Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

March 2S, 1910. at her home in Phila-
delphia. The remains were brought
to Milford Sunday. and intermenl
made in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Rev
Frank HersOn conducting services al
the grave.
KING
Henry King, age Sc years. died at
his home near Cedar Greek Mills
Friday, March 20. 1910. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Berry Fune-
raj Home. Milford. Monday afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Frank Her.
son, pastor Of Avenue Methodist
Church, Ofiiciated. Interment at Bar
rats Chapel cemetery. He is sur
vived by his wife and three step
daughters
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WILEY
James H. Wiley. age SO years.
died at his home in Frederick, on
Friday, March %. 1910. after a short
Illness. Funeral services were held
from the Milford Neck Church on
Sunday afternoon. March "a, at $3.50
O'Clock. He is survived by his wife,
cne son. James Wiley. of Milford.
and one daughter, Mrs. Ira Sharp of
Frederick. Interment was made at
the Odd Fellows cemetery. Milford.
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WHITE
John Il. White. age 76 years. pass
ed away at his residence near Har-
besOn, on Tuesday evening. April 2,
1910. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Cool
spring Church with interment in
COOlspring cemetery. Rev. H. w.
Ewig1 Of Milton. will OfEiciate. Mr.
White is survived by his widow. Mrs
Laura Robinson White; one brother,
Benjamin B. White. Of Magnolia, and
by one sister, Mrs. Clara G. Jones Of
Lewes. He was a cOusing to Herschel
NJ. Holland Of Milford.
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TUNIS
Funeral services for William II.
Tunis. SO years old. who died at his
home in Clayton, Wednesday. March
%. 1870, were held Friday afternoon
fro mthe FAIRIES Funeral Chapel, in
Smyrna. with the Rev. Samuel J.
Thackaberry officiating. Interment
was in Riverview cemetery, Will
mingtOn. Besides his wife, he is sur
vived by two children, George C.
Tunis Of Wilmington. and Mrs. Mere
dith HOugh. Of Lincoln City, and two
sisters. Mrs. Robert Horn of Clay
ton and Mrs. Edna Tunis HOdgins of
Wilmington.
REGARDS
Mrs. Elizabeth SatteFfleld RicaTds,
IS years old, of Greenwood, widow of
Abe Ricards. died Friday. March 90, !.
1910. in the Milford Memorial Hos i
pital. Surviving are three brothers, !
W. w. Satterfield of Wilmington, S. !
P Satteriield. Greenwood, and James !
3. Satterfeld. of Pennington, and
hree sisters, Mrs. w. L. Cooling, OF
3url0ck, Md. Mrs. John Wehrle. Of
1harlestOwn, w. Va. and Miss Min
lie Satterfield. of Greenwood. The
uneral was held from the home ON
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
erment was made in the Bridgeville
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SMITH f,
Funeral services for Charles H. /.
imith. age 7S years. who passed
way at the residence of his son, ]. !
Smith. at Glendale, on
unday. March 81. 1910. were held !
a Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
rom Zion Church with inteFment in {
i'd Fellows cemetery. Milton. The
lev. Whedbee of Nassau Officiated. !,
lr Smith is survived by one brother, =
William G. Smith, of Milton; nine .
aughters. Mrs. Charles wilkins. ;.
Irs. David H. Reed. Jr., Mrs. John
iced. Mrs James Carey. Mrs. Chas. .,
falls. Mrs. Milton Belts and Mrs i
enjamin Reed. all of Milton; Mrs. !,
ames Raughley. Bridgeville; Mrs. a
Obert Jones. Milford. and by three =
Ins, Daniel B. Smith. of Milton, and =
Courtland and Wilson Smith of q
llendale. n
wHEATLEY {,
Mrs NJ Clayton Wheatley. wife of
,seph Wheatley, age 20 years. six 81
onths and 19 days, passed away at ct
sr home near BridgevilIe, Thurs al
y. March 2S, 1910, after an illness ca
several weeks. Funeral services m
ere held at her late home on Sun m
" afternoon at 2 O'Clock in charge st
Rev. Harvey o. Hufnal, pastor OF
Unity Methodist Church. assisted M
J Rev. Robert E. Green, of Harring- tu
n. Interment at Hill Crest ceme- al
ry at fredericksburg. Md. Besides to
r husband she is survived by the n,
lowing children. Mrs Norman er
illey. Of Milford; Mrs. Edward on
sgner. of Bridgeville; Claude m,
Of Andersontown; Frank Sc
heatley, of Middlet0wn; James rs
heatley. OF Seaford; Clinton, ba
Ilph. Leon and Brooks Wheatley, da
Of near Bridgeville; one sister,
IS. Mollie Fuhr. of Fairview. N J.. IBi
d two brothers, William O'pay. Of Al
sriden, Conn. and Herbert O'Day SCI
fredericksburg, Nd, 10