The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-02
DEATH RECORD.
Well Known People Who Have Passed
Beyond.
MRS. NJ. Z. DAWNEY.

MRS. NJ. L. DAWNEY.
Mis-. NJ. f.. Dawney, died at tie
home of her son Harry at Huston
town about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, aged 65 years, month
and 5 days.
Mrs. Dawney has beenin failing
health for several years, but was
confined To her bed only about
two weeks.
Her maiden name was Conrad;
she was born near Fannetts burg,
and about A years ago was mar.
ried to Benjamiu f. Dawncy, who
died several years ago.
Mrs. Dawney was a mem Der of
the U. B. church, and woman of
stroug character. She is survlv.
cd by four sons, Brown G., of
Philadelphia; John, Montague,
and scott, of Chicago; and Harry
of Hustoutowp, this county.
Short funeral services will be
held at the home of her son Har-
ry Thursday morning at 8 . clock
when the ,mains will be taken
to Fannettsburg for lnterment.
! How SONS o,a oil homo 20, tho
/ funeral.
FRYMAN.
Margaret Dlvelbyss Fryman
was born in Ayr township on the
farm known as the Charles Tag
CART farm, June II, 1925, and died
at the home of her youngest sou
Robert, October 26, 1904, aged 76
years, 4 months and 9 days. She
was married to John Fryman
Decem ber %, lS45, who preceded
her into rest, Maj ch, 1887. To
this union were born eleven chill
dren, seven of whom are living.
George u, and j. Calvin, living
in Berrlen Springs, Mich; r.
Adessa Mellott IN Princeton,
Mimi; James E., living at the old
mansion home; Sarah l.. Conrad,
Elmlra V. Tritle, and Robert n
living near the old home in Ayr
township. Twenty grandchildren
and ten great-grandchildren sur
vive her.
When quite young she moved
with her parents to Franklin
county, where she, when married
resided for short time-her hus
band being a miller, worked IN
Dlckey's mill. Having to abandon
milling on account of failinghealth
they moved to Bedford county,
and were engaged in farming
there until he bought Geo. Huil's
farm and moved onto it with his
family IN the year 1855, where
the deceased spent the remand
er of her life, having her home
with her son James, but spend
ing the summer months with the
ether children.
Though feeble in health, she
was strong in faith. A short
time ago she ventured distance
to the sanctuary for a commun.
ion service. 1t was part of six
ty years of falthfulness.
She identified herself with the
German Reformed church in
early life, IN which communion
she lived faithfully and died the
death of one whose evening time
is Peace" Her life was above
reproach aud her memory is sa-
cred to her friends and neighbors'
while her children rise up and
call her blessed. Possessed with
a cheerful disposition, many were
the words of comfort which fell
from her lips, on ears and hearts
of those discouraged Her kind
ly greeting and warm grasp of
the hand were the visitors well
come at her door, while the kind.
ly words, not of news, but of that
which spoke of interest in the
kingdom and the happy "come
again" fell like benedictlon on
. the ear and gave inspiration for
better work all that day.
We relolce in the assurance
, that as "a shock of coru fully
ripe" she has been gathered int
the garner of heaven. "Hence
, forth there is laid up II crown Of
, righteousness, which the Lord
the righteous Judge, shall give
!. her at that day"