The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03

while he slept Monday morning at
Grafton. his ancestral home. near Mill
wood. Clarke County. took place to-
day. Rev. j. NJ Robson. OF Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. onciat-
ing and burial was made xs,d IN n sns h the
Leo estate. He was fifty-seven years
old unmarried, and lived with his Sis
ter. Miss Mary Page Lee His father:
Richard Henry Lee. who was co!one!
descendant Of Light Horse Harry Lee.
Two brothers. Rev, William Byrd Lee.
Of Gloucester. and Rev Charles e. Lee.
Of Macon. Ga. and two sisters. Mrs.
]. r. winchester. Of Little Rock. Ark.
and Miss Mary Page Lee. survive.
Louis e. shunas.
Especial to The 1imes-Dispatch-l
shuman. son Of Louis p. shuman. and
junior member OF the Arm OF l. Shu-
man & Son, died shortly before seven
o'clock this morning at his home. 514
King Street Besides his wife; he
leaves three children-two daughters
and a son. His father. together with
a sister, Mrs. Claude n. Lennon. also
survive. Mr.. Shuman rad been in Ill
health a long time. He was past ex-
allied ruler OF Alexandria Lodge OF
Elks.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth wan.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch-1
Winchester, Va. October Mrs.
years years e old. wife Of william ",
wall. a prominent winchester business
man, died last evening. after several
years illness. She was daughter OF
the late Robert Barr. and leaves her
husband. three daughters. Mrs. George
A. Dalagetty Karr. Of Lynchburg: Mrs
c. Frederick Barr and Miss Julia wali.
Of Winchester: two sons. W. Taylor
Wall. OF this city. ana DR.. Harry Wall.
Of Norfolk. and one sister. Mrs New
ton Swartz. Of Winchester. A brother.
Edward NJ Barr. and sister. Mrs.
Julia Correll. have died within year.
Edmond Marshall.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Gla-esboro. Va. October Edmond
Marshall died and was buried at the
family burying place. Mr.. Marshall
was one OF the most prominent men
sheriff of the county. and served with
for several terms He also
held other Offices Of trust He lived to
the age OF ninety-on years Mr. Mar
was considered a wealthy man. He
leaves four sons-C. NJ Marshall. G. B.
Marshall, n H. Marshall and Waller
four daughters.
Robert r. Gray.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Raleigh, N. c.. October 2.-Robert 7.
Gray, aged sixty-five years. promi-
nenf member of the Raleigh bar. died
here to-day. He was a trustee of the
university, OF Rex Hospital. and OF
the State Normal College. He Is sur
vived by his wife and three children,
one Of these being Robert Lilly Gray,
well-known newspaper man and maya
zine writer
Rev. J. c. CARRIER.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Staunton, Va, October 2-Rev. J. C.
CARRIER. of Augusta County. we'll
known preacher Of the Church OF the
Brethren, Is dead. after a protracted
illness, aged ffty-six years. leaving hts
wife and three children.
Funeral Of Williaa DrOwn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Powhatan, Va, october 1.-The fu-
neral Of william Brown was conducted
Church by Rev. J. W. Reynolds. The
were J. u. Webb, W z.
Aaxey. c. a simpson. J. r weisiger,
H. w. Goode, H. b. Ramos
Mr.. Brown was efghty-two years OF
age. He was born in Ohio. and moved
70 virginia twenty-six years ago, when
he established his home about three
miles south Of the courthouse He
married Miss judith Cook, OF Bucking-
ham County, who died August 19. 1889.
Mr.. Brown had been n declining
health for some time. He IS surv we'd
by Miss r. n and Miss $. T. Brown.
Of PoMhatan; Miss Mary l. Brown ard
Mrs. William H. Buimaw. Of St Louis
a. T. Brown. of Cumberland: J. II.
Brown. Of GoochlaEd: w. A. and
Frank Brown. of pOwhatau.