Smith,
/ of Leesburg.
Mrs. Henry WingGeId.
| Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
| fredericksburg. Va, January a.
News has been received here of the
death OF Mrs. Winglield. wife of Col
| onel Henry Winsheld. Of Hanover
| county. at her home near Hanover
| Courthouse. after lingering illness
! she was before her marriage Miss Car
RE Letitla Brown, of King George
county, and married Colonel Wing
field during the Civil War. She Is
survived by four daughters. three
sons and a number of grandchildren.
besides two sisters and three brothers.
She had extensive family connections
| In the Northern Neck of Virginia.
! Remains Taken to Baltimore
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
! Gloucester c.. H., Va, January B.
/ The remains of Joseph Mckee. son of
! Frederick Mckee. OF Baltimore, grand !.
| son of Joseph Mckee. of Hope .!aven.
/ Gloucester. We're taken to Bal
timorc to-day on the steamer Mobjack
| TO be inferred by the side OF his
| mother. Mrs. Frederick Mckee, inr
merly Miss Mamie Byrd Freeland