The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-05-24
The DEATH RECORD.
JOHN T. BROWNING.

JOhN l. bhOWNlNG.
John T. Browning, of Oakland, died
suddenly at Sylvan Retreat, Cumber-
land, Sunday afternoon about one
o'clock just as he had finished eating
his dinner, heart disease being given as
the cause of his death. Mr.. Browning
had been IN the institution since early
in the fall where he was receiving treat
ment and was visited almost weakly by
some member of his family. He was
aged seyentytwo years, having been
born at Sang Run, this county, where
he resided for number of wears, later
coming to near Oakland where he en-
gagged in farming, going from here to
Oregon where he resided with his family
until about the year 1890 when he re-
turned to Oakland. He is survived by
Mrs. Browning, who was daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Jamison of
Oakland, and by the following sons and
daughters:.M MRS. Andrew Helbig, Mrs.
Edward W. Helbig, Misses Rose and
Zaidee, W. R.. and Frank, all of Oak
land; Mrs. John Mountain, of New
Jersey, and Mr.. jeremiah Browning, of
Kentucky. Hissfuneral occurred yes
terdaY morning at nine o'clock from
st. Peters Catholic church, with in
terment in the cemetery here. Mr..
Browning was the son of William Brown
ing and grandson of Meshack Brown
ing.
MRS. MARY EDWANA PEDDICORD.
Death. on last Friday morning at
about ten o'clock, came as the browning
glory to relieve the intense sufferings
which she had endured with fortItude
for nearly year, Mrs. Mary Edwana,
beloved wife of Mr.. James c. Peddicord
of Oakland. Mrs. Peddicord was born
in Berlin, Pa, on April IS, 1868, and
was at the time Of her death 40 years
and one month old. She was the foster
daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs.
John M. Davis, coming to them when
of tender age. In the Davis home she
received the training which in after
life proved to be of inestimable value
in moulding the lives of those about her.
She was married to Mr.. Peddicord on
October II, 1887, and to the couple were
five children born: Philip T., Frederick,
Mrs. Joseph Helbig, Jr, Misses Ed
wane and Ara, all of Oakland. In ad-
dition to her husband and children Mrs.
PeddlcOrd is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Lewis and brother and sister,
who reside in New Mexico. Mrs. Ped.
dcord's funeral occurred from st. Paul's
M. E. church Monday morning, the
services being conducted by the pastor,
Rev. W. M. Shultz, assisted by Drs
Moore and Ely. The music was com
| posed of favorite hymns of the deceas
ed and were of her own selection, made.
many months ago when it became evil
dent she could not recover from the
ravages of the disease with which she
was suffering. The service was short
| but extremely Impressive. The pail
bearers were also selected by Mrs.
| Peddicord some months ago and were
Messrs. A. D. Naylor, j. E. Harmed,
W. L. Thomas. DR.. Henry w. Nc
Comas, Arthur Townshend and -Benj
H. Sincell, all lifelong and loyal friends.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful The interment was made IN
the Oakland cemetery.
MILTON ECHARD.
The death of Mr.. Milton Echard. aged
II wears, occurred at his home in Noun
tain Lake Park Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock after a prolonged illness. He
is survived by his wife and two sons;
Norman. of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, and
Charles at home. A short service was
held at the home last night. This
morning the remains were conveyed to
| Mt. Pleasant tor lnterment,