The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-21
RECENT DEATHS

Susie B.. daughter Of David and Susan
Earhart, OF near Friedens, died Febru-
zry l4th, from scarlet fever, aged 13 years
Mrs. Elizabeth Trent died st her late
residence. near Pugh postofiioe. in Stony
creek township, on Sunday. lIth inst,
aged q years, months and "A days She
Was the mother OF ten children-six sons
and four daughters. All bat one dsugh-
Ter survive She also leaves IS grand
children and Il greai-grandehildren. Her
husband. Stephen Trent, died in ls7e.
For period OF sixty years she ws-
faithful member Of wnls Evangelical
lutheran Church Intsfment was made
~ Friedens, Rev. J. J. Welch Officiating.
Earl Ray, son Of Mr.. End Mrs. William
Ray. Of Jenner township, died a. the
residence OF his nncle-Levi Grifith-in
JohnstOwn, at Il:30 o'clock Sunday night.
from diphIheriA- Deceased was 3 time
keeper for the Cambria Steel Company
and Was sick for week. de was p years
old. The remains were taken 70 the
Hopewsll Methodist Cemetery, in Jenner
township. fJr intermeni-
Fannie relict OF Jacob AlWine. died
suddenly Sunday evening at the home Of
her son in-lzw, Aaron Thomas. near Hol-
sophie. Mrs Alwine ate n hearty sup
per and was apparently in good health.
bat began bleeding from the lungs.
which caused her desth- She WAS born
in Conemangh township eighiy-four
years ago and was a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs jacob Biough, deceased
Samuel Trent. aged 20 year,. 10 months
aud days, died Al the residence Of his
son-in-law. f. z. Pngh, In Somerset
township. a. 80 o'clock Friday morning.
He il survived By two ehildren-Charles
L. who resides on the old Trent home
stead two miles east Of town, and Mrs E.
E. Pugh. Mr.. Trent was a farmer, an ex-
emplzry citizen and christian gentle
man. He was 8 member OF the Disciple
Church since early manhood. He was
The last surviving member Of 4 family Of
FIVE brothers, ali Of whom were we'll
known and popular citizens OF Somsrsst
snd Somerset township. Harrison. The
eldest brother. died about fftesn years
ago, Urish about fo1r years ago. Daniel
two years ago, and Moses ten days since.
A remarkable coincidence j. thst the
three last named. together with the sub
jeet Of this sketch. were all inferred on
tbs Sabbath. the body OF Samuel having
been committed 70 the earth al O'Clock
Sunday zfterpoOn-
Profound sorrow was occAsioned in
many households 10 this place and som
ersst township BY the death Of Mrs l.
D. II. TzynAn. who passed away last
wednesday 81 her hsme near Lavans-
Vile. She had been III for several weeks.
but continued u attend 70 her household
duties up until Friday night preceding
her death, when her husband wks com
PEELED 70 put her 70 bed and send for
the family physician The following
morning congestion Of the brain devel-
ooed. Mrs Tzyman was = daughter Of
SIR. and Ms. George Young. OF Csi .ou,
Ohio. and wss 81 years of age She was
the mother Of ten children, six OF whom
survive. Her eldest son Captain Charles
Z. TzymAn, L. s. a. Is with his regi-
ueut in Cuba and could not Be present 81
the funeral. The other children are E &
rnund, Of Knoxville. Tenn; Thomas. at
home; Mrs Annie Gregory, It Seottdzle.
Pa; Mrs. Lily Fisher, of Altoona Pa.
and Mrs. Edward S. KantDer. Of Somer-
set The funeral was delayed until Fri
day afternoon in order that Edmund
could re present. when the last sad rites
were performed by Rev. Hiram King. Of
the Reformed Church. Of which denomi-
nation Mrs Taymzn wss a devoat mem
Der.