The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-04
DEATHS

h.s BROTHER law. n. j. burton.
l l5Ga IM,s,s,, street: JAMES W;
year or his age. He leaves a de-
voted wife and six children to mourn
, ,osir n lo e. Ja,os Anb,Tey OF Washing
funerai from Cool Springs Bap,
osiock " THIs A nareisI oGN9uni iyn;,era
ment AT above cemetery. Friends
and ncquaintances invited to attend
HARRIS.-Died. Friday. January 2.
Isl LIZA h a, II n r. y; at the rssldenee Of
In the twentieth year of her age
The funeral VIII take place from
AFTERNOON at 1890 Interment In
Oakwood.
W1LsoN.-Died, at the residence OF his
parents. IL South Rowland street.
December 2s. 1919. JOSEPH WILSON.
infant son OF Henry Richard and
Alma Atwell Rowland.
Burial in Itivcryicw Cemetery De-
cembcr 90.
uary ,, 1914, at his home 1895 West
Graee Street, MILTON L HUTCHIN-
S Sc his at VIZ iS Aes Burton Ms is spfsIysd
": T Hutchinson. OF this city; J. o.
1iutGHiIlSofi. Oh ming NilliGTn County.
and Miss Eta Il. Hutchinson, also
Of King William County.
The funeral Will take place from
AFTERNOON at 1915 O'clock. Inter
mcnt in Hollywood.
OCONNoR-Died. at her residence
500 North Thirty-fourth Street, jan
uary :. isl.. a 10 o'clock y. NJ. MRS,
lived wife OF OF T 2bomN9 - tHe be
She leaves her husband. mother.
brother and seven children to mourn
,oso MoNP 5 81 MoR rs!T,sss ffnFrsh
Of the family invited to attend In
terment In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
TYLER.-Died. Friday morning. Jan.
uary 2. SToNEWALL j. TYLER.
ing parlors. . o'clock THIS AFTER
NOON. 1nterment in lakewood.
THoMAs-picd at Elizabeth Buxton
uary 2. 3 i. *, Join 4. THOMAS.
OF h lsl Va He is survived by
Richmond. and two brothers. w O.
Thomas OF Clifton Forge. and Chae
:. Thomas. Of Richmond
Funeral from his brothers resi-
MSi5o,S:bI ,, AFTERNootS 4 o.eloaE::
acquaintance Invited to attend
BURNETT Died. mt tho residence OF
4, II; Mrs, MAKGAKET ANN
EhIzAnETH nuRNETT, tho beloved
leaves devoted husband, three sons
w. Victor. II Leroy. c. Leon Burnett
and one brother, w. @. Tucker.
Sleep on, dear mother, thine earthly
cares are done,
The mortal pangS are past:
II q
Beyond this stormy blast.
Why should we iinger TO weep around
Sorrow shall vex her no more;
Never a shadow OF trouble or gloom
Reaches your heavenly shore.
Dear mother, wo.n weep no more,
Your suiferings are past;
The mansion that's prepared for you,
dear mother.
You've reached at last.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Interment at lakewood Friends ana
acquaintances Invited to attend.
STIRLING.-Dled. at the residence OF
her husband, 152o East. East Broad Street,
leaves II devoted husband SON and
two daughters.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street
y
A. Friends and acquaintances in.
vited to attend
BROWN.--Passed into eternal rest, at
$40 $40 p; NJ, Janua sas, s., sCsEWA
tersburg, Va. lie Is survived by his
wife. five children and three sisters.
Mrs. ". D. Hargrove,. of Richmond.
and Mrs. Evans and Mrs. A. ID.
Iockett, of Petersburg.
Funeral from the residence, 1905
Porter Street, MONDAY AFTER
NOON, Z. NJ. Interment private.
sTERLING.-Died. at her residence,
1920 East Broad Street, at 4:40 A. NJ,
January 3. 1914, MRS ANN 10. STER-
LING. wife OF John Is. Sterling. Sha
leaves her husband. two daughters
Mrs. Hobgood. of Richmond, -and
Mrs. w. p. Constable, OF Durham,
n. C.-and ono son, William r. San.
ders. OF Washington, d. G.
Funeral notice later.