The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
OBITUARY
Charles T.. Young

Charles T.. Young.
Charles p. Young. for twenty five
Of the old Riehmond "f p stHsnf prD D9sI
OF highest ability and a veteran OF the
Grace Hospital, after an illness Of sew.
er9l weeks. He was seventy one years
known that he was in falling health.
f fls @eath ca an asa rs n =, shock TO his
! christmas, and after remaining in his
home, % North Lombardy Street for
ii f,,, weeks, was removed TO Grace
The arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed, but it is eS-
lie was unmarried. and had lived for
d many years with an only sister, who
Joseph l., Young. of Portsmouth. and n
h1a s,fnnr, N w. Henry Marshall. or
rieI from N ,he HiE remains were car
ing TO the residence OF his nephew.
George NJ. Young. of 7oi,: East Leigh
WI, Mr. ,Ioung was born in Richmond
w WIN l, the eNception Of the four years
NE Was spent in this city. lie rose
f ormng IN Wit his eho9Sn pr9{csson per
iticult duties as the mechanicai head
Of the Richmond Dispatch For the
n last seven years he WAS one OF the
ie served through the Civil War in
t alins n% Batter Batter. OF Pegrams Bat
tysburg.
Edward Gray.
Ediward Gray. for many years clerk
IN the Office of the Commissioner of
terday at his home. iii North Fo,rfh
street street He had been i'll for several
and served d was ei en- years of age,
per or the Richmond Howitzers. For
t thahE Years he mad been an elder in
from which the funeral will TAX MAJ o.i'
'hp Hn n the uI hour has not been hxed.
erai chil S6prviVed by his wife and sew
win the office OF the Commissioner of
of fe t eenemrx for more than quarter
ahce throughout the city.
=. Royce Brady.
,. Hoyce Brady, lfty-ninc years old
secretary and treasurer of the Rich
monu Distilling Company. and for a
nuinoer OF years connected with the
United states internal revenue sarvino
IN this city, died Mt 1910 o'clock Sun
day night in st. Elizabeths Hosnjtal
AFTER an illness OF several months He
was born in Pennington. Mo, and mar
i,ed MISS Mamie O'Bannon. sister OF
the late Captain j. II. OBannon. His
/ wife died several years ago. and he
never remarked. He is survived nv
thrce brothers, living in Texas, and
one sister. living in New Orleans. He
a MS menu per OF Fitzgerald Lodge. No.
29'' Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
sons. and of the Episcopal Church. The
funeral will he held this afternoon TT
3:3o o'clock from the chapel in Holly
wood.
Mrs. Mary Macon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Mrs, Mary Macon na,' wife e' of Wi, lam
liar mnritw vel Nae; Macon, and daughter OF Col
o'clock, after an illness extendinr over ;ep
was, not UNEXPECTED. She She is i's sur Viwed
y oSS nSr husband and four children. ali
came " Her Mer ehi Mife her when The end
Mrs. Blair Spencer WASHINGTON; Ran
dolPh Macon, St; Louis, and Misses Nora
The funeral will be held from Rrv utinr,
Parish Church on Wednesday after
John w. Wright.
| Especial to The Times-Dispatcb
/ Lynchburg, Va. February 17-Job,
/ w. Wright. aged tifty-nine wears did
this morning at 1850 o'clock at his
nome at Riverville. Amherst COUNTY
AFTER weeks illness Mr. wrirbt
was member of the well Unknown An
herst county family of that name. and
had been employed as an insnactor ~,
Gladstone by the Chesaneake "a
/ OHIO since il established its diyisi1,
| terminals there
re was member of st. Jomes.s
Methodist Church. and of the NIa.onio
! rouge 1T Gladstone.
MT. wright is survived by his wife
ohe son ana three daughters as fol
lows: Norman T. Wright re 80, o
stone; Mrs. Mary L. TavIor nt ,I,n.',
Creek; Mrs. Carrie H. Drumballar
Richmond. and Mrs. T.. D. Iinthin,
or Madison Heights. He also has ths
Growing brothers and sisters snr-
WIN WIZ ~ Il. Wright. s. Walter
wright, j. NJ. Wright, T.. N VII.
ana T. b. Wright. OF Madison uoi..tst
ana Mrs. X. b. Wright and Mrs Wni,in
Ne stevens of Lynchburg.
| Robert Foster.
| Especial to The Times Dispatcb
Norfolk, Va. February f7-Rnh.rt
roster q captain in the Norfolk Fire
department., died to-day. He was
rra,y5our years old and native Of
thirty years. YIN LOT
William q. JOhnstone
| Especial to The Times Disn,tch
| Hampton. Va. February 17-yViljio,,
". tombstone. seventy one wears old
| one OF the best known OF the older res
lachtS oi Hampton. died tonight at 6
ocioch IN the home of his son, Albert
NJ tombstone. He was q Mason and a
morning at II o'clock from St. Joints
church, Rev r. G. Page officiating.
wa ne Miss Il su Es,.sia By his widow who
burg, and two children, C. w. wharton.
| who is clerk in the most ONCE NJ Reu
f9rd city. and Mrs George Slicer, Of
Mr. wharton was deputy clerk for
about ton years. and was nopuIar ant,
Nell known i'm the. county and town.
ne was the last clerk under the old
County Court system, being appointed
to NJ vacancy which existed for one
iioh'h III inc change In the courts.
Samuel Bnker NeiII.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Wlnchcster, Va, February 17-Sam-
uel Baker Neill. scyenty-fve years Old.
| q native of Shenandoab InnoSin,, rsi'