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   DATE: 29 April 2002                             AREA: USA > Baltimore

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by Michael Higgins
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Obit for David S  Wingrove from THE SUN, Baltimore

Sunday Morning May 30, 1926.

David S Wingrove  Funeral services for David Spiller Wingrove, who died Friday at the South Baltimore General Hospital will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the home, 132 East Montgomery Street. The Reverend W.A. Melvin ,pastor of Lowes Methodist Episcopal Church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Mr. Wingrove who was 69 years old, is survived by a son, Detective David F. Wingrove and five daughters, Mrs. Betty Uhlenberg, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Priscilla Brooks, Miss Mary Wingrove and Miss Emma Wingrove.

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From a book titled "Baltimore Illustrated: The Monumental City" page 211 , published in 1890 by American Publishing and Engraving Company -Number 102 Chambers Street, New York
[Thomas Rueben Wingrove]

Copied as written-

T. R. Wingrove, Mechanical, Refrigerating and Ice Machine Engineer; Dealer in Brewers' and Bottlers'
Supplies; Air Pumps and Corliss Engines Etc. No.324 North Street-
Mr. Wingrove has had ten years' experience as a mechanical, refrigerating and ice machine engineer and will cheerfully give any information to brewers, butchers, oil works, hotels, cold storage and other public buildings, who may desire to invest or become familiar with the construction, erection and running of refrigerating or ice machines ,whether applied by direct expansion of ammonia or brine circulation. For the past two years he has been the agent in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia for the National Oil Works and Mill Supply Company, manufacturers of oils, railway and axle greases and mill supplies of all kinds, with offices in New York, St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans, Houston and Little Rock. The premises occupied for trade purposes by Mr. Wingrove comprises an entire two-story building, 18 x 120 feet in dimensions and a splendid stock of supplies is constantly carried, embracing machinery for brewers and bottlers, upright duplex double-acting air pumps ,horizontal and duplex double-acting liquid pumps, Corliss engines, refrigerating machines etc. The various goods represented in the assortment are of standard and reliable quality and selected under the eye of Mr. Wingrove ,who is a man of ripe experience in the business, thoroughly conversant with all the wants and requirements of the trade. The business is broadly distributed throughout the country and many leading brewers, mills and manufacturers make all their purchases at this establishment, being attracted by the honorable methods in force, the superior inducements offered ,and the emminately satisfactory manner in which their orders are fulfilled.
Among its patrons ,to whom reference is made, may be named Mr. George Bauerschmidt, the well-known brewer of this city; also, W. P. Harvey & Co., J. F. Wiessner, T. C. Basshor & Co., Bay View Brewery, Henry Eigenbrot, Wehr-Hobelman-Gottleib B & M Co., and J. A. Strauss & Bro., all of Baltimore. Geo. Rochevot, Buffalo N.Y., Oscar Mayer, Morisania N.Y., Robert Portner Brewing Company, Alexandria Va.; Chris Henrich, Washington D.C.; Peter Schramm, Philadelphia Pa; No house is in the country is better prepared to minister to the public want in this line, while the management is worthy of every trust and confidence. Orders by telephone No. 785-3 or by mail receive immediate attention, and terms and prices are always made satisfactory to the trade. Mr. Wingrove is a native of Richmond, VA, and a resident of this city for the past twenty years.

[ Thomas R Wingrove]
      [Thomas Reuben Wingrove Jr. b. 10 March 1848(9) Richmond VA]

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Obituary for Thomas Wingrove (1811-1870) 

-From Baltimore Sun Newspaper June 1,1870 

WINGROVE- On the morning of the 31st of May, after a long and severe illness. THOMAS WINGROVE in the 60th year of his age .Mr. Wingrove was born 17th of September 1811 in Wilton, Wiltshire England, but was a resident of Richmond VA., for many years (Richmond VA, New Orleans La, Nashville Tenn and St. Louis Mo. papers please copy)
His funeral will take place from his late residence No. 193 Forrest Street, this Wednesday afternoon June 1st at half-past three o'clock .The friends and acquaintance of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

   Descendants

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CERTIFICATE OF DEATH 

Anna Elizabeth (Bessie) Brown (nee Wingrove)
1) PLACE OF DEATH
a) Place of death -Baltimore City Maryland
b) Street Address - 2558 Robb Street
c) Hospital or Institution- No Notation Made
d) Length of stay in hospital or inst. (yrs, mo, days)
     -No Notation Made

2) USUAL RESIDENCE OF DECEASED
a) State-Maryland 
b) County- No Notation Made
c) City or town- Baltimore
d) Street No.-2558 Robb Street
e) Citizen of foreign country-No

3a) FULL NAME- Anna Elizabeth (Bessie) Brown
 b) If Veteran name war-No
 c) Social security account- None
4) Sex-F
5) Color or race-W
6) Single, married, widowed or divorced-Widowed
7) Birth date of deceased (Mo, day, yr.)-2-5-1882
8) AGE: 63 years,10months,28 days
9) BIRTHPLACE-Baltimore Maryland
10) Usual occupation-Retired housewife
11) Usual place of business-Home
12) Fathers name-David S. Wingrove
13) Fathers birthplace- U.S.A. (MD or Penn.)-
     Transcribers note: Actually Hanover Virginia
14) Mothers name-Clara Belle Stuck
-----LINES 15 THRU COVERED ON PHOTOCOPY--------
20) DATE OF DEATH- January 3,1946
21) This is the medical certification section 
     with hard to read notations

[ Obituary]

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DEATH CERTIFICATE 
         MARYLAND STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

DAVID F. WINGROVE
[David Ferdinand Wingrove]

1) PLACE OF DEATH-
    County-Cecil
    City or town- Veterans Administration Hospital,
                       Perry Point, Maryland
                       http://www.vamhcs.med.va.gov/perry/perry.htm

How long in above place of death-10 months 27 days

2) USUAL RESIDENCE (HOME) OF DECEASED
    1014 Valley Street, Baltimore Maryland

     IF VETERAN NAME WAR-World War 1
3)
a) FULL NAME- WINGROVE, David F.
b) SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER-not given
4) SEX-Male
5) Color or race-White
6)
a) Single, married, widowed, divorced-Married
b) Name of husband or wife-Ella Louise Fuller,
     Give age  54 years
7) Birth date of deceased-October 13,1898
8) AGE-47 years,7 months,18 days
9) BIRTHPLACE-Baltimore Maryland
10) USUAL OCCUPATION-Lieutenant Police Department
11) INDUSTRY OR BUSINESS- Left blank
12) FATHERS NAME- David S. Wingrove
13) FATHERS BIRTHPLACE-Baltimore Maryland 
     -Transcribers note :Actually Hanover Virginia
14) MOTHERS MAIDEN NAME-Alice Devine
15) MOTHERS BIRTHPLACE-Baltimore Maryland
16) INFORMANT-Hospital Records
      ADDRESS-Same as place of death
17) CEMETERY-Baltimore National Cemetery
18) FUNERAL DIRECTOR- William Cook 
                  St. Paul & Preston Streets
19) DATE RECEIVED BY REGISTRAR-May 31,1946
20) DATE OF DEATH-May 31,1946 
     Below that is medical description of cause of death,
     basically complications from a massive stroke. 

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OBITUARY AND STORY OF DEATH OF DAVID F  WINGROVE 

from an unspecified newspaper. 
Courtesy of Maryland Historical Society Card file

WINGROVE On May 31,1946, David F Wingrove, aged 47 years, beloved husband of E. Louise Wingrove (nee Fuller).

Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul & Preston Streets, on Tuesday at 1:30 pm. Interment in United States National Cemetery, Baltimore.

DAVID F  WINGROVE
The death of David F. Wingrove, 10 times commended during 25 years as a member of the Baltimore Police Department, was announced yesterday.
Mr. Wingrove, a lieutenant of detectives at the time of his retirement for ill health on November 22,1945 died in a veterans' hospital .He served in World War 1. A native Baltimorean, Mr.. Wingrove was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David ^*F. Wingrove  [ Transcriber Notes -The parents are David S. Wingrove and Alice Devine]
After receiving elementary education in the public schools, Mr. Wingrove attended the Maryland Institute. He first entered the police department in October 1920. In January,1925, he was made a detective patrolman, promoted to detective sergeant in 1929 and made a lieutenant in April 1943. Because of failing health, he was retired in November of last year, Capt. John Carey ,night commander of the police department said.

[ David F Wingrove ]

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