The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary HnIIoran.

her residence, 1924 East Broad Street.
The funeral win be held ED at g O'cIoek
ricS's Church. Mrs Halloran Is sur
viyed by FIVE daughters-Mamie. Katie.
Nellie and Josephine Halioran. and
! Mrs. r. s McCurdy. There is also one
! son, ID. j. Halloran.
Ike Wolpert.
! Ike Wolpert died yesterday at the
residence OF his sister, GIL State
Street.
: Funeral of Major DninseraeId.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
IIarrisonburg. va. January S.-The
body of Major Foxhall A. Daingerheid.
geventy-four years old. arrived from
Lexington. KY, this afternoon over
the Baltimore and Ohio by way Of
stanton. and was inferred In Wood
bine Cemetery. in Harrisonburg. The
! pail-bearers were:
Active-Ysomas G. Herring. Charles
r. s Switz& Senator John Paul
Honorary-Captain John A. Herring
@. r. Eastman Il II. OFT. Colonel ID.
II. Lee Martz Major George Chrisman'
Judge G.. C. Grattan, John r. Lewis
and General John r. Roller.
Major Daingerfeld was born in
Rockingham in 1899. During his resi-
dence here he was mayor. town coun-
Gilman and clerk OF the county court
He imnorted the first blOoded horses
ever seen In Rockingham. Al the
outbreak OF the civil War he lived In
Path County where he Joined the Bath
/ Cavalry, and later was I'm Ashby's
Cavalry. lie was wounded four times
in as many engagements, namely:
Orange. Upperv'lle. Amelia Spring and
Petersburg
lie is survived by his widow. who
was Miss Henrietta Gray. 81 Harrison
hur%: two sons Keenc and AlScrnon
paingerfeId. and five caughter-Nisses
BESSIE. Elizabeth PinkneV Julia Oc-
& .-f nd u
Mrs. Henrietta Henderson Norman.
Major DaingerieId gave MP HIS law
practice here twenty-five wears ago
and went to Culpeper going from
superinten1 ency OF the famous stock
farm OF his brother-in law. James r.
Keene. a turfman and breeder Of
world wide reputation. who died forty
William Da'ngerfeld. mis- great
grandfather. was one Of the first com
nissioned colonies In WashinGton's
army of the American Revolution. and
the rapier then worn by this ancestor
came into the possession Of MAJOR
Daingerheld Ore or more Of his an
cestOrs were with Governor Spots
wood on his trip through the noun
tains Of Virginia. described N knights
Of the Horse Shoe " His father was
captain in the war of 1872. and the
family OF his mother were among the
most distinguished families in the
E a
having furnished two judges OF the
Court of Appeals Of Virginia and two
or more commodores to the United
states Navy His parents both died
about fifty years ago
=. II. Goodloe.
GOrdonsv'lle. Va, January S IL
Goodloe died al his home. "Conistone
one-half mile northwest OF Gordons-
O'Clock. after an illness Of several
weeks aged seventy seven years.
The funeral services VIII be con
Quoted from his late home Thurs az
auspices OF Wad-ell Lodge. No. 22S.
A. f. & y Nj. Of which he had long
been i member. after which his re.
mains viii be taken TO Maplewood
Cemetery for interment
Mr.. Gooiloe = survived BY two sons
and five daughters-Mrs. A J. Par
rlsh. OF Richmond. Alfred GooGloe. ~
Philadelphia Mrs. Ellis \. SAMPSON
Il Beverley and Misses Hester. lrene
and Julia GOoclOe-all OF this placr.
besides two brothers and one sister
| J. g Goodloe. ST.. Of near GordonS
Vile: B. II. Goodloe of Nelson coun-
~ and Mrs. Goodloe Jackson. OF West
Virginia.
). Thomas Royal
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatc
Amelia. V. January 81 Thomas
Royal. sixty-eight years OF az a
native or Amelia. died in Richmond
at the home OF his son. The remains
were brought to Amelia TO-DAY and
inferred in the old family brryinS
ground. about two and ons-half miles
from Amelia.
Mr.. Royan i survived by 2 sister.
Mrs. y. r. Bailey. anH two brothers.
Samuel Royal Or Jetersville. and l.
! W Royal OF West Point. and three
sons n R-all aud c. Y. Royal:
of Richm0fd. and +. C. Royal. Of
Iowa.
Captain Frank 4. HundIey.
Especial to The Times-bl sr@trh-
! Amelia Va. January s.-The re-
mains OF Captain Frank 4 Hundley.
formerly Of this county. and for many
years in the real estate business in
Richmond. are expected here by train
leaving Richmond At 1915 \ NJ to
, the home OF his daughter. AIRS Riggs.
lin Charleston. ". Va. wherc he had
been sick for some TIM he Wa e
brother Of Judge George : ruudlelf
and was married three times Several
children Of his first wife, also mis- son,
Chaffin !. Ifundiey. and MS daughter.
Miss Ellen Hurdlcy. Of this county.
and his last wife surviv" him.
The remaiifs will be conveyed from
the train to the Methodist Church, and
the interment will be made In the
| Presbyterian Cemetery.
! Funeral Of William 7. Wnikey
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va. January S--The fu-
neral Of William T. Walker. whose
death occurred early yesterday morn
ing. took place this morning II 10
o'clock from Duiguid's undertaking es-
tabiishmen, Interrent wa- at Spring
! Hill Cemetery The service At the
grave was conducted by Rev. DR.. "
". Hamilton. pastor Of the First Bap-
fist Church
! The pall-bearers were; John Bell
! Winfrce. ST.. W. r. Head. Edward r.
Yoder. w. T. Gartre, VI. 7. Brown and
r. Il Yoder.
Funeral of W. Marion Scay. Jr.
/ Especial 90 The TlmeS-DfFpatch.
J IynchourE Va. January S.-Th-
burial Of W. Marion Seay. -, who
died in a hospital at Troy. y. Y. Sun
dav from injuries received IN an acct
dent at Mecharicsviiie. y Y, took
place this morning at 10 o'clock from
tine Keulper Street station Of the
southern Railway the interrrent being
a. the Prosbvterian Cemetery The