The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-17
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have sallen
Before the Silent Reaper

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Edward Murray Tyler. son of the late
DR.. William Tyler, died on Sunday,
January 18th, in Laurel, Md.
MASSEY.
John L. Massey, for about ten years a
real estate, loan and insurance agent in
Frederick, died at his home, 1898 N.
street northwest, Washington, ID. c.,
aged 65 years.
Miss Mary Ella Ruse, formerly of this
city, died January Q at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Addison r. Ruse. 1910
West Lafayette Avenue, Baltimore. She
is survived by one brother, Mr. Addison
K. Ruse.
BRADY.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Brady, of Middle.
town, died at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Sallie Lambert, January Ia. Death
was due to complication of troubles and
general debility, Mrs. Blady being nearly
% years of age. She was a Miss Lorentz
before marriage
M'BRIDE.
James Mcbride, for some years EN-.
ployed as a general utility man about Mt.
ST. Mary's College near Emmtsburg,
died at his home at that place January @
His death was very sudden He was
aged S. years. One sister, Miss Katie
Mcbride, survives.
wHITMoRE
BENJAMIN l.. Whitmore. of Waynes-
boro, Pa, aged IS years, for a few
months employed in the shipping depart
ment of the Lands Machine Company,
was taken suddenlvill while at work Ian
uary and died while on his way home
in cab. He was native of this county.
MARKEN.
Mrs. Ann Narken. widow of the late
Josiah r. Marker, of this city, died Ian
uarv 8 at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
E. S. Fox. in Washington, of general de-
bllity, in the Send year of her age. Mrs
Marker is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. f. A. Fox, of Washington, and one
son, Mr.. Victor r. Marker, of this city.
CROMWELL.
Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Cromwell,
widow of the late Philemon Cromwell,
died on Sunday, January 18th. at the
residence of her brother, Mr. d. Z.
Padgett of a complication of troubles.
She leavas one daughter, Miss Lucie
Cromwell. The following brothers and
sisters survive her: John, Robert, and
d. L. Padgett, Mrs. Jesse Kreig and
Miss Ida Padgett
DELAUDER.
Mrs. Martha Ann Delauder died at her
home, near Petersville January s, aged
So years. The cause of her death was
general debility. She was the wife of the
late David Delauder, and leaves the fol-
lowing children: Mary c. Delauder and
James Nj. Delauder, at home; Mrs las.
Ferrell, near Petersvile; David w. De
lauder and William II. Delauder, Peters
vile. The funeral was held from the
Reformed church at Jefferson.
sUNDERGILL.
Mr. Joshua Sundergil, a prominent
citizen of this county. died at his home
near Unionville, aged about IS years.
Mr.. Suudergil was we'll known Dem.
ocrat and was a candidate for Judge of
the Orphans Court on the Democratic
ticket some years ago. He was a mem
Der Of the Central Committee from Lin
ganore District He is survived by four
children. HIS funeral took place from
his late home with services at the house.
lnterment was made in Unionviile Gem
etery.
GREENWOOD.
Mrs. Anna L. f. Greenwood, wife OF
Mr.. George f. Greenwood, died on Sun
day at her home in Baltimore, after an
illness which began October last. She
formerly lived in Frederick, and was be-
fore her marriage, Miss Neigoff, her par
ents residing in this city, near North Mar
ket street fountain. She has been reSld
ing in Baltimore for number of wears.
She is survived by her husband and two
daughters, Mrs. George Zeigler, and Miss
Mary Greenwood, both of Baltimore.
She IS also survived bv one sister, Mrs.
Margaret Staley, also of Baltimore.
RoUTZAHN.
Miss Sarah 7. H. Routzahn, of Mid
dletown, this comfy, died at her home
at that place, on Sunday, January 18th
after a long illness, from the effects OF
cancer. She was aged about IS years.
Miss Routzahn was a daughter of the
late Eli Routzahn, of Middetown, and
for number of years she and her sister,
Miss Frances Routzahn, resided in
Middletown She was a member OF
the Reformed Church. She is survived
by her sister and the following brothers:
Simon Routzahn, of Middletown; Ohm
II. Routzahn, near Middletown; and
Melvin Routzahn, residing in Ohio.
lands.
Mr.. Gideon w. Lands, of MELVILLE,
Pa, brother of Messrs. c. A. and H. s.
Lands, this city, died at his home Ianu-
ary Is. He was in the 18th year of his
age His death was caused by inward
infection of the leg, the glands of which
dried up. causing trouble on the foot on
which there had been sore corn. He
was confined to his bed since January a.
Besides his wife. Mr. Lands is survived
by children, three sons and four daugh-
tiers. Four brothers and sister survive:
|. d. and f. d. Lands, OF Coatesville;
H. s. and c. A. Lands, of Frederick,
and Mrs. Emma Shapley, Of Mechanics
burg, Pa.
TYSON.
Matthew s. Tyson, AZ years old, died
on Saturday, January nth at his home
of liver trouble, after an illness of several
weeks. Mr. Tyson was born in Phil
delphia, although he had lived in Balti
more the most of his life. He married
Miss Emma Wilson, of Boston, the
daughter of the late Captain c. Webster
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson makes her home
with her daughter Mr.. Tyson was
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