Milford chronicle., 1948-09-24
Obituary
MATTISON

Mrs. Mary H. MattisOn, age 7S
years, widow of Sidney S. MattisOn,
died Monday, September 90, at the
home of her son, Sidney S. Matti-
son, Jr., near DagsbOrO, after a long
illness.
Also surviving are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Vera Schrey of Milford,
Mrs. Lillian Bethards of Smyrna,
another son, Charles R. MattisOn
of Camden, N. j., seven grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services were held at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon in the
Berry Funeral Home in Milford
with the Rev. David Baker. of Cal
vary Methodist Church in charge.
lnterment was made in Odd Fell
lows Cemetery, Milford.
MCLEAN
Mrs. Mary Jane Mclean, age sc
years, passed away at her home
near FELTON, on Sunday afternoon,
September 19, after suffering a GER
ebral hemOrrhage about a week
ago.
She was born at Plymouth, N.
c., the daughter of the late John
and Carrie Gardner Gurganus, but
moved to this community about six
years ago. Her husband, Charles
Mclean, died about five years ago
Funeral services were held al
the Boyer Funeral Home in Har-
ringtOn on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock in charge of the Rev
F. H. Truitt, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church, Harrington. In
terment was made in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Mclean is survived by two
sons, Daniel Mclean and Charles
W. Mclean; also three daughters
Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss Daisy
Mclean and Mrs. Clara Green and
two grandchildren. all of near Eel
ton; three brothers, Roy Gurganus
of Rocky Mount, N. c.; Earl NJ
Gurganus, Greenville, N. c., and
Benjamin F. GuTganus of Newbern
N. c., also a sister, Mrs. Laura
Neal of KinstOn, N. G.
BROWN
Mrs. Anna M. Brown, wife OF
Lafayette Jackson Brown, died
on Friday, September 8, at hel
home in Minis, Florida, where she
and Mr. Brown had been making
their home for the past IA years
About a week before her death
she had the misfortune to fracture
a hip in a fall which hastened her
death, having been in declining
health for about two years. Hei
remains were brought back to hel
former home on Madison road
where funeral services were hello
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. z, BY
the Rev. Thomas B. Davis, of the
/ Culpeper charge, he being the
pastor of the EbeneZer Methodist
Church, where Mrs. Brown was &
member. Mrs. Brown was in the
83rd year of her age and had beer
married 54 years. She and hel
! husband recently celebrated theii
golden wedding anniversary will
neighbOrhOOd friends at their home
in Florida. She was the daughter
of John Cook and Fannie Fore
Cook, of Madison county. Besides
her husband she leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mary Brown DOlan, Of
HarrisOnburg, and Mrs. Ira Scott
of Houston, Texas, and a son, L. ]
Brown, Jr,t of Culpeper; three
grandchildren, Mrs. S. J. Gimbel
of Culpeper; Edwin L. BrOyles anC
Earl Jackson BrOyles, of Freder
icksburg; a sister, Mrs. Ada Rob
erts, of ELY, and a brother, Hugl
Cook, of Parkersburg, Pa. Tn,
pallbearers were Phillip Palmer
John McDevitt, Jerre White, B. H
Wayland, Lester Clatterbuck, Clyd,
Weaver and Clarence Gore. Hon
Orary pallbearers were Joe Palmer
Oswald White, John E. Duncan
Preston Browning. Frank Bruce
James COlYin, William Bennett, C
N. YOwell, w. E. Brown, F. P
Jenkins, Carroll Corbin, ]. c. Gin
bel, J. P. Brown, T. H. Utz, w. NJ
COrbin, A. c. Yowell, w. F. Gore
f. Fl. Jenkins, Amos Brown, P. ]
Splitter, Edward Duncan, c.
Hoffman.