Marshall E. Lindsay died Monday,
November 5, 1945 at his home, 41 1/2
Liberty street, Westminster, aged 78
years. He was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lindsay and
was formerly of Havre de Grace, removing
to Westminster 18 years ago.
He was superintendent and engineer
for the Maryland Waterworks company
at Havre de Grace for 27 years
and served for six years in a similar
capacity at the Westminster
branch until he was retired.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Naill Lindsay, and three children as
follows: Mrs. Karl Kuldell, Washington,
D. C; Roger Lindsay, Westminster,
and Lester Lindsay. Havre
de Grace; also eight grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs. Walter Barnes, New
Windsor, and two brothers, Guy
Lindsay, Hagerstown, and David
Lindsay, New Windsor.
Services were held at the H. Bankard
4 Son funeral home Thursday at
2-p. m., and burial was in the Bethel
Methodist church cemetery, near
New Windsor. The Rev. John Ensor
officiated.
The pallbearers were Lindsay,
Louis and Joseph Shaffer, Wilbur
Naill, Boyd Owings and George Allen.
The Times 9 Nov 1945
November 5, 1945 at his home, 41 1/2
Liberty street, Westminster, aged 78
years. He was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lindsay and
was formerly of Havre de Grace, removing
to Westminster 18 years ago.
He was superintendent and engineer
for the Maryland Waterworks company
at Havre de Grace for 27 years
and served for six years in a similar
capacity at the Westminster
branch until he was retired.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Naill Lindsay, and three children as
follows: Mrs. Karl Kuldell, Washington,
D. C; Roger Lindsay, Westminster,
and Lester Lindsay. Havre
de Grace; also eight grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs. Walter Barnes, New
Windsor, and two brothers, Guy
Lindsay, Hagerstown, and David
Lindsay, New Windsor.
Services were held at the H. Bankard
4 Son funeral home Thursday at
2-p. m., and burial was in the Bethel
Methodist church cemetery, near
New Windsor. The Rev. John Ensor
officiated.
The pallbearers were Lindsay,
Louis and Joseph Shaffer, Wilbur
Naill, Boyd Owings and George Allen.
The Times 9 Nov 1945
Marshall E. Lindsay died Monday,
November 5, 1945 at his home, 41 1/2
Liberty street, Westminster, aged 78
years. He was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lindsay and
was formerly of Havre de Grace, removing
to Westminster 18 years ago.
He was superintendent and engineer
for the Maryland Waterworks company
at Havre de Grace for 27 years
and served for six years in a similar
capacity at the Westminster
branch until he was retired.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Naill Lindsay, and three children as
follows: Mrs. Karl Kuldell, Washington,
D. C; Roger Lindsay, Westminster,
and Lester Lindsay. Havre
de Grace; also eight grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs. Walter Barnes, New
Windsor, and two brothers, Guy
Lindsay, Hagerstown, and David
Lindsay, New Windsor.
Services were held at the H. Bankard
4 Son funeral home Thursday at
2-p. m., and burial was in the Bethel
Methodist church cemetery, near
New Windsor. The Rev. John Ensor
officiated.
The pallbearers were Lindsay,
Louis and Joseph Shaffer, Wilbur
Naill, Boyd Owings and George Allen.
The Times 9 Nov 1945
November 5, 1945 at his home, 41 1/2
Liberty street, Westminster, aged 78
years. He was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lindsay and
was formerly of Havre de Grace, removing
to Westminster 18 years ago.
He was superintendent and engineer
for the Maryland Waterworks company
at Havre de Grace for 27 years
and served for six years in a similar
capacity at the Westminster
branch until he was retired.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Naill Lindsay, and three children as
follows: Mrs. Karl Kuldell, Washington,
D. C; Roger Lindsay, Westminster,
and Lester Lindsay. Havre
de Grace; also eight grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs. Walter Barnes, New
Windsor, and two brothers, Guy
Lindsay, Hagerstown, and David
Lindsay, New Windsor.
Services were held at the H. Bankard
4 Son funeral home Thursday at
2-p. m., and burial was in the Bethel
Methodist church cemetery, near
New Windsor. The Rev. John Ensor
officiated.
The pallbearers were Lindsay,
Louis and Joseph Shaffer, Wilbur
Naill, Boyd Owings and George Allen.
The Times 9 Nov 1945
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