The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
OBITUARY
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:, Norfolk. Va, April iS"H Rosu
the schooi bo aahy a mars ga, member OF
historian and factor in r nhnown as
vuuSauonal affairs. died sudienl, -,
RsnK S ., meart disease at his home. S3n
born ana for more thar ",''l ne was
Xyears the home Of the the" Ba :. n1Indred
Mr. Basnall was born ON Ausrs,
H sa.; and all OF his life has lived II;
acnn,,n,. re wrote many Interesting
hai century. was a very entcrinin -.
b mtner ana writer and occupied AN
As In mace IN Norfolk citizenship
was responsible for many of thn ~ ~"
Eressive moves OF that body in brinr
ing the standard OF education IN r.
It's present heights "P W
r.i fipon' VENT years ago Mr.. BagnaIl
MfHlcn nc was prominent factor in
ms section. and since then dnyoted
an OF MS time to ultrusitic pursuits
ana philanthropics.
ne was prominent in Masonic ar
Ialrs; ana II il expected that His r,,-
neral VIII take place with high honors
affiliations. He was also n nc,,hs,
OF ,he FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church, in
Nhich ne was an active worker
Mrs. julia VI. Watkins
Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
Gordonsvillc. Va. April ls-M-a
Julia NJ Watkins wife of George NJ
watkins. died at her home here Friday
morning al o'clock, after an illness
OF several weeks. OF Brieht's disease
aged sixty-eisht years The funeral
services viii be held AT her late home
saturday afternoon at O'clock con
Quoted by Rev James H. Cook. pastor
or the Gordonsville Baptist Church.
after which her remains viii be in
TERED in Maplewood Cemetery
Louis DeLacroix
special To The Times Dispatch
oxford, y. G.. april iS.-Louis De-
l,acroix. prominent farmer OF Gran
vile. died suddenly at his home near
OXFORD on Friday morning. The second
stroke OF paralysis caused his death
lie leaves a widow and one daughter.
Mrs. benjamin *. HAYS
William &. White.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
Lexington. Va, April Is.-Thc fune-
raj OF William George White. long
agent at Lexington for the Adams EN-
press Company was held today. with
interment in the Lexington Cemetery.
Mr.. White died very suddenly on We'd
nesday evening while at his desk, fall
ing from his seat and expiring almost
immediately. He had been "A sufferer
for some time from heart trouble. and
recently had had fainting spells For
merry, during President Cleveland's
administration. he was postal clerk on
the Valley lewiston of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. In NIL his dealings
WITH me puDnc Mr. White was faithful
and efficient He was born nfty-seven
years ago In Lexington, the son of the
late Joseph White. He is survived BY
one sister Miss Anne Robertson White.
librarian at Washington and Lee Uni
Versity. Mr.. White never married.
Nrs. Mnry VI. StrickIcr
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg. Va. April 1S.--Mrs
Mary NJ. Strickler nincty-two years old.
widow of James Stricklcr, is dead near
New Market. She leaves eight children.
She was a Miss Sensabaugh Her
father lived to be 100 years old, and a
brother ninety-eiGht.
Miss Virginia w. QunrIes.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va. April lS.-The remains
of Miss Virginia West QuarIes. who
died yesterday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Fl. j. Dobbs i'm High Point.
\: c., were brought to Amherst this
afternoon. The burial took place i'm
r'cdiately after arrival of the train.
and was in the family graveyard Miss
Quarles is survived by one sister, Mrs
II. j. Dobbs, and was q daughter of
the late Henry L. Quarles. al one time
prominent citizen of this county.