Milford chronicle., 1935-01-25
Ohttmlary
PETTYJOHN

PETTYJOHN
Mrs. Elizabeth Schmermund Pet
tyjohn, wife of Horace PettyjOhnr
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schmermund of Reedsville, Ohio,
died Sunday morning, January 20,
| 1885 at 1:15 o'clock at her home in
Milford, following an illness of sew
eral weeks. She was SO years, five
months and 10 days of age. Funeral
| services were held on Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the home
of her brother-in-law, Harry Petty
! John, on South Walnut street, with
I Rev. Joseph Kinks officiating. Inter-
! ment made in Odd Fellows cemetery,
I Milford. Prior to her marriage Mrs.
PettyjOhn was instructor in Home
Economics in Milford High School
for three years and served in that
capacity in the Lewes Schools for
one year. Mrs. PettyjOhn is survived
by her husband, mother and father,
and two young children, Emma, aged
3 years, and Frank Schmermund
Pettyjohn, aged 4 months
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MESSICK
William f. Messick died Sunday,
January 20, 1885. in the Milford
Emergency Hospital, aged sc years,
3 months and z days. Funeral SER
vices we're held in the Presbyterian
Church, on Tuesday afternoon two
O'Clock. Rev. I.eishman, of Lewes,
oficiating. Interment in Odd Eel
lows cemetery. MIR. Messick was the
oldest Odd Fellow in point of SER
vice in the State of Delaware. He
was an elder in the Presbyterian
Church for many years. The Odd
Fellows had charge of the services
at the grave
BRAUNFIELD
Mrs. HARRIET Ann Berlin Braun
field, aged q years. months and l6
days. died at 3 p. M, Monday. jan
uary 81, 1885. in the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital. Funeral services on
Tuesday in Baltimore. She is sur
yived BY her husband, Harry Braun
field; father. Jack Berlin. local mer-
chant; and a brother, Sam Berlin.
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SALMONS
Mrs. Willamira SalmOns, wife of
the late Charles H. SalmOns, died in ,
Philadelphia on January IL, 1885. |
Funeral services were held in Phil |
adelphia on Wednesday evening. The |
remains were brought to Milford on
Thursday and inferred at the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Mrs. SalmOns was
the daughter of the late Peter and |
Jane DickersOn, who for many years |
resided in Cedar Neck. She leaves
four brothers and two sisters, JOS
eph, Erasmus, Bethuel and Murten
Mrs. Laura Shockley and
Miss Alice DickeTson.
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MARINER
George w. Mariner, son Of the
late Thomas and Julia Mariner, died
Tuesday, January %, 1885, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
King, near Lewes, following a short
illness. He was 81 years and nine
months old. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon at West Wood
Church and interment made at
Lynch's cemetery. He is survived by
he following children, Mrs. Annie
-oskey and Thomas Mariner of Lau-
,el. Mrs. Jennie p. King of Lewes,
Mrs. Mamie Ryan of Milford; Ernest
Mariner of DagsborO and Horace
Mariner; also IS grandchildren, 80
great grandchildren and one great
great grandchild.
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SOCKRIDER
George T. Sockrider, aged 81 years,
lied Friday, January IS, 1885, at his
in South Milford. Funeral
services we're held on Monday with
nterment in Hollywood cemetery,
near Harrington
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DOBBS
William H. DObbs, aged 73 years.
lied January II, 1885, at the home
# Mrs. Sallie Hammond, North Mil
ord. Interment in Union cemetery.
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TATMAN
r. Frank Tatman, age 73 years,
led at his home near Harrington on
fondav morning, Jan. 14th, 1885, S
fter a few, days illness. Funeral I
ervices were held. at the home on 3
thursday afternoon in charge of
.ev. Frank Herson of Milford NJ. Z.
hurch. The deceased is survived Y
V his wife. two sons, Harry and 1
larence Tatman Of Harrington, and ]
ne daughter. Mrs. Norman Draper, t
T Bridgeville; also three grand t
lns. Interment in Hollywood b
emetery. near Harrington. h
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HUDSON ii h
George Edward Hudson, age IS, a
tired farmer, and for years a polit- 4
al leader. died at his home near
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