The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-07-19
DEATHS OF THE WEEK
WILLIAM WILSON.

from Delaware as a boy and had resided
here since, being successfully engaged
IN farming and dairying. He built and
operated the Harmony creamery, now
operated by his son, Samuel D. Wilson.
He is survived by his wife, who was Miss
Mary Taylor, and six children: Mrs. Ma
bel Reynolds, of Camden. n j.; Hanson
u, of New York; William, of Calvert;
Samuel D. and Bayard G., near Sylmar,
and Alfred at home The following
brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Mar
tha Cameron, of Virginia. Mrs. Sarah
Brown, of near Sylmar Thomas, of Ris
ing Sun, and Ross Wilson, near Chrome.
Pa. The funeral services were held on
Thursday morning from his late home,
with interment in Rosebank cemetery at
Calvert.
MRS. JENNIE P. FINKBINER.
Mrs Jennie Finkbiner, wife of Haines
Finkbiner, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Perry. of Zion, died at her home
near Wakefield, Pa, wednesday of last
week, after a lingering illness of tuber-
culoss in her 32d year. Mrs. Finkbiner
was patient sufferer. never complain
ing and always looking on the bright
sue even Wien Sue KNEW uedIu was ~
near Besides her husband and parents
she is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Howard Owens. of Kennett Square, and
Mrs. Littleston, OF Accomac, Va, and by
one brother Mr.. Charles Perry, Sylmar.
The funeral was held on Saturday from
her late residence, with interment at
Little Britain.
MRS ANNIE CAMERON
Mrs. Annie Cameron, wife of Robert NJ.
Cameron, OF near North East, died at
the home of her daughter Mrs z. F..
Powell, in Elkton, on Tuesday OF last
week, aged 10 years. She is Survived by
a husband and the following children
John, of Elkton; Mary Elizabeth, of Ches-
ter; Benjamin R. and William j., North
East; Mrs. Annie l.. Deckman, of Perry
Vile; Mrs. Emma Isaacs, of North East;
Mrs. Ella B. Powell, of Elkton; Mrs.
Margaret McLain, of Newark, and Rob-
ert C, of Milwaukee The funeral was
held July II, and interment was made
in North East cemetery.
LEWIS A. BRIsTow.
Mr.. Lewis A. Bristow, died Friday of
last week at his home in Wilmington,
after an illness of four weeks, aged 81
years. Mr.. Bristow was a licensed
steamboat engineer and had been EN-
ployed by Charles Warner Co. since 1876
He is survived by his widow and three
| children, Mrs w. B. Horsey, Miss Mamie
Bristow and Charles Bristow The body
was brought to Elkton by train Monday
and taken to Bethel cemetery for inter-
ment.
MRS. GEORGE W. WOODSIDE.
Mrs. Margaret Woodside, wife of Geo.
w. Woodside, watchman at the Elk Neck
| railroad crossing two miles west of Elk
ton, died Saturday after a lingering ILL
| ness of paralysis agitans, aged So years.
| Her maiden name was Entwistle, and
she was twice married She is survived
by her husband and several grown chill
dren by her first marriage.
The funeral was held Tuesday, with in
| terment in Elkton cemetery.
MERRITT OLIVER SMITH.
Merritt oliver, the seven months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Smith, of
Cecilton. died on Saturday morning last.
The entire community sympathizes with
| low was bright and interesting and a
| great pet. The Rev. Mr.. Hardesty con-
ducted the funeral services on Monuay
afternoon, Masters George Hill Padley
| Edgar Watts, Clayton Smith and Her
man stradley acting as pail bearers.
CLARA V. GILBERT.
While visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mf.-
Gilbert suffered the loss of one of her
! little twin daughters, Clara, who was
taken i'll last Saturday night and died OF
| convulsions before DR.. Carrico, the ply
s!cian summoned, could reach her. On
| Sunday Coroner Dean gave certificate
| OF death from convulsions and interment
was made on Monday in the Cherry Hill
| NJ. f. cemetery.
SAMUEL j. BROWN.
Samuel J. Brown died Monday morn
| Ing at his home near Sylmar, after a
long illness of paralysis, aged 10 years
| He was born on the farm where he died
and was engaged in farming all his life
| He is survived by his wife and six grown
| children.
The funeral was held Friday morning,
| with interment at Rosebank cemetery,
| Calvert.
EDWARD C. LOCKWOOD.
Mr.. Edward C. Lockwood former
resident of Cecil county, died at his late
home at Vancguver, B. C., Thursday OF
last week. He was the youngest son of
| the late Edward w and Sarah A. Lock
wood, and was born in Cecil county in
1853. He is survived by widow and
four children, also one sister, Miss Ada
| Lockwood, of Middletown.
JOHN ROLPH.
! The remains of John Rolph who died
from asphyxiation by gas at his home
/ in Philadelphia on Saturday night, were
brought to Johntown Tuesday, where the
| funeral services We're held with inter-
ment at st, Paul's NJ. E. cemetery. A
widow and eight children survive, also a
| number of brothers and sisters.
MRS LOUISE H. CROCKETT
Mrs, Louise Hollett Crockett, wife of
| David Crockett, of Appleton, was seized
with heart failure while joking with Gus
toners at her stand in Wilmington mar