Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23
OBITUARY
SMITH

SMITH
Mrs. Johanna Smith, age IS, died
at the home of her son, c. c. Smith,
in Congress Park, Chicago, on Janu-
ary Is. For many years Mrs. Smith
made her home in Milford with her
son-in-law. William c. Smith, on
Kings Highway.
BELTS
Samuel II. Belts, brother to Joseph
Belts, of Milford, and Robert Belts,
Of Wilmington, died Jan. 8, 1881.
Funeral services were held from his
brothers house on Washington
street, Sunday, Jan. II, 1881. Inter-
ment in Union cemetery, Rev. Mich
OILS, officiating.
SCHUYLER
Miss Ella Marie Schuler, aged 21
years, months and 10 days, died at
the home of her parents, near HOus-
ton, on Thursday, January Is, 1881.
Funeral services were held in the
First Baptist church on Monday af-
terno0n and intciment made at Odd
Fellows Cemetery, Milford.
MARKER
Hazel May Marker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey c. Marker, died
at their home in Ellendale Sunday |
night. Jan. 18th, aged months, q !
days. Funeral took place Tuesday !
January 20th, 1881. In |
tcImenf at Red Mans cemetery, Rev. !
j. M. Faulkner. officiating.
KUNZ
Jacob kunz had a-stroke on We'd
ncsday morning the 14th, and pass
ed away about II Il. m. Saturday
He was 81 years old and
leaves one son, Fred Kunz, of Wash
ngtOn, d. c., and one daughter, Mrs.
Robert Williams, of New York City.
Funeral services were held in Stay
onville church, conducted by r. A.
Hall. lnLerment in cemetery of the
'hurch. The choir singing was very
good, and Mrs. Williams wishes to
hank all who helped in any way. {
WALTON I
Florence Walton, wife of Marshall i
Walton, died at her home near Shaw !
ice, Jan. 8, 1881. She had been sick {
or quite some time. She leaves {
two sisters and two broth I
rs. Mrs. II, 3. Delong and Mrs. Her c
lan Walls, of Spokane, Wash, and 4
burton Newton of Philadelphia, and e
.alph Newton of Wilmington. Fu-
eral services were held in the {
iawnee church. Monday, Jan. -, +
aSi. Intcrment in the Odd Fellows il
cmetery, Milford, the Rev. Nichols il
iliciating. Y
DEAN l.
Mrs. Ruth c. Dean, formerly of u
ewes, Delaware, wife of Herbert -
can, died at her home at 1922 Chew
rect, Germantown, Philadelphia, on
IN. 7th, 1881. Her remains were
aced in Greenwood (K. of P.) cem- G.
cry, Frankford, Philadelphia. Those
her immediate family surviving
II are her husband, Herbert Dean, CT
Philadelphia; her mother, Mrs. J. W
Roach, and brothers. Alfred and II
,nrad, of Lewes, Delaware; two M
iters, Mrs. Charles Ackerman and FL
rs. George O'Brien, and two al
others, Rodney Roach and Frank 70
zach, OF Philadelphia Hi
CLEVER pc
Annie e. Clever, wife of Ewell Nj
ever, died at her daughters home wi
Dover, Jan. 13, 1881, Mrs. Annie WI
rker She had been sick for w,
he time. She leaves three daugh-
and two sons, Mrs. Mollie Darby
Philadelphia, Mrs. Laura Berry
Washington, ID. c., Mrs. Annie
rker of Dover; Ellis BOyce of the
ughter Neck, and Naaman BOyce ito
Neck. Funeral services eve
re held in Dover, Thursday even chl
=, at 1880 p. m, by Rev. Andrews
Dover. Friday morning her body spe
5 brought to Slaughter Neck spt
rch, where services were held at the
NJ.
GRAY hat
ohm L. Gray died at his home in loN
IdletOwn on Wednesday after -
II, January II, 1881, aged G2 iapi r.
rs. Deceased had been confined re
his room for several weeks, but III ,,
relatives and friends did not con- p,
II his condition serious, and his :, : u'
tn was a severe shock. He was 10, >,
son of William Wesley and Sarah =,
Jump Gray, and was born near l
er in 1869, but located in New 20, 20
tie county and his bOyhOOd days ,'. Dic.
e spent im the vicinity of Kirk '.lI' WIZ
d and St Georges. Mr. Gray had iiSI' ~
ded in Middletown for the past -,
years, and was engaged in the WIZ
camille business. Previous to n
ing there he was located in Mil We, vvi9
Deceased was highly respect az ~,
md had a large circle of friends W. W.,
his community, and his death is w Ti't'
ersally regretted. Mr.. Gray is tNo'
ived by a. devoted widow and
brothers, w. W. Gray and Allen
Tray, both of Philadelphia. Fu- ~,
! services were held at his late ,5.d
G Saturday afternoon at 1870 I'VE Mel!
elk and interment made in St w. We''
ges cemetery. elic
vice.