Milford chronicle., 1940-08-02
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are the following children: Mrs. C
Fred Johnson and Mrs. Caleb W
Johnson. Magnolia; Mrs. Sallie r
Davidson. Bowers Beach; Mrs. By,
ron Frazier, FELTON,; G. Lloyd vii.
cults, Camden, and Raymond B. viii
cltts of Wilmington. Funeral SER
vices were conducted from the home
Of his daughter on Friday. Rev. W.
L. Beekwith was the officiating min
lister. Burial was made in Barratt's s
Chapel cemetery. Mr.. Wilcutts was
a brother of the late Purnell Will
cults of Milford, uncle tn Mrs. Harry
VinyaTd and Mrs Bessie Scott and
brother-in-law of John w. Webb and
James Mitchell Webb Of Milford
600
WILEY
Mrs. Annie Z. Wiley, age n years,
widow of Ambrose Wiley, for many
years a resident of Greenwood, died
on Wednesday, July "a, 1910. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Can
non on the Bridgeville- -Seaford
Highway, after a lingering illness
Funeral services were held at the
St Johnstown Church, near Green
wood, on Friday, last at 2 p. IN. She
is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. Philip Cannon, Harry
Wiley, Otis Wiley, all of Bridge
vile; Horace Wiley, of Selbyville;
Mrs Herman Pierce, of LinwOod,
Fa.; Mrs. Fred Wiessman, Mrs
Brooks Tucker. both OF Greenwood
She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ell
la Webb and Mrs. James Wiley, Of
Greenwood, and a brother. George
Tucker Of Smithville.
600
CANNON
Mrs. Bessie Cannon, 55 years old,
wife of former State Senator ]. Roy
Cannon, of near Seaford, died Mon
day, July 29, in Beebe Hospital. She
had been in i'll health for several
years, but was able to be up and ap-
parently feeling better than usual
until Monday morning when she
was seized with a paralytic stroke. |
She was taken to the hospital in the |
SeafOrd iremen's ambulance. She
was a daughter Of the late Frank /
and Margaret Allen Of near SeafOrd. |
Besides her husband, she is survived |
by two sons, Allen and Frank Can
non. both of this section. -Four sis |
ters also survive, Mrs. Thomas 3. .
Stack, Mrs. Charles F. Rogers, Mrs.
Jacob Payne, of SeafOrd, and Mrs. |
Fred Wiley, Of BridgeVilIe.
COULBOURN !
Mrs. Josephine Coulbourn, n, of
New Haven, Conn.,, died Wednesday,
July "a, at the home Of her brother,
Minos Allen, in Bridgeville. She was
4 native of Sussex and a daughter
1f the late Joseph Burton Allen. She
leaves the following brothers and
sisters: James E. Allen, Miss Mar
saret Allen. Mrs. Harriet Bowers, I
If New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Charles
Stevens, of Watertown, Conn.,:
Frank Allen, and Mrs. Marian
Moore, of Cleveland, o., and Rich
ird Allen of New York. Funeral
ervices were held Friday afternoon
rom the funeral home Of H. e.
Iardesty, Bridgeville. Burial was
made in Bridgeville cemetery. II
900
JOHNSON
Mrs. Elizabeth Roach johnson,
ge so years, passed away at her
esidence in Milton on Saturday,
uly "a, 1910. Funeral services were
cid on Tuesday at o'clock D. m.
rom the residence of the deceased
nth interment in Odd Fellows GEM ?
terry, Milton, the ReYs. Gilbert S.
oss and Joseph B. Vaughn, both of v
liltOn, officiating. Surviving Mrs. Il
chnsOn are her husband, Lemuel A
1hnsOn; one daughter, Mrs. Maude g
Olite, of Rehoboth; four sons, the O
essrs. Clifford. Thomas, James and
lhn Edward Johnson. all of Mil r
N. and two brothers, Henry Roach
Milton, and Edward Roach of
ilmingtOn.
FERNANDEEZ s.
Mrs. Laura fernandez, 70 years
d. widow Of Joseph Ft randeez, for G
erly of Milford, died Monday af- Il
rnoon, July 30, 1910, at her home III
Holloway Terrace, Wilmington.
le had been i'll several years. Flu s.
raj services were held from the B
NTH Funeral Home, Wilmington, g
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. ag
terment was made "a SilverbrOok 81
metery. Surviving are a daughter, of
rs. Cecilia Reed, Wilmington; IA th
Is great-grandchil- B'
en-, and one sister, Mrs. Mary q Fl
ltler, of Harrington. Mrs. FernAn- al
ez was born at Camden, but had ev
ed in Wilmington fol the past 40 ne
ars.
900 IS
WILSON Sc
services for Mrs. Martha
ne Wilson, age 80 years, widow Of an
, late Charles Wilson, who pass no
away at her residence in Milton Sc
Sunday, July 2S, 1910, were held tn,
I'M the deceased's residence onl Ch
afternoon az o'clock WI
th interment In the Sand Hill Lit
netery, the Reys. Gilbert, S. Ross ize
Joseph b Vaughn, both of Mil ms
/. officiating. Mrs. Wilson Is sur siE
ed by one daughter, Mrs. Mar .
III Wilson of Milton and by one sol
ter. Mrs. Lillian Ward OF George
Tn.
600
HUGO
drs. Mary Lillian Hugg, 72, wife
the late David s. Hugg Of FELTON,,
d on Sunday, July %, at her home INF
Wilmington. Funeral services wi
re held from the Berry funeral Ia
ne In FELTON,. Wednesday at p. Jul