Diary of Rev. James T. Ward (1821-1897) (son of Rev. Ulysses Ward), Westminster, MD, 22 March 1859 in Washington, DC:
As many of the family circle as could conveniently meet were together in the evening at Br. R. B. Norment's, a little distance in the country. Very pleasant time yet not so entirely pleasant as our meetings used to be in the old homestead when our dear parents still kept it. Father baptized two of his grand-children, Richard B.* Norment and Edith Ward. *He was baptized Richard Cookman Norment, but subsequently by consent of his parents, took his father's name Richard Baxter Norment. J.T.W.
[Baltimore] Morning Sun, 25 August 1929, p. 4, col. 1
Dr. Richard B. Norment, Hampden Physician, Dies
Graduate of University of Maryland in 1880 Will Be Buried Tomorrow
Dr. Richard B. Norment, a practicing physician in Hempden for forty-eight years, died Friday at his home, 4627 Keswick road. He was a graduate of the University of Maryland, class of 1880.
Dr. Norment is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Latchford; five sons, Dr. Richard Baxter Norment, Jr., of Hagerstown; Dr. John E. Norment, of Old Hickory, Tenn.; Louis Tiffany Norment, Robert T. Norment and Clinton S. Norment, and four daughters, the Misses Ada. B., Caroline G. and E. Virginia Norment, and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Jr.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow in Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty-third street and Chestnut avenue.
As many of the family circle as could conveniently meet were together in the evening at Br. R. B. Norment's, a little distance in the country. Very pleasant time yet not so entirely pleasant as our meetings used to be in the old homestead when our dear parents still kept it. Father baptized two of his grand-children, Richard B.* Norment and Edith Ward. *He was baptized Richard Cookman Norment, but subsequently by consent of his parents, took his father's name Richard Baxter Norment. J.T.W.
[Baltimore] Morning Sun, 25 August 1929, p. 4, col. 1
Dr. Richard B. Norment, Hampden Physician, Dies
Graduate of University of Maryland in 1880 Will Be Buried Tomorrow
Dr. Richard B. Norment, a practicing physician in Hempden for forty-eight years, died Friday at his home, 4627 Keswick road. He was a graduate of the University of Maryland, class of 1880.
Dr. Norment is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Latchford; five sons, Dr. Richard Baxter Norment, Jr., of Hagerstown; Dr. John E. Norment, of Old Hickory, Tenn.; Louis Tiffany Norment, Robert T. Norment and Clinton S. Norment, and four daughters, the Misses Ada. B., Caroline G. and E. Virginia Norment, and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Jr.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow in Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty-third street and Chestnut avenue.
Diary of Rev. James T. Ward (1821-1897) (son of Rev. Ulysses Ward), Westminster, MD, 22 March 1859 in Washington, DC:
As many of the family circle as could conveniently meet were together in the evening at Br. R. B. Norment's, a little distance in the country. Very pleasant time yet not so entirely pleasant as our meetings used to be in the old homestead when our dear parents still kept it. Father baptized two of his grand-children, Richard B.* Norment and Edith Ward. *He was baptized Richard Cookman Norment, but subsequently by consent of his parents, took his father's name Richard Baxter Norment. J.T.W.
[Baltimore] Morning Sun, 25 August 1929, p. 4, col. 1
Dr. Richard B. Norment, Hampden Physician, Dies
Graduate of University of Maryland in 1880 Will Be Buried Tomorrow
Dr. Richard B. Norment, a practicing physician in Hempden for forty-eight years, died Friday at his home, 4627 Keswick road. He was a graduate of the University of Maryland, class of 1880.
Dr. Norment is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Latchford; five sons, Dr. Richard Baxter Norment, Jr., of Hagerstown; Dr. John E. Norment, of Old Hickory, Tenn.; Louis Tiffany Norment, Robert T. Norment and Clinton S. Norment, and four daughters, the Misses Ada. B., Caroline G. and E. Virginia Norment, and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Jr.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow in Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty-third street and Chestnut avenue.
As many of the family circle as could conveniently meet were together in the evening at Br. R. B. Norment's, a little distance in the country. Very pleasant time yet not so entirely pleasant as our meetings used to be in the old homestead when our dear parents still kept it. Father baptized two of his grand-children, Richard B.* Norment and Edith Ward. *He was baptized Richard Cookman Norment, but subsequently by consent of his parents, took his father's name Richard Baxter Norment. J.T.W.
[Baltimore] Morning Sun, 25 August 1929, p. 4, col. 1
Dr. Richard B. Norment, Hampden Physician, Dies
Graduate of University of Maryland in 1880 Will Be Buried Tomorrow
Dr. Richard B. Norment, a practicing physician in Hempden for forty-eight years, died Friday at his home, 4627 Keswick road. He was a graduate of the University of Maryland, class of 1880.
Dr. Norment is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Latchford; five sons, Dr. Richard Baxter Norment, Jr., of Hagerstown; Dr. John E. Norment, of Old Hickory, Tenn.; Louis Tiffany Norment, Robert T. Norment and Clinton S. Norment, and four daughters, the Misses Ada. B., Caroline G. and E. Virginia Norment, and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Jr.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow in Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty-third street and Chestnut avenue.
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