The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-30
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Clifton q. Coleman.
Lynchburg. Va. May 2s.-Clifton >.
Coleman. eighty years OF age. died sun
day morning at s:4s o'clock at the resi-
dence of his son. Joseph II. Coleman.
1000 Grace street. having been In de-
Ginning health since a stroke of paraly-
sis. which he sustained last November.
second stroke, which occurred On
May a. was the Immediate cause o.
Mr.. Coieman's death.
/. Mr.. Coleman was a native OF Apo
mattox county. where he engaged ~
building contractor until he came 20
Iynchburg twenty-six years ago to
make his homa. He served through
the CIVIL war in the Confederate army.
having been with the Latham battery.
He was at Appomattox at the sur
render of General Lees army.
Mr.. Coleman was \ member OF Trim
fty Methodist church. He was married
In Richmond In 1874 and survived his
wife since 1908
The deceased IL survived by two
sons. Joseph H. Coleman. OF this city.
and John f. Coleman. OF Richmond.
Frank n. Elienor.
Suffolk. May 2a-Frank r. Ellenor.
president OF the Bank OF whaieyvilfe.
and one of the most prominent men
OF this section, died yesterday morn
ing at o'clock, aged seventy-three
years.
Mr. E,ienor was native OF Hert-
ford county, having been born there
December 90. 1s4a. He was the son
OF william and Emily Eilenor. He
was married to Mirs Sallie Ida Baker
February II. 1867
One Of the social events OF the year
In vaudeville was the celebration OF
their golden wedding on February -.
| 1917, He Is survived by his widow
and two daughters. Mrs. r. O. knight.
! 81 vaudeville, and Mrs. l. W. John
SON. of suffolk; four grandchildren.
W. Frank Knight. cashier OF the Bank
Of whaleyviile: Miss Ruth Knight and
| Es,in knight, of whaieyville. and
Horace Knight. Of Franklin; half
brother, Eddie EIienor. OF Oates county.
North caroiina, and two skaters. Mrs.
Julia Powell. Of Aulander. y. G., and
Mrs. Sal,fe sPiianA. cf Port Norfolk.
Mr.. Eilenor was n Confederate vet
ersn. having served through the War
| Between the states. He was one OF the
men assigned to destroy Fort CssweiL
| n. c., before II was captured by the
/ Union forces.
Bank of whaleyviiie. ana had been ao-
two in developing that prosperous IN
/ stitut.en for the past few years
/ rhA funeral was held at Whaley-
vile Methodist church this afternoon
at o'cfock.. Burial was In the church
cemetery.
wiIliaa saaderssA.
rynchburg. Va May ss.--wiiiiam
| Sanderson, aged hfty-four. died IT HIS
home In Portsmouth Sunday evening
at $40 o'clock. following \ Ions I'LL
ness OF Briehts disease.
| Mr.. Sanderson IL survived by his
wife. three daughters-Sfisses Mabel.
Stella and Dora--and one con. George
| sanderson. all Of Portsmouth. Three
| brothers and one slater survive. ~ fol-
lows. Mr., ]. p Sandefson. Of Atlanta
GA. Mr. John r. Sanderson. Of In
dianApolis. Ind: Mr.. Frank Sanderson,
| of Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs. Aiexan-
der Thurman. Of LynchburK. He Is
also survived by n half-sister Mrs.
/ Keeple, of Texas.
The remains will be brought here
| today for interment.
MR.. Moalie n. AcGm Resenterg.
| News was received here yesterday
afternoon OF the death In Galveston.
Tex. Of Mrs. Mollie r. McGtN Rosen-
berg. daughter OF the late DR.. Charles
McGM, \ well-known surgeon In thu
| Confederate army and former resft
dent OF this city. Mrs Rosenberg wat
| in the seventy eighth year Of her aga
and had lived in Galveston Tor
| rraa&er mart of her life. The remAinf
! will leave Galveston this afternoon tot
! Baltimore, Mrs. Rossnbsrg's formsf
/ home where her body viii be laid u
rest In Loudon park.
| Mrs. Rosenberg was an aunt OF Mre
Graham B. Hobson. Of Richmond and
was a sister 10 Mrs. Bridges. OF Ash
land; General James McGiil. OF Han
over. and of Mrs. s. d. Drewry. OF Gem
| tralia. Her early days we're spent In
| Baltimore. her family coming origi-
nally from Hagerstown. Md. Durina
| the Civil war the McGill family lived
| in Richmond. but Mrs. Rosenberg went
to Galveston early in life. where she
lived until her death yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hobson and
| other relatives in this section will 90
I to Baltimore TO attend ths funeral and
burial. The arrangements for the OBJ
seQuies have not been completed, ~
it ID not known A. yet just when the
body will arrive.
BritisA Dsplsaaat or FER Rssssa.
London. May 2s.-Arthur Henderson,