Baltimore County MD Archives Obituaries.....Maryland Journal, 31 May 1890

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Maryland Journal  May 31, 1890

McRAE, HARRY R. - Harry R. McRae, aged 37 years, a brother of Mr. Charles 
McRae, wholesale liquor dealer, Calvert street, Baltimore, died on Sunday 
afternoon last, 25th.  Mr. McRae was well known in Baltimore county, and 
was of a genial and happy disposition.  The immediate cause of death was 
paralysis, of which he had five different attacks, in several years past.  
Mr. McRae had never married.

BUFFAL, SON - On Saturday last, 24th inst., a little son of Mr. John Buffal, 
aged 6 years who lives in the 11th District, on the Harford road fell from 
a horse which he was riding, and got his foot caught in the stirrup.  The 
horse became frightened and started off in a run, dragging the little fellow 
along the road.  He was so badly injured that he died shortly after the 
accident.

BROWN, JOHN B. - John B. Brown, one of the most prominent citizens of Howard 
county, died at his residence near Woodstock on the 25th inst.  The services 
were conducted by Rev. S. M. Brandi, pastor of St. Alphonsus' Catholic 
Church, Woodstock.  The pall-bearers were Senator A. P. Gorman, Hon. Henry 
G. Davis, of West Virginia; Frank D. Brown, S. Thos. Brown, Wm. H. Gorman 
and J. Frank Brown, all nephews of the deceased.  The remains were interred 
in the old family burying ground at Goodfellowship, his home.





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