Smyrna times., 1913-04-02
DEATH RECORD or THE WEEK

OEh ~ hEGOhO Or TX WEN
Justice William McCawleY ofBaltimore
Uncle of Frank p. McCawleY of This
Town Dead Other Deaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. McCawley |
left Monday for Baltimore to attend |
the funeral of his uncle William Nc
Cawley, for the past 80 years a JUS
tice Of the Peace in Baltimore. He
died Saturday and was buried in
Baltimore yesterday. Deceased was
a bachelor 50 years of age and lived
with his nephew William McCawley,
921 West Franklin street. His ill
ness was of short duration. He was
born in Ireland and when years Of
age came with his parents and settled
in Baltimore. He learned the
trade of coach-making and when the
war broke out he enlisted as a pri
vate in William Henry Lees Light
Horse Calvary and quickly rose TO the
rank of captain. He had two horses
shot under him during the war and
was himself wounded in the leg. Just
before the close of the conflict he was
captured and sent to Fort Delaware.
After the war he opened carriage
making business which he continued
until he was appointed justice Of
the peace. He was famiiarly known
as Judge McCawley and was one of
the few remaining members of that
type of the old school which made up
the sterling worth of the south in an
tebellum days.
Winfield Foraker of Townsend Dead.
Townsend, April IA golden link
from the family circle of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Oliver Foraker, of Townsend, has
been severed, death having taken from
their home their son. Winfield. who
died at the MedicO Chi Hospital,
Philadelphia, at IL O'Clock on Mon
day morning Of last week. Apparent
ly a strong, healthy and robust young
man with 10 years of age, a joy and
a pride in the home but a few days
ago, was taken suddenly iii and his
physician found it necessary for ar
operation for appendicitis. His con
dition was serious for several days
but a change took place the day be
fore his death and his parents wer,
sent for. Sickness, however, prevent
ed them from being able 70 visit thei
dying son. Doubly sad is their home
mother and father both having beel
III for several weeks. Funeral ser
vices were held at his parents resi-
denee, in Townsend, at two O'cloel
Thursday afternoon, interment bein
in Townsend NJ. E. Cemetery.
William e. Conner. Smyrna Landing
William E. Conner, aged 81. lif
long resident of Smyrna Landing. die
Monday morning at the home of hi
! daughter, Mrs. Louis GaIk. frOr
heart weakness, following an attae
OF the grippe. His death is a grea
sorrow to his family and friends
For many years he has been a til
maker. holding a position with tn
. Smyrna tile works under Cosgriff
, Beck, and later with S. j. Reynolds
When the latter sold out to w. P
, Lorenz and the works were moved I
Q near Kenton, Mr.. Conner was secure
4 for a position there which he follow
, ed up until the time Of his recent il
ness. His wife, who was a Mi
Voss, died in 1890. He is surviv,
= by two children: Mrs. Louis Gaulk
Smyrna Landing, and Mrs. Isaac Blu
+, ris of Little Creek. He is also su
vived by a brother. Captain Jol
Conner of Frederick. Funeral sc
vices took place at the residence
;, his daughter, Mrs. Gaulk this afte
q noon, in charge Of Rev. Villa
). FAIRIES and intermCnt was at st. Pc
l. er's Cemetery.