Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
Obituary
WILSON

George H. Wilson, age 81 years
passed away at 1880 p. m, on Thurs
day. January {, 1910. at the home OF
his sOn-in-law. Edgar f. lsaacs, OF
Lincoln. He was the son OF the late
( George and Sarah J. Wilson. Of near
Milton. where he made his home until
his second marriage to Sally ID.
Shepard Since then his home had
been in Milford He was an active
member of the Milford NJ. T. Church
since its organization. He is surviv-
! ed by four children. T. {. Wilson and
I George H. Wilson. of Philadelphia;
Joseph S. Wilson, of Camden. ~ j..
and Mrs Edgar F, lsaaes. of Lin
coin; also seven grandchildren and
/ two t-grandchildren. Funeral
services were held on Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Calvary
Methodist Church. Intorment at
Slaughter Neck cemetery.
ABBOTT
Jay Abbott. age 60 years, died ON
Tuesday, January o, 1910. following
an illness of 10 months, Funeral SER
vices will he held today CFridayl at
? p. m. from the Lincoln Methodist
Church, the Rev. Melvin Wheatley
officiating. lnterment will be in Lin
coin cemetery. The deceased is SUR
vived by his wife, one sister, Mrs.
Harry Z. VanKirk. of Milford; and
two brothers, Samuel Abbott and
Charles H. Abbott, both of Milford.
Mir Abbott for several years con-
ducted a poultry farm in the Lin
coin community. and was prominent
in the affairs of the Milford Grange
NA9
THARP
Mrs. Lulu H. ThaTp, age 81 years,
died in the Milford Memorial HOspi-
tai after long illness on Sunday,
January 7. 1910. Funeral services
were held at the Berry Funeral
Home at p. M. Wednesday. the Rev.
Ira l.. Crum of Houston Methodist
Church officiating. lnteunent was
made in odd Fellows cemetery. Mil |
ford Mrs Tharp is survived by one !
daughter. Mrs. Leslie Greenly Of
Milford Neck, and three brothers. !
Arthur Hall. of Milford; Everett /
Hall of Milford Neck. and Elmer Hall
of Marcus Hook, Pa. and three
grandchildren.
WZH
VADAKIN
Mrs Mary Allen Vadakin. Of Lin
coin. passed away at her home at
the age of 81 years on Sunday, Dc
ccmbrr 81, 1899 She had been III for
about five years. Funeral services
were held at the Lincoln Methodist
Church ON Wednesday Of last week,
with Rev Melvin Whcatley OfiiCiat
ing, assisted by Rev. Charles Baker
of Milford lntCrmCnt was made in
Lincoln city cemetery Pallbearers
were Ora Roberts. Fred Warren.
Andrew IIcnmau. William Wright.
William Collision and Harry Warren.
Besides her husband. Frank Vada-
kin. she is survived by her father,
Walter Allen. of FELTON,, and seven
children: Mrs Earl Jewell, of Chcs-
ter. Pa; Mrs. Chester Birmingham
Of Lcwes: Mrs. Nelson Abbott of FL
lcndule; Mildred. Frank. Jr. Edna ,
Mae and Ruth at home. and four
Margaret. Kathryn ,
and Frank Jewell. and Bernice Abb s
bOtt; three sisters and one brother, I
Mrs. Noble Dill. of FELTON,; Mrs. Ira q
Lord. of Clayton; Mrs. Ralph Hurd. :
Of FELTON,. and Clarence Allen OF I
Marydel: also two balf-sisters and 8
i've half-brOthers.
WORKMAN
Parron T. Workman, age 81 years, -
lied Friday. January 8. i9i0, Funeral S
services were held on Tuesday at I
80 O'Clock from his late home near q
Rev. Won Hagle OF u
Greenwood officiating. Interment In {
he Odd Fellows cemetery at Sea- {
ord. Mr.. Workman was prominent h
armer and highly respected. Surviv- II
ng are his wife. Mrs. Nancy Eliza !.
,eth Workman: four sons and one v
laughter, william c. Workman, Ar q
hur J. Workman and Lester Work G
nan Of near Cannon; Walter Work s
nan OF Wilmington, and Mrs. Charles n
'rivetts OF near Cannon. o
RUSSELL IL
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Russell. age 6S g
ears, died Monday, January s. 1910, G.
{ her late home near Georgetown
nd BridgevIlle. after lingering
Ilness. Surviving are her husband
n. Russell and several nieces and L
ephews OF Rock Hall, Nd, Mrs. u
lusselrs former home. She had re- D
lded In Delaware about 13 years, d
or entire married life. Funeral SER N
ices were held yesterday afternoon c
/ I o'clock p. m. from Chaplain's A
hapel. Rev. Hufnal Of Greenwood s
nd Rev. Robert Green. OF Harring- N
IN, officiating. Interment In Union m
smtery. Georgetown. al
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