Mrs. Matilda Hennisee (Hennesee) died in Baltimore on Friday, July 13 after a long and painful illness aged about 59 years. Mrs. Hennessee was a daughter of the late Captain Harry D. Gough and a sister of the late Mrs. R.E.Bouldin. She leaves a daughter, Miss Mamie. Of the nine children left by Captain Gough only two are now living, Miss Mary Gough of Bel Air, and Mr. Charles Gough, who lives in California. The funeral took place on Sunday the interment being at Rock Spring Church where the services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Stine of Grace, P.E. Church, Baltimore. The pall-bearers were Mr. James Chew, clerk of the U.S. Court, at Baltimore, Dr. John Powell, Messrs, George Archer, Charles Mettee and Miller, of Baltimore and Col. Otho S. Lee of Bel Air.
-Aegis & Intelligencer, July 20, 1894, p. 3
-Aegis & Intelligencer, July 20, 1894, p. 3
Mrs. Matilda Hennisee (Hennesee) died in Baltimore on Friday, July 13 after a long and painful illness aged about 59 years. Mrs. Hennessee was a daughter of the late Captain Harry D. Gough and a sister of the late Mrs. R.E.Bouldin. She leaves a daughter, Miss Mamie. Of the nine children left by Captain Gough only two are now living, Miss Mary Gough of Bel Air, and Mr. Charles Gough, who lives in California. The funeral took place on Sunday the interment being at Rock Spring Church where the services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Stine of Grace, P.E. Church, Baltimore. The pall-bearers were Mr. James Chew, clerk of the U.S. Court, at Baltimore, Dr. John Powell, Messrs, George Archer, Charles Mettee and Miller, of Baltimore and Col. Otho S. Lee of Bel Air.
-Aegis & Intelligencer, July 20, 1894, p. 3
-Aegis & Intelligencer, July 20, 1894, p. 3
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