Age 60, he was the son of the late Robert Daze and Elizabeth Gould Sellman. He was unmarried. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Sallie McElroy and two brothers; Melville J. and Ralph, at whose home he died.
In 1907, he was instrumental in the founding of the Mt Airy Building and Loan Association and acted as president up to the time of his death.
He was postmaster of Watersville since his appointment in 1901. With his brother Ralph, he conducted A.B. Sellman and Brother Cannery at Watersville.
In 1907, he was instrumental in the founding of the Mt Airy Building and Loan Association and acted as president up to the time of his death.
He was postmaster of Watersville since his appointment in 1901. With his brother Ralph, he conducted A.B. Sellman and Brother Cannery at Watersville.
Age 60, he was the son of the late Robert Daze and Elizabeth Gould Sellman. He was unmarried. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Sallie McElroy and two brothers; Melville J. and Ralph, at whose home he died.
In 1907, he was instrumental in the founding of the Mt Airy Building and Loan Association and acted as president up to the time of his death.
He was postmaster of Watersville since his appointment in 1901. With his brother Ralph, he conducted A.B. Sellman and Brother Cannery at Watersville.
In 1907, he was instrumental in the founding of the Mt Airy Building and Loan Association and acted as president up to the time of his death.
He was postmaster of Watersville since his appointment in 1901. With his brother Ralph, he conducted A.B. Sellman and Brother Cannery at Watersville.
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