Nathaniel was a son of Harry Woodward Dorsey Waters and Prudence Jane Griffith. He married Leah Ellen "Lee" Maynard on December 15, 1869. They had one daughter, Emily Jane Waters who died at the age of 14.
Sun (Baltimore, MD)
8 Apr 1909
Frederick, Md. April 7 - Nathaniel M. Waters, 71 years old, a retired farmer, died suddenly at the home of his sister in law Mrs. Charles Ridgely at New Market yesterday, of angina pectoria. He was leading a home and complained of feeling badly. He sat down on a chair and soon feel over dead. For the past four years he was carrier on a mail route between New Market and Monrovia. He is survived by two sisters--Mrs. Sue Worley of Baltimore and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Poolesville.
Sun (Baltimore, MD)
8 Apr 1909
Frederick, Md. April 7 - Nathaniel M. Waters, 71 years old, a retired farmer, died suddenly at the home of his sister in law Mrs. Charles Ridgely at New Market yesterday, of angina pectoria. He was leading a home and complained of feeling badly. He sat down on a chair and soon feel over dead. For the past four years he was carrier on a mail route between New Market and Monrovia. He is survived by two sisters--Mrs. Sue Worley of Baltimore and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Poolesville.
Nathaniel was a son of Harry Woodward Dorsey Waters and Prudence Jane Griffith. He married Leah Ellen "Lee" Maynard on December 15, 1869. They had one daughter, Emily Jane Waters who died at the age of 14.
Sun (Baltimore, MD)
8 Apr 1909
Frederick, Md. April 7 - Nathaniel M. Waters, 71 years old, a retired farmer, died suddenly at the home of his sister in law Mrs. Charles Ridgely at New Market yesterday, of angina pectoria. He was leading a home and complained of feeling badly. He sat down on a chair and soon feel over dead. For the past four years he was carrier on a mail route between New Market and Monrovia. He is survived by two sisters--Mrs. Sue Worley of Baltimore and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Poolesville.
Sun (Baltimore, MD)
8 Apr 1909
Frederick, Md. April 7 - Nathaniel M. Waters, 71 years old, a retired farmer, died suddenly at the home of his sister in law Mrs. Charles Ridgely at New Market yesterday, of angina pectoria. He was leading a home and complained of feeling badly. He sat down on a chair and soon feel over dead. For the past four years he was carrier on a mail route between New Market and Monrovia. He is survived by two sisters--Mrs. Sue Worley of Baltimore and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Poolesville.
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