Parents:
- Francis Moore Griffith (1831 - 1908)
- Elizabeth Dickerson Griffith (1836 - 1904)
Occupation: Traveling salesman.
Obituary
The Washington Post, 25 Feb 1905
Boyds, Feb. 24. - Nathan C.D. Griffith, one time resident of this county, where he has scores of relatives, died in Chicago Saturday last, and his remains were brought to Beallsville, his former home, and interred in Monocacy Cemetery. Mr. Griffith was the son of Frank Griffith, of Beallsville, and was a nephew of the late Howard Griffith, who was widely known over this state, and a cousin of present County Commissioner Charles G. Griffith. He was forty-five years old and unmarried.
- Francis Moore Griffith (1831 - 1908)
- Elizabeth Dickerson Griffith (1836 - 1904)
Occupation: Traveling salesman.
Obituary
The Washington Post, 25 Feb 1905
Boyds, Feb. 24. - Nathan C.D. Griffith, one time resident of this county, where he has scores of relatives, died in Chicago Saturday last, and his remains were brought to Beallsville, his former home, and interred in Monocacy Cemetery. Mr. Griffith was the son of Frank Griffith, of Beallsville, and was a nephew of the late Howard Griffith, who was widely known over this state, and a cousin of present County Commissioner Charles G. Griffith. He was forty-five years old and unmarried.
Parents:
- Francis Moore Griffith (1831 - 1908)
- Elizabeth Dickerson Griffith (1836 - 1904)
Occupation: Traveling salesman.
Obituary
The Washington Post, 25 Feb 1905
Boyds, Feb. 24. - Nathan C.D. Griffith, one time resident of this county, where he has scores of relatives, died in Chicago Saturday last, and his remains were brought to Beallsville, his former home, and interred in Monocacy Cemetery. Mr. Griffith was the son of Frank Griffith, of Beallsville, and was a nephew of the late Howard Griffith, who was widely known over this state, and a cousin of present County Commissioner Charles G. Griffith. He was forty-five years old and unmarried.
- Francis Moore Griffith (1831 - 1908)
- Elizabeth Dickerson Griffith (1836 - 1904)
Occupation: Traveling salesman.
Obituary
The Washington Post, 25 Feb 1905
Boyds, Feb. 24. - Nathan C.D. Griffith, one time resident of this county, where he has scores of relatives, died in Chicago Saturday last, and his remains were brought to Beallsville, his former home, and interred in Monocacy Cemetery. Mr. Griffith was the son of Frank Griffith, of Beallsville, and was a nephew of the late Howard Griffith, who was widely known over this state, and a cousin of present County Commissioner Charles G. Griffith. He was forty-five years old and unmarried.
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