The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-22
OBITUARY
Thomas NJ. Scott.


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Onancock. Va January 2l-Thc
remains OF Thomas NJ. Scott who died
OF pneumonia at his home at East vile,
sunday, arrived here yesterday. Inter
ment was made an the Onancock Gene.
tery. he was seventy-seven years old
the 18th OF this month.
Mr.. scott was native Of North
ampton county. on his mothers side
tinghan who settled in Northampton
in 1859, having been granted a patent
from the English sovereign. Mr. Scott
was reading law at the University of
Virginia when the war broke out. lie
Joined the Nineteenth Virginia Bat.
talon. and was afterwards connected
with the commissary department. A.
me close Of the war he began the prac-
tice of law at East vile, and for a num-
Der OF. years edited the Eastern Shore
Herald. Mr.. Scott had held several
positions OF trust. having been sheriff
OF Northampton County. and he also
served two terms in the Virginia Leeis-
lature. He was member of the Rich
mond Randolph Lodge. A. Z. and A. Nj,
of richmond He leaves widow. who
S %as ciiss Henrietta fitchett. four
New York Mrs Thomas Jacob. OF
Cheriton Mrs q. Fred Kelley and Mrs
sons. John T. Stanley NJ. and Tucker
VI. Scott, Of Eastvilie.
John b. Terrell
Fredericksourg Va January p =
John b. Jerreil. a well-known citizen
home last night of general debility
aged sixty-slx years. He was a Con
federate soldier. and stood high IN his
community. He IL survived by one
son and four daughters.
Mrs. Jane shryoek.
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Jane shryock. widow OF John shryock.
OF Clarke. County died at the home Of
her dSnEh'e en Mo- ond sS eyeSns a. n
O'Clock. aged eighty years She was for
perly Miss Jane Order. Of Stephens
City. and is survived by two daughters
Mrs James Owens and Mrs r Ovens
one son. Walter ShryOck. and one sister
Mrs Sarah Glen. The funeral will be
South. Rev. $. A. Parker officiating,
and interment viii be IA Green HiA
Alexander NJ. MATES.
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Suffolk. Va. January q -Alexanccr
Marion Mates, manager of the Singer
here. died this afternoon aged sixty
two years, after brief illness he -
ssuvvired by a wide~ VINO was Miss
Mrs. John { Page. Of Richmond and
Mrs. Crete Harrison. OF " ashingfon,
and one son. NJ l.. Mates, OF Suffolk
Thomas Jones.
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Thomas Jones died al has residence.
near Being. on Sunday a. noon. OF
typhoid pneumonia His remains we're
Jones was about sixty nine years old.
and was attending the tirgin!a--4iih-
tary Institute when hostiiities Between
the North and South were in progress
He fought the battle OF Sew Market
with the cadet corps A widow and two
daughters Mrs. Charlie Reed and Aliss
-iny Jones survive him
Miss Frankie B. Bell.
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Nh, HarT F5snss nuSr seiI ~n segtyto
years old daughter OF kirk~ood Beii
a rural mail carrier died yesterday at
Mrs. Elizabeth TAFT.
s.udleg t ys January ~ CANAAN nmf issaa
and EIizabeth Waddinshsm, died a.
oresnies at s'q ha1G F B9nasy Isss
in Wisbeck. Cbsmbridge England,
coming to this country in $50. and locst-
ing IN Marion s. Besides ed s+s sei isayes
a daughter Mrs. J. NJ, Greenlee, ana
ak grandchildren. Maud; Annie Mabel.
xoTker and was liberal Contributor
20 building three different churches tsis
boro' Mas and the Episcopal Church
in Marion y C where the funeral
services was conducted to-day
Mrs. Leonard Cox.
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Eureks Mills Va. January 2l.-Mrs-
Leonard Cox died at her home near
Charlotte Courthouse yesterday morn
ing aged seventy thIee years ne m
fe-rncnt was at Old Bethlehem Church
Manassas this Afternoon \ delegation
from ST. Johns Masonic Lodge at
tended the remains 20 Manassas. "A.
her husband and son. Rev. Leonard
Cox and A l. Cox are past masters OF
the lodge