The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

thu the neck as as his battery wen. into
summer of 1852. when the Confco-
crates under General Lor!ng drove
the Federal forces from an inirenched
position at that place and pursued
them down and out OF tho Kanawha
valley. He was discharged and pa
rolled at Appomattox. after the sur
render OF General Lee
After tho war no was associat I'D
with his brother. the late James Cor
In this city. and after his brothers
! death served rs bookkeepcr with the
Gordon Metal Company until within
| n few days OF his death.
Mr.. Gordon was married In 1873 TO
the late Rev. NJ. w. Staples. who at
that time served In Richmond az the
Society. She died some years ago
Two children, Miss Eugen!a s Gordon
OF New Rochelle. n Y, and Douglas
s. Gordon. OF Los Angeles. Cal. sur
| Mr.. Gordon WINS m active member
or Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans
OF the otey battery Association. and
byterian Church. He leaves a large
| circle OF kindred. friends and asso-
ciatcs, who admired and loved him FOR
his sterling qualities and courteous
The funeral service Will be held
ms ms afternoon at The residence OF ms
n,
! Avenue. at 4:30 o'clock.
Elias II. Kelley.
Elias II. Kelley died last night nj
his residence. 23o5 Park Avenue. II,
Anne Peace Kelley. Tho funeral ar
rangcmcnts will be announced later
Mrs. Virginin Keller Rcherd.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Virginia Keller Rchcrd, aoou, sixty
years old, wife OF County Treasurer
Peter ". Rchcrd. Is dead. She leaves
one daughter Mrs. l.. II Hclomon. OF
Iiarrisonburg, She was a Baptist.
Mrs. Hattie VI. iicCormick.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Middlcburg. Va, June 12.--Mrs. Hat
tie NJ. Mccormick died Monday morn
ing at her country home, Dover. near
this place. in her eighty-hrst year SHE
was twice married. her FIRST husband
being DR. II. McVcagh, and the last tho
late Robert Mccormick. well known IN
educational affairs. She is survived By
one daughter. Mrs. Ella NAnn, OF IA
leigh, y. G.. and three stepdaughters-
Mrs. Masic TIix. of Bristol. Miss Cor
rio. Of Baltimore. Md, and Miss Ka,h-
crime. Of Chicago. Ill.-and four step
sons-ChHrlcs. of the United states
Navy: Rev. Hugh. OF Baltimore, Md.
and Robert and William. OF Baltimore
Captain William Haynes.
Especial to The Times Dis patch
PAGES. Va. June l2--Captain WI
liam Haynes. veteran OF the War
between tho States and Il citizen and
merchant OF prominence In IalifaN
near PAGES. suddenly, this morning
Captain Haynes was native of Hall
fax county. where he was born eighty
Tour years ago. AT an early age hi,
parents took him to Missouri. from
there he went TO California as "A forty
miner returning by the way of Pan
ANA, thence back to Halifax, where
he had resided ever since.
AT tho outbreak of the war he went
ont with the Brooklyn company rs
captain He was captured and pa
rolled. Returning home. he was in tn,
commissary department in Danvil,
until the surrender Since then he had
been in the mercantile business and
for years. and served several terms
! as schoolmastcr. Captain Haynes was
| "a member OF Arbor Baptist Church
| He leaves widow. three daughters
one son and several grandchildren.
Lewis Harrison.
/ Especial to The Times Bispatch.l
! Amherst. Va. Juno 12.-Lewis IIar-
rison. aged about eighty years. died
rather suddenly Sunday afternoon al
his home n few miles from this place
The cause Of his death was heart
failure. His burial took place this
morning at 10 o'clock at the famil!
ground. Mr. Harrison is survived by
his widow and seven children as fol
lows: Mrs. MolIlc Lnckiard, of Lycnh
burg; Mrs Minnie Bourne, OF IenricC
county, and Mrs. i. ii. Written, Miss
es Willie and Il. Harrison and Mcssrs
Ed and Charles Harrison. of Am
hest county. He was a member %
the Amherst Baptist Church and ;
Confederate veteran.