The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-05-22
RECENT DEATHS
George w. England.


Mr.. George w. England, of Phila-
deiphia. died Monday at Wildwood,
n. j. He was a son of Mary and the
late Job England, of this county. The
deceased was a plumber. He is sur
vived by his widow, mother and two
brothers-Clifford and Howard Eng
land, of near Calvert, and two sisters,
Mrs. j. B. Slicer and Miss Ollie Eng
land, of Rising Sun.
The funeral was held Thursday af-
ternoon with interment at Northwood
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary E. Young.
Mrs. Mary E. Young, widow of Col.
William Young, who was a prominent
member of the Hartford county bar,
died at her home in Belair, Monday
morning, at the age of 81 years. She
took an active interest in the civic
and charitable work of the town. Mrs.
Young was a sister of the founders of
the Cochran & Ohler Ice Company of
Baltimore. She leaves four daughters
-(Mrs. Saunders Maulsby. of Char
lottesville, Va; Mrs. Deimar Smith
ers, of Chesapeake City; Mrs. Charles
c. Hollingsworth and Miss Millicent
Young, both of Belair. and three sons
(James c. Young, who is connected
with the internal revenue department
of Baltimore; Harry Young, of New
Work city, and John S. Young. one of
the leading members of the Hartford
county barr.
John b. Mackey.
Mr.. John B. Mackey, a we'll known
retired farmer, died last Saturday at
his home at Lewisville, Pa. after
length yillness, aged rs years. The
deceased was native of Chester
county and spent his entire life in the
vicinity of Lewisville. A widow, who
was Miss Scott. and four children
DR.. David Mackey and Thomas Mack
ey. of Oxford, Misses Helen and
Emma Mackey, at home, survive.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon, with inte:ment at Sharp's
Cemetery.
Isaac H. Hammond.
Mr.. Isaac H. Hammond died last
Saturday at the home of his son, JOS
eph, near New London. after
lengthy illness from cancer of the
stomach. aged ~ years. The deceas-
ed was a Civil War veteran and
native of Cecil county, being a brother
of the late Mrs. j. K. Polk Racine, of
Elkton. Mr.. Hammond is survived
by his widow and the following child
ren-Joseph and Marshall of near
New London; Isaac, of Port Deposit;
James, of Perryvi!le; Mrs. Florence
Holly. of Havre de Grace; Mrs. Car
rie Reyburn, of Lincoln, and Floyd
Hammond. of Oxford.
Funeral services were held at his
late home Monday evening, with fur
ther services at Hopewell Church,
this county, Tuesday, with interment
in adjoining cemetery.
Judge Joseph A. Wickes.
Judge Joseph A. Wickes, for MANY
years on the Bench of this judicial
Circuit. died at his home in Chester
town, on Tuesday, 80 years of age.
Judge Wlckes was first elected to the
Bench in 1869 and reelected in 1882,
thus serving for thirty years. when he
retired.
For many years he was president of
Washington College, and also connect
ed with financial Institutions. His
estate is valued at more than 100000.
lie leaves a widow. Mrs. Gladys
Wickes, daughter of Joseph T. Robin
son, of Baltimore, by whom he has two
children living Gladys and Joseph.
He had several children by his first
marriage-Mrs. Thomas Hines, Mrs.
Louise Houston, Mrs. Carrie Kennard.
Baltimore, and Mrs. Joseph wilkins,
wife of DR.. wilkins. of Norfolk. Va,
by second marriage.
Levin A. Wickes, a member of the
State Tax Commission, is nephew,
and Judge Pere l.. Wickes is a brother.
George W. Green.
Mr.. George w. Green, of Conowinto,
was found dead in bed Monday morn
ing. He had been subject to epieptic
fits and it is thought that one of these
was the cause of his death. The de-
ceased was about 40 years of age.
Coroner William P. Dean, of Elk
ton, deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Mrs. Christian Euler.
Mrs. Isa Anna Euler, wife of Chris
tian Euler, died Wednesday at her
home near Rising Sun.
The funeral was held yestedray
(Friday) with services at Union M. f.
Church, Fremont, and interment in ad-
joining cemetery.
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