The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-10
OBITUARY.
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tSpeciut 10 Tho Times Dispatch
lynchburg. Va. May a.-Andrew p,
county. died ut ST Andrews HOSPITAL
here Monday, death coming after an
operation. Mr. Stevens was sixty-onc
years OF age
Mr. Stevens was n native OF Halifax
county. where lie spent his entire life.
lie was member of the Republican
Grove Baptist Church, and Ia survived
BY his wife and seven children. They
are: John w. stevens, James II.
Stevens and q. H. stevens, Of HALIFAX
Mrs. Mamie i. Allen. OF Danvillc: Mrs.
Mamie j. Morris Of Lynchburg and
Mrs. y. y. Anderson and Mrs Lula 81.
Taylor, OF Halifax county.
Isaac Hear.
Wilmington, n. c.. May a.-Jsaac
Der of the wholesale dry goods firm
OF Norris Bear & Co. died here to-
night; after an illness OF several
the District Grand Lodge. Fiat B'Rith.
member OF the board OF trustees
OF the B'Nai BIRTH orphonage In At
Consumptives. at Denver. Col. lie gave
largely 10 charity. and was well known
In the South for his benefactions.
hrs. GcorgIn UnderhIII.
lSpeclal to The Times Dispatch
Lynchbure. May a.-Mrs, Georgia
Underhill, wife of j.. II. Undcrhill, died
Monday night at her home In Tulin
street, aged fortythree She leavcs
beside her husband, two daughters and
three sons, Mrs. l.. o. Shields. Miss yIr-
ginia Underhill and Darwin, Charles and
Joseph undcrhll all Of whom are resi-
was q member of the Methodist Pro-
tesiant Church at Wellvilie Nottowny
county, to which place her rcmafns
were taken for burial
AIRS. Snrnh T.. NvIlkIns.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Lynchburs, Va. May 9.-Airs. sarah
Frances wilkins. widow OF Thomas a..
wilkins. diod Tuesday morning about
4 o'clock. AIRS wilkins Is survived by
tic following six children. ali of whom
live here: u a. Wilkins, w ID. Will
kins GIL. Wilkins, II. s. Wilkins. H..
i. Wilkins and Mrs r. S. Marshall
There is one surviving sister Mrs.
Amanda v Wilkins. who resides in
Rlycruont. E/
Funeral Of j. w. Poss.
Special To The Times ID ispatchl
Me aIidria, Va, May 9-Funcrni
services for J, William I'ogs, who died
in Portsmouth. y. H.. as n result or
q fall from a ladder. took place this
afternoon from his home, l09 King
street. Rev. ". T.. Watson, pastor, OF
tile First BAPTIST Church, conduc ed
lnc SclN lCcH.|N i no lnlertlcut was with
Masonic honors. Members or AlcXan-
dria Washington Lodge Of MaBons and
NJ. y. Corse Camp. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans, attended IN q body.
Mira. f;iixabcth VI. Nurney
Especial TO Tic rincs-D ispa tell.
SUFFOLK. Va. May 9.-Mrs. EGlizabe III
Meredith Nurncy, sixty-two years old,
wife OF Joseph Henry Nurney. died
Today. she is survived by five daugh.
tiers and two sons, Her husband H.
critically III, and may not survive tho
shock.
Mrs. Mnry rhillins
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Hampton, w, March ?.--Nlrs. Mary
Phillips. aeventy-four years old. died
In the home OF lcr brother. Daniel
Marrow. here, to-day. SHE was tho
mother Of Mrs. j. l.. q. Stuart, III,
and Edwin Phillips, of Newport News,
Landon WARRINGTON
tSpecial 10 The Times. Dispatchl
ShaclSlefords. Va, May 9.-I,nndon
warrington died al his horne here yes
terday morning. The funeral will .be
held from Poroporane Church Wcdnes-
day at 10 a. NJ lie leaves a widow
and twelve children. lii5fFf' At