The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-09
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper
cRoNE.

cRoNE.
George w. Crone. Of near Mddletown,
died at his home at that place of cancer
OF the stomach, aged 4S years. He was
well known in the community.
SHOOK.
Mrs. Mary Anne Shook, widow of the
at Araby, this county. few DAYS ago,
from complication of diseases, aged
So years, months and 9 days.
SHAW.
Mrs. Edward d. Shriner received a
telegram a few DAYS ago. announcing the
death of Mrs. Mary Shaw. mother of
Mrs. D. W. Feuerolf. of Philadelphia,
Pa, wife of Lieutenant Daniel w. Fet-
teroli, of New York.
sUMAN.
Miss Caroline +. Suman, daughter of
the late |. w. Suman. of Frederick. died
at her home, 23o6 North Charles street,
Baltimore. She is survived by two broth
ers-Mr Lewis w. Suman, of Waverlv.
and MIR. William r. Suman, of Philadel-
phia.
RAMSBURG
Mrs Eliza Ann RamSburg, wife of Mel
son d, RamSburg, died at her home in
Lewlstown, this county, from complica-
ton of diseases, aged 70 years, Besides
her husband she is survived by one son,
Mr.. Chas J. Ramsburg, of near Lewis
town, and one daughter, Mrs Pierce Gar
ner, of Taneytown. Carroll county.
PHEBUS.
Mr.. Jacob Phebus. a well known resi-.
dent of the coualv. died at his home near
New Market, from heart failure, aged 90
years. AT one time he was an official at
the Maryland House of Correction. He
was well known in Frederick, having
been associated with Pagan Bros. stock
dealers. He is survived by his mother, a
brother, Mr.. Frank Phebus, at home, and
a sister, Mrs. Frank Rem, at Mt Airy.
M'CHEsNEY
Mr.. Charles McCheSney, a prominent
business man, of Washington CITY, died
at his home 1906 Euclid street. N w,
Washington, d. c., aged so years. Mr..
MCCheSney was engaged for many years
in the grocery business. His funeral
took place from St. Paul'S church, Father
Mackin. officiated. Interment at Bonnie
Brae. Mr.. McChesney was nephew of
Mr.. Joseph F. Elsenhauer, this city.
RAY.
Mr.. Samuel Raw, a well known resi-
dent of near Pearl, died February 6, after
having been i'll for about weeks from
pleursv and pneumonia. He was II
years Of age. and spent practically his en-
tire life in this county. During the Civil
War he fought with the Union forces. He
was a blacksmith by trade and for some
years ran shop in Frederick, after
which he followed this business near
Pearl.
EYLER.
Miss Enigrette Virginia Evler, died at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Arbellt
Hot, near Thurmont. this county.
Tuesday night, February 9th. from
pIeuro pneumonia, aged S. years. She
was the daughter of the late David and
Mary Eyler. of Thurmont She was for
many years member of the United
Brethren Church, at Thurmont. She is
survived by the sister at whose home she
died.
WILES.
Mrs. Sarah A. R. Wiles, widow of
Frederick Wles, died February at her
home, IIo West South street, after long
Illness, aged 70 years. Mrs Wiles was
very well known. She was member of
Grace Reformed church She is survived
by four sons-Hanson, Christian, Charles
and Willard Wiles, this city-and two
daughters, Mrs. Carlton Koogle and Miss
Emma WiIes, both of this city. One
brother, Enos Jackson, of Winchester,
Va, and one sister, Mrs. Franklin Slot
tlemyer, OF Utica, also survive.
ENGLAND.
DIR, Joseph Root England, of Coving-
ton, Va, died at his home, aged 10 Yeas.
He was born in this county DR. Eng
land fought in the Confederate army.
Following his graduation from a BaIti-
more Dental college Dr. England, in
1868, went to Virginia where he practiced
his profession. Besides his widow he
leaves FIVE sons and two daughters. DR.
England was an uncle of MesSrs Waller
A. England, and n J. England, of ljams-
vile, and Mrs. Laura Warick. of Mt.
Pleasant this county. Dr. England was
the last member of his immediate family.
GREEN.
Mrs. George w. Green died at her
home in HagerStown, Washington
county, a few days ago. from general
debility and asthma aged over 10 years.
She formerly resided in Frederick
county. Besides her husband the follow.
ing children survive her: Mrs. w. w
Brandenburg, Of HARMONY, Frederick
COUNTY; Mrs. NJ w. Brandenburg, of
Hagersown; Mrs. James H Smith. Of
Boousboro; Mrs. Oliver N Smith, of
Hagerstown; and three sons: Ohio Sum
merS, of Hagerstown; Charles AIbaugh
a resident of the State Of Indiana. and
Isaiah Green. of Hagerstown Inter
menl was made at Myersville, Frederick
county.