Baltimore County MD Archives Obituaries.....Maryland Journal, 01 Jun 1889

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Maryland Journal 
June 1, 1889 Death Notices

GREEN, ALEXANDER     The sad intelligence of the very sudden death of 
Mr. Alexander Green comes to us with more than ordinary force.  Mr. G. 
was peeling bark in company with Mr. Joseph Bosley on the property of 
Mr. Joshua Hoshall, when it was suggested that they go to the spring, 
which was but a short distance off, for water.  As he bent over to get 
a drink he ruptured a blood vessel and before his companion could get 
him but a short distance he expired of hemorrhages.  His remains were 
interred in Pine Grove Cemetery on Saturday morning.  The Rev. Jacob 
Shamberger officiated.

CHANNEL, ALLEN     Mr. Allen Channel, a respected citizen of near Fawn 
Grove, died on the 24th ult. And was buried at Fawn Grove Cemetery on 
the 26th.  Mr. Channel had been sick for some months.  He leaves a 
wife and two children.

BUTLER, MRS. WM. H.     Death has again visited our community and 
selected for his subject one who has crossed the dividing line of 
eternity.  Mrs. Wm. H. Butler died about half-past 4 o’clock Sunday 
afternoon.  She has been afflicted for a number of years with paralysis.

STEWART, WM.     Mr. Wm. Stewart, of Warren, aged about 88 years, passed 
away about 12:30 midnight, Sunday.

DAVIS, ANNIE C.     We are called upon to chronicle the death of Mrs. 
Annie C., wife of Mr. Robert Davis, of Rayville, which occurred on Tuesday 
night, 21st. ult.  She had been a victim of that fell destroyer consumption 
for several years, bearing her affliction with Christian fortitude and 
that resignation which characterizes the true follower of God.  She was 
in her 48th year, and leaves a very interesting family of five boys and 
one girl behind.  There seemed to be an extraordinary amount of maternal 
affection exhibited by this mother for her children, which was duly 
appreciated by them.  They had her welfare as the uppermost thought in 
their minds.  On the Friday following, at 1 P.M., her funeral took place 
at Pine Grove Church, the Rev. Mr. Young conducting the services.  Mrs. 
Emma Barshinger presided at the organ.  After the services at the church 
the remains were viewed by a large concourse of people.  There were many 
moistened eyes as the last look was taken of her whom they had learned 
to love for her many sterling qualities.  We sympathize with this 
bereaved family in this the time of their sore affliction.

HOWARD, SOPHIA J.     Mrs. Sophia J. Howard, aged 70 years, sister of 
Dr. L. N. Dickson, of Reisterstown, died on the 25th ult., and was buried 
on the 27th at the Reisterstown Cemetery.

MACGILL, WM. D.     At Baltimore, May 25th, 1889, Wm. D. Macgill, aged 
54 years, son of the late Dr. Charles Macgill, of Hagerstown, Md.

JOHNSON, CLARA M.    In Baltimore, on May 23d, 1889, Clara M. Johnson, 
formerly of Baltimore county.

YOUNG, ABRAHAM     At Monkton, Baltimore county, on May 24th, 1889, 
Abraham Young, in the 62d year of his age.

SMITH, SUSAN A.     At Allegheny, Pa., on May 26th, 1889, Susan A., wife 
of J. Jacob Smith, formerly of Baltimore county.

OWENS, RICHEE LEE     At Atlantic City, N. J., on May 27th, 1889, Richee 
Lee, in the 15th year of his age, only son of Laura J. and the late Richard 
H. Owens, formerly residents of Mt. Washington, Baltimore county.

HOWARD, SOPHIA J.     Suddenly, at the residence of her brother, Dr. I. N. 
Dickson, at Randallstown, Baltimore county, on May 25th, 1889, Mrs. Sophia 
J. Howard.

HAMILTON, ANN     At Granite, Baltimore county, May 30th, 1889, Ann Hamilton, 
aged 72 years, relict of the late James Hamilton.



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