Milford chronicle., 1940-11-15
Obituary

! COTTMAN
! Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
farrell COttman, 80 years old, Of 104
South Road, Lindamere, who died at
her home last Saturday night. No
vember 8, following an illness of five
weeks, were held Wednesday after
noon, November 13, at o'clock from
the McCrery Funeral Home, 200
Washington street, Wilmington. The
Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Johns, pastor of
Grace Methodist Church, oficiated
with interment in Gracelawn Memoir
ial Park. Mrs. Cottman was a mem-
ber of Brandywine Chapter No. Il,
o. E. 3. She is survived by her hus-
band, William A. COttman; a son,
Glen Cottman; her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin FARRELL OF FELTON,; two
brothers, Clarence farrell, FELTON,,
and Lawrence of Wilmington; six
sisters, Mrs. Ira Tatman of Whining
ton; Mrs. Susanna Clark and Mrs.
Adelia jackson Of FELTON,; Mrs. Ida
Remley of Dover; Mrs. AdelIa TAX
ach OF Hamburg, Pa, and Mrs. Agnes
FARRELL, of Philadelphia.
WYATT
John w. Wyatt, 20 years old, of
12i6 Washington street, Whining
ton. died Sunday afternoon in the
Wilmington General Hospital after |
a brief illness. He had lived in Will
mirgton for IS years. M Wyatt, a
native of Georgetown, was a former
resident of Milford. Mr.. Wyatt is sur
vived by one son, William Wyatt of
Philadelphia. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock, from the Carey Funeral
Home in Georgetown. Intzrment was
made in Union cemetery at George
town.
DAVIDSON
Willard S. Davidson, S0-year-Old
retired farmer of eastern Sussex
county, died Sunday night, Novem-
her 10, at his home at MillsborO,
sfter an illness of several years.
him are his wife, Mrs.
Sallie A. Davidson; a daughter. Mrs.
Anrie May Wilson of Lewes; one
ION, John A. Davidson Of Lewes; two
listers, Mrs. Edward Rust of Mills
)oro, and Mrs. William Thorough
sood of Upper Darby. Pa. and three
irothers. George and Harry of rural
Sewes and Charles of Harbeson.
funeral services were held We'd
lesday at p. M, at Coniey's Chapel.
Burial was made in the church yard. I {
he Rev. ]. H. Whedbee Of the Mas |
au Methodist Circuit, Ofiiciated. Ii
NELSON 9
Mrs. Cora C. Nelson, daughter Of
.nna S. and Samuel B. Cooper, of
harrington, and wife OF Napoleon
:, Nelson, OF Trappe, Md, died at I
er home after several months ILL
ess, Wednesday evening. November
age So years Mrs. Nelson is sur G
ived by her husband, Napoleon T. 2
elson and three children, Mrs. Z
ames Sutton, Of Cambridge, Md; e
i. T. Nelson, Jr.. and Ira Nelson, of 2
rappe, Nd Funeral services were
ED last FRIDAY at IL O'Clock from
ebsnon Methodist Church, Rev. ID. !,
PTettyman officiating. Interment =
Hollywood cemetery, Harrington. !.
JOHNSON 4 4
Mrs. Helena W. johnson, age As 3
.ars died Saturday last at her :,
lme, 2109 Jessup street, Whining s
n. after an illness Of about five {.
,ars. Mrs. johnson, native Of Mas \
u. had lived in Wilmington for 29 3
'ass. She is survived by her hus-
md, Thomas H. Johnson. four chill
en-, and her father Samuel c.
synter, all Of Wilmington The fu-
'ral was held from the Yeatman Fu-
raj Home. Wilmington. on Tues e.
" afternoon at 2 o'clock Inter- al
ent was made IN Silverbrook cem- "
cry, Wilmington. The Rev. Ralph X
mes pastor Of Brandywine Metho- e
st Church. onlciated pl