Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Willcox, Mary Cary Ambler March 24, 1907
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Virginian Pilot March 26, 1907

Mrs. Mary Cary Willcox, wife of Judge Thomas H. Willcox, of this city, died at 
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Sunday March 24, 1907.
Mrs. Willcox was the daughter of the late Rev. Thomas M. Ambler and a 
granddaughter of the late William W. Sharp, of Norfolk.
The deceased was a native of Norfolk and enjoyed the love and esteem of a large 
circle of friends in this city and elsewhere in Virginia, to whom she had 
endeared herself by her many lovable traits of character.  She is survived by a 
husband and six children, who have the sympathy of the entire community in their 
bereavement.
Judge Willcox left for Baltimore yesterday morning to accompany the remains to 
Norfolk.  The funeral services will be held from St. Luke's P.E. Church on 
Wednesday at noon.
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The remains of Mrs. Mary Cary Willcox, the wife of Judge Thomas H. Willcox, 
reached Norfolk from Baltimore, Md. yesterday morning accompanied by Judge 
Willcox and other members of the family.  The funeral will be held from St. 
Luke's Episcopal Church, of which the deceased was a member, at noon today.

Virginian Pilot March 27, 1907
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The funeral of Mrs. Mary Cary Willcox, who died in Baltimore, took place 
yesterday from St. Luke's Episcopal Church and was largely attended. Rev. W.A. 
Barr, Bishop Tucker, of the Southern Virginia Diocese and Bishop Randolph 
officiated. The floral tributes were magnificent.  The interment was in Cedar 
Grove Cemetery.
The following were the pallbearers: H.L. Smith, Judge William B. Martin, James 
A. Kerr, H.T. Campbell, Merritt T. Cooke, Captain William E. Taylor, Richard B. 
Tunstall and Robert B. Cooke.

Virginian Pilot March 28, 1907

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