The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-17
VOL. 74-NO. 3
RECENT DEATHS
S. Howard Rogers.


Louisa Rogers. Isaac Rogers, of Bay |
View, and Robert Rogers, of Elk |
Mills, are brothers of the deceased
The funeral was he'd Wednesday |
morning, with services at Friends |
Meeting House, Calvert, and inter-
ment at Rosebank Cemetery.
Henry Carr, Sr.
Mr.. Henry Carr ST., for the past 80 |
years a resident of Elk Mills, died |
Wednesday of last week at the home |
of his niece, Mrs. Pursley Evans, at |
Providence, of apopleXy, aged IA |
years. The deceased was a Civil War
veteran and was member of the G.
A. R. He is survived by the follow
ing children: Thomas Carr, Harry |
Carr. of Elk Mills; Henry Carr, of |
Elkton; Mrs Alfred Dickerson, of |
Marshalton; Mrs. George Boulder, of |
Cherry Hill; Mrs. Howard Mousley, |
of Siverside, Del; Alonzo Carr, of |
Wilmington.
The funeral was held last Saturday |
afternoon with services at the Latter
Day Saints Church, Elk Mills, and |
intermcnt at Cherry Hill Cemetery. |
George A. Hall
Mr.. George Andrew Hall, a we'll
known contractor and builder, died on
Wednesday of last week, at his home |
at Zion, after lengthy illness, Of |
cancer of the stomach, aged 62 years. |
The deceased was a native of Cecil |
county. being a son Of James and Jane |
Hall, and resided here all his life. He |
is survived by his widow, who was
Miss Sidney BonSail, of Oxford, Pa, |
and two sons-LioneI and Jasper Hall |
of Mifflinsburg, Pa. He is also sur
vived by three brothers and two sis
ters-Samue T. Hall, of Zion; Will |
liam Hall, of Blake; Frank Hall, of |
Butler, Pa; Mrs. DeMond. of Zion, |
and Mrs. Robinson, of Wilmington.
The funeral was held from his late
residence last Sunday. with interment |
at Oxford, Pa, cemetery.
James Little.
Mr.. James n. Little. one of the old
est residents Of Perryville, died at his |
home on Akin avenue, on Monday, |
April y, after a weeks illness from
general debility, at the age of 80. Mr.. |
Little was born near Charlestown, and |!
spent most of his life in Cecil county, |
the last 23 years at Perryvile. He |
was a plasterer by trade, but was a
great lover of fishing, having devoted |
quite little time inthat interest He |
U'Ss always admired for his upright |
AID noble Christian character, having |
been a member of the Principle NJ. +. |
Church for many years, and from |
where his funeral took place at 2:30 |
on Thursday, with interment in the |
adjoining cemetery The services were
in charge of Rev. r. H. Hoover, of the
Presbyterian Church. and Rev. J. II. |
po,'.,.,.;iin W '''e -'i' H. >''"''"' III
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Mrs. Isaac s. Kirk.
Mrs. Fannie Lincoln Kirk. widow Of
the late Isaac S Kirk. of Chester |
county, Pa, died Thursday of last |
week, at the nome of her daughter, in
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ME Davis, daughter of the late Geo.
b. paws OF near Elkton. survives.
ms funeral was held Thursday af- |
ternoon WITH services at his late resi-
aence' 2oI East Eighth ST., and inter
meht at klVerVeW Cemetery.
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