Melvin Moxley, colored, died at Bellevue, aged 35 Years. Moxley had been at the asylum during the past winter, but left this spring and returned about 10 days ago. He was a well known character about the town and was often with the wagons of the Hagerstown Ice. Co. Moxley is survived by one sister, Mrs. Hopewell, North street. Funeral from the home of his sister Thursday; interment at Halfway.
SOURCE: Hagerstown Morning Herald, July 30, 1914.
SOURCE: Hagerstown Morning Herald, July 30, 1914.
Melvin Moxley, colored, died at Bellevue, aged 35 Years. Moxley had been at the asylum during the past winter, but left this spring and returned about 10 days ago. He was a well known character about the town and was often with the wagons of the Hagerstown Ice. Co. Moxley is survived by one sister, Mrs. Hopewell, North street. Funeral from the home of his sister Thursday; interment at Halfway.
SOURCE: Hagerstown Morning Herald, July 30, 1914.
SOURCE: Hagerstown Morning Herald, July 30, 1914.
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