Milford chronicle., 1946-04-05
Obituary
KIRBY

KIRBY
Schuyler c. Kirby. son of the
late John Wesley and Susan Kirby,
passed away on Thursday. March
Is, at his late residence, following
six weeks illness.
Mr.. Kirby was born February
81, 1870. in Milford Neck, having
spent his early life there. He grad
uatcd from GOldey College, later
becoming a prosperous farmer. He
then moved to Milford in 1916, and
was first employed by the George
f. Pierce Steamboat Company, as
purser, and then by the Draper
Canning Company as bOOkkeeper,
then later the First National Bank
as boOkkeeper, where he worked
until about eighteen years ago, af-
ter which he retired because of
failing health. Although he was in
poor health. he was very patient
sufferer, kind to all and always
willing to help others and was a
very devoted husband.
Mr.. Kirby is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Kirby; a niece. Miss
Reba Macklin, living at home; one
sister, Miss Mary Kirby; two bro
theirs, Alexander and Frisby, all
of Milford and vicinity; also sever
al nieces and nephews. besides a
host of friends.
, Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
The services were in charge of Dr..
Frank HersOn of Avenue MethO-
dist Church of Milford, the Rev.
Bordley Baynard of the Church of
God OF IckeSburg. Pa, and the Rev,
w Edwin Tull of the Church of
God. Milford. who was very close
friend of Mr.. Kirby in his last i'll
ness.
Intermcnt i'll odd Fellows ceme-
tory, Milford.
MARSH
James A. Marsh age 81 years. o
Denver. Colorado, passed away
suddenly at his home on Sunday
March "a. Mr.. Marsh was former
ly of Sussex county, this state, sOr
Of Nh and Mrs. Samuel Marsh OF
Angola. He had been practicing
law in Denver for almost 40 years
and had many friends there. He
was Democratic National Commit
teeman from Colorado for severa
years, and unsuccessful contender
for the party's nomination for L
5. Senator in 1912.
Intcrmcnt was made in Denver
= He is survived by his wife. The
former Miss Laura Joseph of Sus
sex county, and one son. Lieuten
ant-Colonel Joseph j. Marsh o
. Denver.
. DUTTON
! Funeral services for Robert F
button, lumberman, who was kill
ed by a falling tree in wood
! near Bridgeville, on "Wednesday
h March Il. were held Saturday a
> p. m. from the Reed Funera
o Home in Milton, with the Rev
: John 7. Bailey officiating.
Mr.. DuttOn was 46 years of ag
{. and was the son of the late Alfre
and jamie Wilson Dutton, and liz
# ed his entire life near Milton.
= He is survived by his wife. Mr.
!, Gertrude TOrbert DuttOn; two son
- Harvey and Harry at home; or
- daughter, Mrs. Charles ReynOlC
of Georgetown and one sister, Mr.
Il Alice button of Milton.
LINDALE
=. Funeral services were held {
! Sunday, March "a. from his hon
for Delbert Lindale. 35 years oil
, who died in the Milford Memoir
Hospital on March 21.
The Rev. l.. +. Werner officiate
II Burial was made in Barratt's Ch
II pei cemetery.
Surviving are his wife and so
70 Delbert. Jr., also two sisters, Nh
George Macdonald of Chester, Pa
Mrs Carl Short of Milford; thr
brothers, Arley Lindale of w
' mington, Charles Lindale of Ere
erica and Elmer Lindale of NJ
ford.
,o BRYAN
ct Granville Z. Bryan, age 50 yea
lg a well known retired farmer, di
he suddenly Saturday evening, Mar
.c 2O at hiC homo i'm aWoc IIo n