The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-07
OBITUARY
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Snrah Lucy SatterneId.
Sarah Lucy Sattcrneld. four-year-o
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sat
burns received on Wednesday, when
she attempted to light a small fr.-
cracker.
The funeral will take place this
dcnce OF the child's parents 3l06 ga st
Broad Street.
Miss Mary vennbie.
Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
:, Lynchburg. Va, July 6.-Miss Siary
Eenable. Il daughter of the late Dr.
George Fleming. died in stanton last
night and her body will DE 0rouxh
over the Chesapeake and Ohio, the
burial being from the train. Miss Ven
ape who was about forty-one yeIrs
three sisters. as follows: George y.
Nonable ana Miss Margaret Venable.
OF Lynchburg. Miss Pauline Venabic,
OF Dallas. Tex. and Mrs L II. Gardin.
Mrs. Lucy A. Wright.
!speeiai to the Times D!spatchJ
Wright. aged seventy three years die
mis- morning at the home OF her
daGgh,er, Mrs j. B. Holler. in West
Luxembourg after "a years Illness Sne
Was a native OF Amherst county, ana
q member of the Baptist Church. Sur
wing her are two sons and three
Mrs. J. b Hoiier. Mrs. ii. E. Evans ana
Mrs. Theodore Harrison. all OF Lynch
burg. excepting Mrs. Harris. who lives
at sweet BriHr
Mrs. I<nte L.. Probst.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. va. July 6.--Alrs. Kate
Iooie rrobst. wife OF John " probs,.
died Thursday morning at the Home
and Retreat. Mrs. Pro6s, was twenty
SIN years Of age, and she was d duugn-
yer OF the late Henry Poole. having
been born and reared in the city In
survived by three children-Paul, AGED
SIX; Annie. aged four. and Kathryn.
nsed htteen months-and the follow
ing brothers and sisters 7 G. POOLE.
OF Roanoke, John Poole, OF Tampa.
Fla: Mrs Dudley Emlck and Miss
Alice Poole, OF Lynchburg
Colonel Jefferson l.. Wofford.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. July 6.--Coionel
Jefferson Llewellyn wonord. aged sew
enty-seven years. prominent: South
egn planter. died yesterday at "Es-
touteV!!!e the home of his daughter.
Mrs Virgil Randolph near Keene
Fosi-Oihce. in the southern part OF
the county. Colonel WoTord was the
son Of Jefferson l. and Harriet Allen
Parker Woford, Of Huntsville. Ala.
The body left here on the early morn
!ns train to-day over the Southern
Railway for Johnson city, Tenn, where
the interment VIII take place.
j. c. Bnlien.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
= Concord. Va. July 81 c, Bellen. 4
resident. was found dead IN his bed
This morning at $50 o'clock HIS
health had been failing for some time
was seventy ave years old. and the
son OF General Ballen, of halifax cou,I
~ During the war he served in Com :
pany f. Thirty-second Virginia Ragi-
Besides his widow, he leaves three
Sons-C. +. Ballen. OF Roanoke y {.
baNens Of Lynehburg. and W. Bal
Mrs. Or. ould, of this place. and Mrs
w. 5. Holt. Of Halifax.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Kennedy.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
,Harrisonbnrs' Va. July 6.-Mrs.
old. widow OF John Kennedy. died
Tuesday night near Cross Keys she
Leaves three children--Mrs. ]. D. Win.
Mrs. Paul c. Bowman and w /. Ken
Brown. and was the last OF a family
OF six children. She belonged 10 the
Reformed Church.
CnptnID John n. Ashby.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Cape Charles. Va. July 5.-Captain
John b. Ashby, aged about forty Years.
died in the Sarah Leigh Hospital. Nor
folk. Tuesday night of cancer
He had been in the employ IF The
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad for eighteen years. and prior
= his death was captain of the tut;
Norfolk. plying between Cape Charles
and Norfolk. His body was brough.
"a this city for burial. He is survived
by widow and two children.
JOHN w. Duncan.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Onancock. Va. Jnly 6.--John w pun
can. a prominent citizen of the town.
died at the Union Protestant Infirmary,
Baltimore, Tuesday afternoon OF heart
failure. aged hfty-eight wears. He was
a ma tive OF the county. lie had heen n