The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-14
OBITUARY
MIxn NInry A. Iienl,.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
May nShcN'q Heal va ps Mrreh isaMiss
Cork. ireland. died at her home Here
Wednesday night, after an illness of
OF Lynchburg since infancy Miss
iiealy is survived by brother. John
She, was member OF the Holy Cross
Catholic Church, Of This city.
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fredericksburg. Va. March i3.-John
er Orange County. died at his home OF
heart trouble, after brief Illness He
is survived b. three sons.
Death OF Mrs. Laura TwecdEl
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AppomattoX, Va, March l3-After
brief illness Miss Laura Twoedy. OF
this county. died last night at her
home near HiNbury Miss Tweedy was
a young woman. just out OF her teens.
having graduated from the Appo,n attox
Agricultural High Sohool two years
ago She is survived By her mother.
three sisters and three brothers as fol-
lows: Mrs. Annie Cawthorn. Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, Miss Leila Twecdy and
Messrs Walter, Holm and Cohn Twee-
dy. All Of this county she has been
a teacher in the county schools for the
past two years.
Funeral services Viii be held to- NOR
Rev. r. f. Hix.
Mrs. Margaret Hefner.
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Harrisonburg. Va. March l3-Mrs.
Margaret lTcfpcr. seventy seven years
old. died Yesterday a. Cootes Store.
Her husband. John s IIafner. was
wounded at Winchester during the CN
War, and was buried by the Union
soldiers among the unknown" She
has a brother. \. *. Dysard. in Lewis
burg. ". Va, and several sisters in
Illinois. She leaves rwo daughters,
Mrs. F.. a Cootes. OF RockinGh
County. and Mrs Fife Davis, OF Cow
inGton. For sixty years she was
member OF the Methodist Church.
George skunk.
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Harrisonburg. Va. March l3.-Georse
SKUNK, eightys!ne years old died
here yesterday. He was A native or
Carroll County, Maryland, hut had been
well-known in Harrisonburs since 1868.
He was tho oldest voter in town at
the last election and was one OF the
oldest odd Fellows In this part OF tho
county. He Is survived by his widow,
who was Miss Barthlow. a native OF
Maryland. and n daughter. Mrs. w. a.
Meserole, with whom he made his
home. The funeral was held this after
noon from the Presbyterian Church.
services Delns conducted bN icV. Is.
! r. Wilson, D. y:
Mrs. John Hereford.
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Bedford City, Va. March I3.--Mrs.
John Hereford did here Yesterday
afternoon. after about one day'S i'll
ness. aged twenty-thrca years. from
nervous breakdown caused by anxiety
about her little child. VINO has been
very i'll for the past two weeks. Mrs.
nrd ba1
ford city only about a month, having
come here from Orange She was Miss
Mary Brown. of Albemarle County, and
her husband at one time lived In
Lynchburg, and is we'll known there.
She leaves three little children. Her
body Will be taken to Albemarie to-
morrow, and she will be buried near
Char lot tesvlll4.
Mrs. William u. STANLEY.
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Freezing, Va. March l3.-Mrs. VIII
| liam L. Stanley, of near Clntwood.
died on Monday, after a long illness
She was about sixty-fve years old
She Is survived by her husband and
several children.
Marvin F.. Crocker.
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! franklin Crocker, twenty-one years
DID, son of r. p. Croker. wealthy
lun>berman and manufacturer died this
morning at the Jefferson Hospital.
| Roanoke. after an operation for an
pendicitis. He was senior at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. and
was popular and prominent In his class
and home town. His body arrived here
this afternoon. accompanied by his
| father and sister, who reached his bed.
side just before the end.