Baltimore County MD Archives Obituaries.....Baltimore County Union, 16 Jan 1886

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Baltimore County Union
January 16, 1886

FROST, DR. WILLIAM J.   At Woodberry, on 13th January, after a 
short but painful illness, Dr. William J. Frost.

LOCKARD, JOHN   At Owings Mills, on Saturday, Jan. 9th, 1886, 
John Lockard, aged 53 years.

DILWORTH, ELISABETH A.   On Jan. 11th, Elisabeth A., aged 47 
years, wife of John T. Dilworth.

NELSON, GEORGE W.   On Jan. 13(?)th, 1886, George W. Nelson, 
aged 61 years.

EBAUGH, ELIAS   At Jeffersonville, Indiana, Jan. 12th, 1886, 
Elias Ebaugh, in the 42d year of his age.

CROSS, CAROLINE AUGUSTA   Suddenly, on Jan. 14th, 1886, of 
paralysis, Caroline Augusta, in the 60th year of her age, 
beloved wife of David W. Cross.

WILLIAMS, MARY CATHARINE   In Towsontown, on Thursday evening, 
January 11, 1886, Mary Catharine Williams, beloved wife of Wm. 
Williams, formerly of Northeast, Cecil county. {Cecil county 
papers please copy.}

BAKER, REV. ALFRED   Rev. Alfred Baker, one of the oldest 
ministers of the Baltimore Conference of the M. P. Church, 
died a few days ago, in the 74th year of his age.

FROST, DR. WM. J.    Dr. Wm. J. Frost, a well known druggist 
of Hampden, Falls road, died suddenly on Wednesday morning.  
He was a native of Ellicott City and 44 years of age.

DEVOE, JOHN  & WIFE  On New Year’s day, Mr. John Devoe died at 
his resident, near Clarmont Mills, Harford county, aged 82 
years.  His death occurred at 6 a. m., and at 11 a. m. on the 
same day, his wife also passed away.  Mrs. Devoe was 77 years 
of age   

SHERIDAN, JAMES    James Sheridan, who was injured by a passenger 
train near Sparks’ station, N. C. R. R., on the 22d of December, 
died in the City Hospital last Saturday.  He was walking on the 
track with a companion named Walker.  Both were struck and 
Walker was instantly killed.  The men were tramps.  A coroner’s 
jury rendered a verdict in the case of Sheridan of death by 
accident.

NELSON, GEORGE SR.    George Nelson, Sr., the well known trainer 
and track driver, who has been known among horsemen in Baltimore 
county for many years, died in Baltimore on Wednesday, aged 64 
years.  Nelson drove at Timonium last fall behind Mr. Todd’s 
“Harry Arlington,” a horse that he had many times piloted to 
victory.  His disease was paralysis, brought on by indigestion.

SPICER, WIFE OF NATHANIEL   The wife of Nathaniel Spicer, Esq., 
constable of the 6th district, died suddenly on Friday night of 
last week.  Several members of the family, on returning from 
the Baptist night meeting, found her lying on the porch with 
some wood in her arms.  Life was extinct and it was supposed 
she was paralyzed.  She had been in declining health for some 
time. 

ARMACOST, CHILD OF C. W.   Mr. C. W. Armacost, of Glencoe, lost 
his youngest child this week by a very sudden death.




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