Baltimore County MD Archives Obituaries.....Baltimore County Advocate, 29 May 1858

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Baltimore County Advocate
May 29, 1858

WORTHINGTON, DR. H. P.     At Laurel, Md., on the 21st inst., Dr. H. P. Worthington, 
in his 37th year.

KELLEY, RACHEL     In Baltimore county, at the residence of her son-in-law, (James C. 
Guyton,) Rachel Kelley, in the 89th year of her age, consort of Joseph Kelley.

DYE, PENELOPE     On the 12th inst., Penelope Dye, daughter of John O. Price and 
Annie Price, aged seven months.

MANNING, EDWARD     At Randallstown, Baltimore Co. on the 5th inst., after an illness 
of fourteen weeks, Edward Manning, in the 23d year of his age.  His illness was of 
short duration, but in the final severe; and life perhaps never deserted a heart more 
pure, a character so irreproachable as was embodied in that of the subject of this 
brief sketch.  His friendship – the noble impulses springs from his manly bosom- held 
him in esteem among all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.  It is consoling to 
tread the paths of life’s troubled scenes, and finally, when its scenes are past, to 
pass off bearing the esteem and benediction of those with whom he was associated.  
To his parents in this sad bereavement; bereft as they are of their support in their 
declining years, and for whose maintenance he entertained a hope that he might be 
permitted to enjoy life longer; they have the consolation of knowing that all human 
skill could devise was availed of.  But an all wise God, whose ways are past finding 
out, had issued his decree calling his soul to the God who gave it, and adding one more 
to the number inhabiting the realms above.  Far from the tumult of this transitory world, 
in the quiet burial ground by the side of departed friends, rest the mortal remains of 
him we mourn.  Peaceful be thy slumbers, Edward, and many blessings descend upon thy 
dependent and distressed parents.      A. C. R.
Randallstown, May 21, 1858





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