The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
OBITUARY
Funeral of DIR. Brnnsford

The body OF DR.. John +. pransIorr.
VINO VINO died SATURDAY morning "a, his
nome near Bon Air. Chesterfield coun-
y. will b. shipped to Augusta, Ca, this
afternoon for burial.
The funeral VIII take place from
-; Paul's Episcopal Church at . O'Clock
be as follows:
Active-Senator Thomas S. Martin.
James b, Harvie. Henry Puttcson. John
G. Robertson. }. Aston CabeI. DR.
NJ. HaZen
Honorary-Arthur Adanson, william
9. Read. D.. George Ben Johnston.
,udge J. X Ingram, Colonel Joseph 4.
Thomas Talcott. Thomas Rutherford.
AieXander Hamilton. Judge K. Carter
ter Scott
Scott. L. c. Laird. Thomas Armistead
and Coleman WORKMAN.
Mrs. bransford has requested that
nose desiring 10 send flowers send
,hem to the church and not to the
Mrs. Virginia Randolph IIobaon.
Mrs. Virginia Randolph Robson died
at her residence. brooklyn" Pow
hatan county, Virginia. on Sunday. in
the nInety-ninth year of her age. She
was the widow Of Thomas Ludwell
Hobson. She Is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs II. \. Page, Captain
Joseph Hobson. Mrs. George Guthrie.
Mrs. Clara Nash, Alex. T. Hobson and
]. Cary Hobson.
Mrs. Hobson was the truest type OF
the old Virginia lady, and for moro
than seventy years, at her lovely
home, Brooklyn" she, with simple
modcsty and dignity. dispensed her
hospitality. In addition TO the sur
viving children, she Is mourned by
hundreds of devoted friends.
The funeral services will be held
ut Emmanuel =. Il. Church. Powhatan
county. this afternoon at o'clock.
Friends who desire to attend will leave
on the 10 o'clock a NJ. train over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Con-
veyances will meet them at Rock Cas-
tie Station.
A. v. Hedrich.
A. v. Hedrich. father of Mrs. John
Coleman. of 600 North Eighth Street.
this city. was found dead al his home
at Museviile. Pitts-ivanin county, Sat
urday He is survived by his wife
and by three other children-Mrs.
Fannie Tankard. OF Vashti; DR.. L. o.
HcdrIck. of Altavista. and William
Hedricls. of Washington, d. c.
Funeral of MIR. Gosdcn.
The funeral of W. w. Gosden, Sr..
former member OF Mosbys command.
took place from the residence. iii 1-2
East Marshall Street. at i o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Interment WAS in
Hollywood Cemetery. Besides those
who were previously mentioned. Mr.
Gosden was survived by sister, Mrs.
Sarah y. English: Of washington. ID. G.
Funeral of DIR. Hillsman.
The funeral of DR.. John y. Hillsman.
who died Sunday night after a pro-
tracted illness at his home, 800 North
Lombardy street. will take place this
afternoon at . o'clock from the rest
dence. Interment Will be made in
Hollywood Cemetery
Colonel II. C. Dockery.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Rockingham, y. c.. November g.
Colonel II. C. Dockery. editor of the
Rockingham Daily Post. and one of the
largest farmers and most prominent
men in the state. died ut midnight to-
night nj his home here. Colonel Dock
cry was sixty -one years of age. The
immediate cause of his death was
heart disease. though he had been in
feeble health for some months
Colonel Dockery was probably as
widely known as any man in the state
Of North Carolina.
DIR. Walter Washington.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.1
King George, Va, November Cdr.
Walter Washington died yesterday at
his home, in Westmoreland county.
He was born in Caroline eighty seven
years ago. and married Miss NJ y
Washington, of Wcstmoreland. He is
, survived by three sons-Augustus. of
kentucky, DR.. Warner, of Now York,
and DR.. Richard Washington, of Wash
ington city.
Miss Elizabeth IIunnIcntt.
Especial to The Times D1spatch.l
Norfolk, Va, November 8.--Nliss
Elizabeth Hunnicutt, eighty-six years
old. died early this morning at the
Ballentine Home. She was a native of
Surry county, and for several years
| before the Civil War lived with her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Durfee. on James
town Island, She was prominent
worker in the old Bruton Episcopal
Church at Williamsburg, where Miss
Hunnicut lived befoks moving to Nor