The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
OBITUARY
William Layton. sr.

William Lawton, Sr., father OF AS
sistant Superintendent of the Water
Department William Lawton, Jr.. died
in Wilmington. Del, as q result Of an
automobile accident on Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Lawton. Jr.. who had been
summoned 70 his fathers bedside sew
eeral days ago. notified Superintendent
Eugene r. Davis by telegraph ycster-
day OF his fathers death in Whining
ton hospital. His condition had been
most critieal for several DAYS
ness man OF Wilmington, having been
FOR number OF years president Of the
Board Of Trade lie was struck BY an
automobile AT sixth and Market
ing, for Il street car. His hip was
broken and he suffered internal nju-
ries. which later proved to be fatal.
Young Mr.. Lawton has been In Viii
minSton for the past week
Mrs Fannie e. Powell.
Mrs Fannie T.: Powell, Sixty eight
years old, died Tuesday night at her
an illness OF several weeks. The fu-
neral will take place to- morrow after
noon at O'Clock from the Union Sta
be made in oakwood Cemetery.
Miss Lizzie aicLnir.
Miss Lizzie McLain, founder ana
president Of the Pocahontas Memorial
tereest in the various historical organi-
cation in Virginia, died yesterday :it ii
East Franklin Street She was well :
known In. Richmond. having been for
to this city. where she had host of
friends She was a niece OF Mrs. p. T..
Moore. Mrs. John a. Peasants and Mrs
NJ. +. Peasants Though native OF
Washington, constant association with
her aunts here made Richmond a sec .
ond home.
Until the time of her last Illness
she was treasurer OF the Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia An
ti1uities. It member Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution and Co
lonial Dame.
She died at the home Of her late
uncle. Matthew L. Peasants, in Wash
tngton. She leaves one brother, Louis
Randolph McLain. OF st. Augustine.
Fla.
Funeral Of Mr.. Clenton.
The funeral OF Francis Hicks Cleaton
took place Tuesday morning at II
O'clock &c a. a ne h ONE Of his son1in law.
Highland Park. Burial was in River
view Cemetery.
Besides a widow. Mr.. Clcaton leaves
four l., d Ia, ". +. Toone. Mrs.
OF Highland Park. and Mrs. j. A.
Leach. Of Barton Heights one son.
Marion Il Cleaton' Of Tampa, Fla, and
Of Mizpah Presbyterian Church. He
was born in Greencsvillc county Feb
ruary Il, 1892.
Ihe funeral services were conduct ed
by Rev. d. =. Merritt and Rev. S. II.
Templeman. The .pallhearers. were +.
f. Rennie r. O. Purvis, Is. +. Taylor,
d. =. Christian, G. ". Harry and EN-
nett Barrow.
Mrs. sarnh White.
Especial to The Times Dspatch1
Fredericksburg. Va. .Ianuary ga
Mrs. Sarah White died to-day at her
home here, Of paralysis, after an ILL
ness Of several weeks. aged seventy
nine years. She is survived by SIX
sons and one 'danghtcr.
II. IL Holden.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
washington. n. G.. January 35.--H. l.,
Holden died at the home of James
Hodges at Old Ford township Satur-
day night, after a short illness of
typhoid fever. lie was about thirty
years OF age. The remains were ship
ped to lIillsbnro, his former home, yes
terday afternoon for interment
Mrs. Susan Haynes.
Special to The Times DispatcIL]
Freezing. Va, January 25.-Nfrs
Susan HAYNES passed away at the
home Of her Youngest son. c. w.
Haynes. after an illness of some
Two OF her three surviving
children We're at her bedside during
her last hours-1Mrs. William stone