Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-01-30
The Death Record.

Mrs. Kathryn EhZapsu ha,
wife NJ William C. Daniels, died at mel
home Shimont, near Duffelds, iue ;,
dav afternoon, in the 5Sth year OF mel
ace She had been i'll for se'eia'
months and death was to her a reiiel
from great suffering. Mrs. Danleas
who was the only daughter OF the iale
Iohn W. Hendricks, was a good woman
and she has gone to that reward Snlcu
Cod has reserved for those VINO are
faithful to him. Besides her husnaho
She is survived by a son, ]. Hendricks
Daniels. at home, and daughter, mrs
M E. Gano, of Martinsourg. Inc
funeral service will be held at the hoin.
Friday morning at IL o'clock, intermenl
in the family burying ground on 'he
old Snyder estate.
Mrs Fannie Crawford died .lasI ,
Sunday in the Charles Town Hospila
from the effects of dreadful burns re-
ceivcd a couple of months ago. wheil
her clothing caught fire from pot C'
burning lard. She was AZ years ola'
She was the wife of George W. Craw-
ford. who landed in Norfolk TON
France last week. lie did NOT 1eaGil
home in time to see MS wife before sne
died The funeral service was helo
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. CraW'
ford's father, Thomas Southrs, near
Middleway, and inter'nent was maze
in the cemetery at Middleway.
DR. V. M. Reichard, prominent ano
hiphly-esteemed physician OF WASH,
ineton county, Md, died very suddenly
last Sunday night from heart disease
At his home near Fairplay. He mao nae,
been in apparently perfect health' o Uu
became i'll when he retired at nig4'' ano
IN q few moments was dead. he was
en- Years old. DR.. Reichard was active
IN church and temperance WORK aila
was always to be found on the rlgn'
side of moral questions. he IL SUI w
lived BY his wife and one son. DI'
/ Davis Reichard.
Mrs. Sophia Natalia Spencer noi
sev-Sefton died last Monday nigh. II
Martinsburg at the home OF her aaugll-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and MIS-
Howard H. Emmert, after an lines
of only one day from paralysis, age
rs wears. She was native OF lhur-
mont, Md, and was connected wiz
some of the most distinguished fam,
lilies in Maryland. She is survived
by two sons and three daughters.
Mrs. Mile Snapp, wife Of I. M
Snapn. formerly OF Winchester, dled
last Saturday at her home in kansa'
CITY. Kansas. The body was orough
to Winchester for burial. The deceased
who was 80 years Of age, was SISTER
of Mrs. Rebecca D. Byers, of wash
ington, formerly of Shepherdstown.
Mrs. Joseph Painter, an old and re-
spected resident Of aRnson, this county.
died last Sunday at the home of her
son-in-law, William Nicewarner, IN the
18th wear of her age. She is survived
by a son, John Painter, and two daugn,,
tiers, Mrs. William Nicewarner and
Mrs. Clinton Ware.
Mrs. Annie Strailman, one OF Mar
tinsburg's oldest residents, died on
Tuesday at her home in that place, aged
"a years. She was a native OF liar
per's Ferry, her parents having beer
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Neer. Three
daughters survive her.
Wilson M. Foulk, State historian and
archivist and a well-known school man
of West Virginia. died in Charleston
last Saturday. He was good man and
will be greatly missed in this State.
Mrs. Mary Spinks, lifelong resi-
dent of Charles Town, died at her home
in that place Tuesday morning. aged 81
years. She is survived by three sons
and two daughters.
Thomas A. Supplee, a retired B
& o. conductor, died last Sunday night
in Martinsburg at the home OF his SON.
in-law, ]. R. Poland, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Margaret Cox, one of Martins
burg's old residents, died from pa
ralysis last Saturday, aged 50 years.
Samuel B. KEGS, a farmer and fruit
grower of Berkeley county, died las
Monday, aged II years.
Mrs. Adele Moray, widow of Johr
Moray, died last week in Berkeley
Springs, aged 10 years.
Mrs. A. G. Crisman, former resi-
dent of Summit Point, died recently in
Charlotte, N. c.