The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-28
OBITUARY
Capt. Henry Edmond William Humboldt
Especial to The Times DisnatcS

IL I'll.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CoNinEton. Va, August 2I-Captain
Henry Edmond William Rumbold. who
aied or AppopleXy at his estate. wood
faii near Callaghan. in Allegheny
county saturday night was the young
est son or the late Charles Rumbold. OF
hampshire. England, and grandson OF
SIR Thomas Rumbold, baronet Whiie
captain Rumbold had for the past few
weeks not been in his usual health his
sudden death came as great shock
10 his family and friends He had driven
70 ooVinsr ton on Friday. and on Satur-
Gay mad anticipated going out with his
horses ans
Captain Rumbold was born June Of
1870. at Preston House. Hampshire. his
ancestral home. Having been edlcat-
co Tor the army, he served with dis
JUNCTION in the Seventh Royal Fusll-
iiers He fought through the Crlmoar
war and the Indian mutiny. After this
service he retired from the army. and
80 a. to'I married Miss Ellen s. Hollins.
uauS inter- OF the late Cumberland n
Rollins. of Baltimore, Md. the ceremonv
sahihs pace at St Georges, Hanover
SquaEe. Shortly after his marriage
captain and Mrs. Rumbold came 10
t,iherlca to live, and In 1889 acquired
the ABOVE named estate from the ron
,esentatives OF the late Lord Milton
after acquiring this he made his resi-.
"Hce at wood Hill till his death.
Gaptain fumbold was highly cul
,ureo and had host OF friends in Eng
land and in this country. esnncjaii,. o.,
ene Viclnities OF Baltimore and Rich
.'ohu, together with the innumerah,.
peFsons who spend their vacations In
me eighoorhood OF his home
AIS wife and four children survive
LCamoerland H. Rumbold. who
i paid req daughter of MY and Mrs
munS iisqh; of Cantonsvilla> Nd: Ed
Humooid and Mrs. e. X. Richar6son ~ -,
VI Caiiashan. The funeral arr.,,,. al
'Iioi,'s nave not yet been deari,oI,
maze, but II is expected that Canal
nu'nooid will be buried at Wood tIa,,.,
O'Clock Monday.
hef. Frank Il. Bo.ton
Warre .at 10 The Times Dispatch
FRANK Ryland Boston. pa,iya
ohaheock' Md, and for nearly ouar-
oi a century pastor OF the Rant,s,
nurch mere. died on Wednesday morn.
ing at Providence Hospital. In Wosh-
ihgton, D. c.. where he was ts,xar g.
an operation for appendicitis. DR. Ros.
ION was sixty three years of age. and
graduate OF Columbian College and
yer baptist Theological College of
ca
nrst VIE being Miss School6eld Of
Petersburg. BY this union DR.. and Mrs
BOSTON had two children-Mrs. p
turner. OF Warrenton, and DR.. Chase
BOSTON, OF Washington. Several wears
after the death of his first wife he
married Miss Mollie A. Spilman. m
Warrenton, and OF this marriage were
born TO DR.. and Mrs Boston Miss Flor
ence Boston, of Warrenton. and j. Arm
stead Boston. OF Washington.
But for three years when Dr. Boston
was In charge of a church in Mem
phis. Tenn, his home had been In
Warrenton for almost twenty-five
years He IS survived by his wife.
four children and a sister. The funeral
took place on Friday morning from
the Baptist Church, which was filled
to overlooking. and which. with the
handsome and numerous floral offer
ings, showed the love and esteem OF
Warrenton and vicinity for Dr. Boston.
Rcvs. V. II. Council. william Chinn, r.
S. Kinks, John Sewers, OF New Orleans;
!. B. Lake. of Upperville; Stockton Cole,
of Remington; ]. NJ Pitcher. OF Peters
burg, and Dr. Clemments. of Jefferson
ton. conducted the service.
Wesley Wright.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
Wright, OF Ruther Glen, died suddenly
Saturday night at o'clock in his
sixty eighth year. He was born in
Caroline county. He entered the Con-
federate Army in 1852 In the Ninth
Virginia Cavalry. Company B. and
served through the war with the ex-
ception of the time he lost from the
wound received al Gettysburg. WHARF
he was left on the field for dead, but
was later discovered by friends and
removed. After the war he farmed
until 1870. then entered the railroad
contracting business. which he oper-
ated until 1898. Then he retired and
again took up farming. He was highly
thought OF by all who knew him, and
Will be missed by a large host of
friends. He leaves his wife and five
| children-Mrs. NJ. C. Wright. of Rich
mond: T. T. Wright, of West Virginia;
A. &. Wright. OF Sharp's. Va; Wesley
Wright Jr.. and J. Raymond Wright;
also three brothers-Alfred Wright, Of
Maryland; Captain Luther Wright. OF
Richmond. and w. 3. Wright. OF Caro-
line county; and two sisters-AIrs
Woodford Broaddus. of Caroline county.
and Mrs. J. B. Moore, of King william
county. The funeral will be held at 1
p. NJ Monday from Wright's Chapel.
in Caroline county.
Mrs. Preston f. milford.
South Boston. Va. August 27--Mrs.
Preston Easley milford died suddenly
yesterday at the home of her father,
j. w. Easley, on Main Street She was
in the thirty-third year of her age.
! The end came while she was under
! the influence of an anesthetic which
surgeon had administered for a
slight operation. which was not con-
sidered at all serious. The funeral
| will take place from the residence on
J Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. and the
| lnterment will be made in Oakride
| Cemetery. She is survived by her
! father, J. w. Easley; her stepmother
| and the following half-sisters and
! brothers: Misses Elizabeth. Marie and
Virginia Easley; John, William, Alex
ander and Robert Easley
| r.. h. Treiber.
no - " N