The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Mrs. YsuHiu.

oiu, ulcu ANStSIODS AFTERNOON at |
o'clock at Ills home. cio North Firth
street.
Mrs. BunJa. :;iXty-six years old died
yesterday mprninG at the homo OF her
daughter. Ms,si W, L. Hood. 1901 Full
ton Street. she leaves ten childron--
~ r. Bnlfin. Mrs. Hood, Mrs. b. r.
Miss v M5H H I; T. :. God1E iGhno and
MIS- james Priest. OF Orange, n. j.:
Mrs, Berry ,Socli. OF East Isadtord; Mrs
,lohn MeEveh, of South Boston: Mrs.
&. w. Lea. c$f Rocky Mount, n G. She
brothers. The funeral Will take place
,oa,norrow afternoon ut $50 o'clock
irom iioS PC, iinll; lntcrmcnt will DC
Air" Lucy D. Conner.
Mrs. Lucy D. Common. sixty nine
Years old ui"d ut her home, 800 south
Harrison Street She leaves ono
n sin.s,i,i airs, Lucy y. Carter, The
morning -: o'clock h'om thc resi-
n a.: Increment will DC made in
HlHcrricw Cemetery.
atEs. ii. y. SncIIinEs
AIrs. NJ j. Sncllings died Yesterday
afternoon ut her home. 1913 Beverly
street. The funeral vii take place
IN. .hls afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from
'ho Grove Avenue Baptist Church
!nrS. - j. Green.
Mrs s j Green died Friday at tic
meme 5i4 \ OF or, her brother g. NJ. Shelton
nj -
Il pflei illness The funeral will take
place this afternoon at i o'clock from,
Tue residence. lntcrrlcnt will be made
III OakWoU1 Cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. j. Jntncs
Mrs Martha /. James died IN her
nome, East TwontN-fifth street. New
ork, Friday evening about Z o'clock.
, ~ W. Was Inc, widow of Or n. r. james.
nerc this morning ana be buried in
oinockoc E1nctcry. The funeral SER
sis Mrs VII ne ,.,..! held at the grave
arc DR., &. Watson lanes ana Mrs ~
u. seal, OF Gintcr Park
George s. Ford
Speclat 70 The Times Dapntch.1
charlottesville. Va. March 1S.-C;co
, FORD ;Eyed sevcnty-iive years. a Cnn
lcocratn veteran. known to hundreds
81 o., Eradu;Ltes Of the University OF vir-
al me horac Of his daughter Mrs. John
- ocd. ut Ivy, this county. The f,-
neral VIII take place at 80 O'Clock to-
EniScopi1 Church. tho service ia be
"nmuucl@1 by -Archdcacon It. w. Novc.
so, Mr. Fnti had been in ill health Cor
nc Sufcred u stroke Of paralysis, his
1 ,n, ias side being affected. From
IN a'tacil he rallied somewhat. but
IL the last few weeks he SAM. raniily.
MI. fetd was, born in London. and.
~. con, paMy with his brother Charles.
sanla 70; this s., country at tho age OF
lniNcrskN OF Virginia. and were tho
.rcnitctlS OF many structures at thar
ms, and in Charlottcsville.
anaIics was an expert Swordsman. and
q, Inc outbreak OF the Civil War went
10 Richtaond as an instructor Of cav
PITY. q. .Atter the war he made il tour
don. ~
Georges Ford was for thirty years
superintendent OF grounds and build :,
lngs ar. the University Of Virginia.
.Apout di5l Keen years ago he accepted
q place as bookkeoDer for Anderson
Eros. booksellers al the university IL,
position which he held up to two years
ago lb> was twice married. His first
wife WITS Miss Anne Bowycr. Of this
city. Qt the two children as a result
Of this nnion, one survives, Mrs. Hat
tie 'renrIc. OF Chelsea Mass Ills sees,
ond wife was Miss Amanda Wood. OF
near White Hall. this county Her
death occurred sixteen years ago BY
this miGriage there were three chill
drcn. III OF whom arc now living
Mrs. J. Il. Wood. Of wv. ans George Il.
Louis Dclnruc.
Ashland, Va, March 1S.-Louis
Delnrua died at his residence here this
morning at ::45 o'clock, after an ill
ccmbcr .. 1880. In Alsucc. France In
the fan of 1865 he and his family
moved TO Ashland, and since that time
he had been one OF this towns most
respected citizens. IIe leaves n son
q. f. Dclarue, who was for years in
business with his father two daugh-
tcrs-l4rs. Henry S. Taylor and Miss
Julia y. Dcluruc-and a number Of
grandchildren.
The nunerll will take place sunday
at II o'clock from St Annc's Catholic
church,. and he services will be con-
Quoted by Rev Joseph Pcrrig pastor
assisted by Rev. p. r. Coleman of
South Richmond. who was also at one