SELECTED OBITUARIES FROM The Cecil Whig, 5-Feb-1910; Cecil Co., MD

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SELECTED OBITUARIES FROM The Cecil Whig, 5-Feb-1910, Vol 69, No 24

W C L CARNAGY
The funeral of William C L Carnagy, long a resident of Summit Bridge, and well-
known in lower New Castle county, was held last Friday from the residence of his 
sister-in-law at Summit Bridge, with interment in St Georges Cemetery.  He died 
at Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, on the previous Tuesday, of cancer, aged 58 
years.  He was a prominent Odd Fellow, and Mason, was a Knight Templar and also 
belonged to the Jr OUAM.  His wife, two daughters and brother, Alfred Carnagy, 
of Trenton, NJ, survive him.

MRS JOHN BORLAND
Mrs Amanda A Borland, widow of the late John Borland, died at her home, in the 
Fourth district, early last Friday morning, aged 81 years.  Her first husband 
was Matthew Borland, and later she married John Borland.  Six children by the 
former survive her -- three sons, Delaplaine, of Piedmont, WV; Henry M and 
Washington Borland, and three daughters -- Mrs John Wilson, Mrs George Peterson 
and Mrs Heston Crossan.  Her funeral was held on Monday, with interment at 
Sharp's Cemetery.

MRS MARY E LEWIS
Mrs Mary E Lewis, widow of the late John E Lewis, died at her home in Newark, 
DE, last Friday.  Three daughters, Mrs H B Wright, Mrs Howard Gilpin and Mrs 
George Bennett, and two sons, Evan W, and C R F Lewis, survive her.  Her funeral 
was held on Tuesday, with interment in Newark M E Cemetery.

JOSEPH A SENTMAN
Joseph A Sentman, a well-known grocer, of Wilmington, a native of this county, 
died at his home, at Second and Jackson streets, in that city, on Saturday, in 
the 58th year of his age.  His wife and a son, Herbert A Sentman, survive him.  
His funeral was held on Tuesday, with interment in Riverview Cemetery.

FRANK PUGH
The funeral of Frank Pugh,  eldest son of Joseph Pugh, of Kembleville, was held 
on Sunday, with interment in Head of Christiana Cemetery.  He died last 
Thursday, of typhoid fever, aged 23 years, at his home in Newark, where he and 
his wife had just begun housekeeping on Delaware avenue.