Death of Charles Edward Hutson in Greensboro
Charles Edward Hutson, 88, died at his son Norman Hutson’s Greensboro home from a heart attack. Lifelong Caroline County native, he ran residence in Greensboro for years. Survived by four daughters Bessie Tribbett Ridgely Georgia Jester Den ton Ethel Jester Carrie Dolby and Norman Hutson Greensboro, 29 grandchildren, 48 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral held Wednesday at Rawlings Funeral Home led by Rev Linwood E Horseman of Greensboro Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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Charles Edward Hutson
Mr. Hutson
Norman Hutson
Greensboro
Caroline County
Bessie Tribbett
Ridgely
Georgia Jester
Denton
Ethel Jester
Carrie Dolby
Nerces
Rawlings Funeral Home
Linwood E. Horseman
Orphans' Court session records buy estate actions
The Orphans Court met Tuesday November 17 with Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore Brackett presiding. They examined and ordered recorded matters including inventories in the estate of Charles Marion Cole and orders to sell private property in the Korell and Cahall estates and releases in the Lankford estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Charles Marion Cole
Mabel M. Cole
James Korell, Sr
Lester C. Cahall
Chas
Henry Cahall
Margaret FE
Lankford
William Lankford
Mabel Lankford
Interment for Frederick D Pickering in Denton area
Frederick D Pickering retired farmer of Denton died at his son Wyatt's Easton home last Wednesday at age 89. He was son of a late Frederick Pickering of New York. Surviving are two sons Wyatt and Harry, a sister Edith Ross of Troy NY, and two half sisters James Pryor and James Chambers of Troy. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at J. Virgil Moore funeral home officiated by Rev. Thomas J. Turkington. Burial in Denton Cemetery.
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Frederick D. Pickering
Denton
Wyatt Pickering
Easton
Frederick Pickering
New York State
Pickering
Nellie Pickering
Harry Pickering
Edith Ross
Troy
N. Y
James Pryor
James Chambers
J. Virgil Moore
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Funeral services for John Tinley 83 in Greensboro
Funeral services for John Tinley age 83 were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greens boro yesterday at 2 pm led by Rev Grayson H Wheatley of St Pauls Methodist Church. He died Tuesday at Tribbitt Nursing Home Greensboro after a long illness. Surviving are sister Mrs Katie Friedel Ridgely a half sister Mrs Carrie Curtis California and half brother Ernest Tinley Del mar Md.
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John Tinley
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Tinley
Tribbitt Nursing Home
Katie Friedel
Ridgely
Carrie Curtis
California
Ernest Tinley
Delmar
Funeral for John A T Rodenhiser Jr in Milford
The funeral of five year old John Albert Thomas Rodenhiser Jr was held in Milford with Rev Robert Green from Avenue Methodist Church officiating. He died last Thursday and was interred at Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg. He is survived by his parents John Sr and Vera Deen Rodenhiser and two grandmothers Nora Deen Harrington and Elizabeth Murray Wilmington.
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John Albert Thomas Rodenhiser
John, Sr
Vera Deen Rodenhiser
Milford
Robert Green
Avenue Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Nora Deen
Harrington
Elizabeth Murray
Wilmington
Saulsbury Named To Board Of Education Post Here
A. Orrell Saulsbury Jr. of Ridgely is appointed to Caroline County board of education to replace D. Thompson Swing who resigned. Lehigh graduate and president of Saulsbury Brothers Inc. will attend the Dec 1 meeting. Other members are Howard Harris David W. King Gilbert A. Banning and Elias W. Nuttle.
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Saulsbury
Board of Education
A. Orrell Saulsbury, Jr
Ridgely
Caroline County
D. Thompson Swing
Lehigh University
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