The Crisfield Times

Crisfield, Maryland

Friday, June 5, 1936

NATHAN R. LOOCKERMAN

Nathan R. Loockerman, a former

resident of Crisfield but who had been

living in Hampton, Va., for a number

of years, died at a hospital in that

city on Tuesday night. He was 75

years of age.

Mr. Loockerman had been in ill

health for some time and had entered

the hospital for treatment where it

was found that an operation was

necessary. He died, however, before

the operation could be performed.

The deceased was born in Caroline

County, Md., but came to Crisfield

when quite a young man and engaged

in the seafood business. The greater

part of his life was spent in this city

and he has a host of friends here who

were deeply grieved to learn of his

passing.

He is survived by three daughters,

Mrs. Mary Nelson, of Hampton, Va.,

Miss Erma Loockerman, of Hampton,

and Miss Margaret Loockerman, of

New York, N. Y. One brother, Mr. C.

A. Loockerman, and one sister, Mrs.

B. F. Somers, both of this city, also

survive.

The remains were brought to

Crisfield yesterday, Thursday, on the

afternoon train, and funeral services

held at 4:30 o'clock, at Mount Pleasant

M. E. Church, conducted by the

Rev. C. M. Elderdice, pastor.

Interment was in Crisfield cemetery.

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The Crisfield Post

Crisfield, Maryland

Friday, June 5, 1936

N. R. LOOCKERMAN DEAD

Word has been received in

Crisfield, of the death of Mr. N. R.

Loockerman, formerly of this city,

now residing at Old Point Comfort,

Va.

Mr. Loockerman lived in Crisfield

until about sixteen years ago,

when he and his family moved to

Old Point Comfort, where he

entered the employ of the Pennsylvania

Railroad Company.

He was a brother to Mr. C. A.

Loockerman and Mrs. B. F. Somers

of this city.

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