The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
DEATH

ARNALL-.Died. Juno ~, at 40 p. NJ.
In the twenty-third year of his age.
Louis y. Arnail, at the residence OF
his parents. 422 North Elm Street. Be
sides his pareM,s. he is survived sa~ By one
brother. Parker II. Arnall.
Funeral services THIS AFTERNOON
NJ i:30 from the residence. Burial III
RtVcrview Cemetery.
AKERs.-Died. Saturday. Juno 20. at
in the atty seventh year of his age.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
1919. at s T.. NJ. at the residence OF
her nusG EnS Az Morih o Thirty fourth
Leroy Huntington and daughter of
Anna u. and the late Gideon T. Roach.
AGED thirty three years She leaves to
children ana one brother
The funeral ,lr, VIZ take place THIS
from %' Gnion sutton Me, he 0 GpisS
copal Church. lntcrmcnt In lakewood.
HARDWlCkE. - Died. this Sunday
morning, at The Retreat for the Sick,
RICHARD OTWAY HARDWICKE.
Funeral notice later
ARMIsTEAD.-W williamsburg. Va. June
TRAVIS ,AKMlsrEAb. which occurred
o'clock! this morning. williamsburg LOST
one OF its Oldest and most prominent
citizens Mr. Armistead was the son
and Julia Travis, his wife. both his
paternal and maternal lines having
been Oh this peninsula for three hum
dred years. and have helped make Nir
sinla history. Mr.. Armistead was 40
years OF age, and spent his life In his
birthplace with the exception OF, tho
four years he served in the Confederate
army, leaving William and Mary Col
lcge, where ne was "A student, at the
~ n ftpV t,t
country. lie was n member of tho
Junior, Guards OF Williamsburg. but be.
fore they were mustered In ho joined
the old Dominion Dragoons. Third Vir.
einia Cavalry. ANA served In that com
pany throughout the war. He was
wounded twice. While the Confederate
table; commemorative the students OF
1861. who left William and Mary TO join
the army rnH ; and Of whom Nh Armnistead
lighting his last losing battle.
In 1857 he was admitted 10 the prac-
his father, and later with his son. lie
was an able and brilliant lawyer. and
ranked high in his profession, serving
for many years as Commemorative at.
torney lie was also superintendent
OF the, public schools for WILLIAMSBURG
for a long period. He WAS a prominent
Mason, and Tor many years was war
den OF Bruton Parish Church. 4 man
OF strong convictions, loyalty and cour-
age. he has been described by long as
sociatcs rs "a man without price"
In 1869 he married his cousin. Miss
MARY Frances ArmiStcad. who, with
three children. survive him. They arc
Miss Lula Champion Armistcad and
Frank Armistcad. OF williamsburg, and
Mrs. John y. Hardy. OF Alpine, Texas.
all Of whom We're at his bedside at tho
time of his death. a surviving sister
IL Mrs. Nlrginius +. Holt. OF Hampton
Ihc funeral occurred at Eruton Par.
Ism Church. Rev. Ruinn Jones oiiiciat-
ing, at . o'clock Saturday afternoon.
ATTENDED by - number OF friends and
relatives from the town ami else whcre
burial being in the family lot at Cedar
Grove Cemetery under Masonic auspices,
me Confederate ritual being also used.
from fellow members OF Williamsburg
Lodge, No. c, a. T.. " a. NJ The hon
orary were the icW Confederate soldiers
surviving IN town and personal friends
--Messrs. bathurst Peachcy. Thomas
Geddy. Jefferson Stubs. John Charles.
Dennlson Coils, Colonel John Lamb OF
Richmond, and others