Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
Obituary
PRETTYALAN

AhAos GciSHd OllHldu EfeLLyinan,
rs years old, widow of DR.. John S.
Prettyman, died at her residence in
Milford on Sunday evening after a
short illness. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock in Christ's Episcopal Church.
Interment made in Odd Fellows
cemetery. Mrs. Prettyman was ac-
tive in Episcopal church work and
well known in this Diocese. She is
survived by three sisters, Mrs. Will
liam H. Smith, of Philadelphia; Miss
Susan Gilman, of New York City.
and Miss Elizabeth Gilman, Of New
York City. and one brother, Chand-
Ter Gilman, Milwaukee.
SALMONS
Mrs. Georgianna Salmons, So
years of age, widow of James H.
SalmOns. died Friday morning, jan
uary "a, 1886, at her home. us West
Twenty-seventh street, Wilmington,
after an illness of complications for
three years. She is survived by two
daughters. Miss Ethel Salmons and
Mrs. Marion ROiph, and two bro
ther, John w. Herring and William
B. Herring, both of Milford. She was
originally from Milford. The funeral
took place from the home on Mon
day morning at ii O'Clock. The Revsn
Alvin c. Goddard. pastor Of McCabe
NJ. E. Church, of which Mrs. Sal
mons was a member. conducted the
services. Interment was made in the
Odd Fellows cemetery at Milford.
DOLPHIN
Mrs. Kate Dolphin, wife of the
late Joseph =. Dolphin, of Milford,
near Shawnee. died at her home at
midnight ON Saturday, January 25,
1886, of heart failure, four months
and ten days having elapsed since
the death of Mr. Dolphin. Mrs. Dol
phin had been i'll for over four
years. Mrs. Dolphin was born in
Bishop Auckland, County Durham,
England, coming to this country 81
7eaTs ago. Three years later the
Dolphins came to Delaware and
settled on a farm, which is their
present home. Nine daughters sur
i've the deceased: Mrs. C. c. 4
Smith, of Houston; Mrs. f. A. jack
son. of Philadelphia; Mrs. T. Ca
lall, Mrs. T. d. Morris and Mrs. J.
3uckalew of Milford, also four un- a
Darried daughters, Kathryn, Grace,
Iarian and Doris Dolphin.
WATSON =
Andrew Walter Watson, of Mil
ord, passed away at z O'Clock on
thursday evening. january %, 1896, "
1 the State Hospital, in the 10th a
ear of his age. He was a son of the v,
ate William c. ard Elizabeth Ross
Watson. The remains were brought
D Milford and funeral services held is
w. G. Powders funeral parlOrs at n,
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Il
Dseph S. Kinks, rector of Christ
piscopal Church, conducted the
srvices. Interment was made at Ia
id Fellows cemetery. He leaves NJ
le son, James Watson of Philadel- OF
MA. r.
CLARK
Henry Clark, age so years, died on
Inday. January 26, 1886. Funeral FL
rvices we're held on Thursday af- ne
rnoon at 2 o'clock in the First no
Church. Milford. Rev. ry
hn Jackson Brown officiating. In wi
rment was made in the Odd Eel Sh
VS. cemetery. Mr.. Clark was a res
ent of Milford for many years and
survived by a wife and two chill ne
en-. Tu
MCCULLOUGH hei
Mrs. Marcellepa Davis McCuI- str
Ugh, formerly of Milford, died at hoi
r home in Detroit, Mich, Monday. EN-
nuary "a. 1896. She is survived by pri
0 sons and a daughter of Detroit. Pie
three sisters, Mrs. W. A. Fol- sec
a. Atlantic, Iowa; Miss Mary C. the
Wis and Mrs. T. D. Roosa, Of Mill Bu
d.