The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-07-01
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Persons Well Known TO Many of Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, 0 DEATH.
JONATHAN j. CLEvENGER.

at the home OF his brothers, ia
cob and Adam, in the East End
extension, McConnellsburg,
Thursday evening, June "a, 1909,
aged II years, . months, ard y
days. Funeral conducted by
Rev. Fassold, of the Lutheran
church, took place an the .Satur-
day following, and the body was
LAID to rest in Union cemetery.
The deceased, many years ago,
was married to Mrs. Elizabeth
Albaugh, daughter of the late
Paul W. Deshong, and they re
moved to near Johnstown, where
they raised their family, the
mother dying several years ago.
During the past two years, Mr..
Clevenger has had his home with
his brothers IN this place, and it
was only about four weeks ago
that he was attacked by gangrene
and from that time on, his recov-
cry was regarded as doubtful.
Uncle Jim mie was a ember
of the Evangelical Albright
church for many years. and serv-
ed as deacon in the church. He
was a man that dealt justly with
his fellow man. On the 29th of
February, 1864, he enlisted in
the army for three years or dur
ing the wal, and became a mem
Der of Co. l, 57th Regiment, p.
", and served until the close Of
the war when he was honorably
discharged. The following chill
dren survlve Eliza A, wife of
VIM. Patrick, Twin Rocks, Pa.
Frederic D., Johnstown, Pa; Ja-
cob D., Homer City, Pa; Henry
&. and Armina, wife of VIM. Nc
Donald, Bellzana, Pa; John A.. =,
Cherry Tree, Pa; Noah A, Indl.
ana, Pa; Emma, wife of John
Holm, Hooversville, Pa. His
brothers, Jacob, John, and Adam
and his sisters, Sarah and Louise
all are living.
DAVID h. MELLOTT.
David r. Mellott, an aged and
highly esteemed citizen of Lick.
ing Greek township, died at his
home near Andover, Wednesday
June %, 1909, aged 76 years, z
months and 10 days. Funeral on
Friday. Interment in the Gene
terry at the Sidehng Hill Chris.
tan chnrch, after which Elder
Ahimaaz Mellott preached the
funeral sermon in the church.
Mr.. Mellott was a member OF
the Primitive Baptist church, and
an honest, upright citizen. Sew
eral years ago he was sent by his
political party to carry the elec
ton returns to Lewlstown, Pa.
and on returning, was injured by
allghtlng from train near Mount
Union, from which he never re.
covered. He was a veteran of
the Civil War. He was twice
marrled-the first time to Miss
Jemlma Clevenger, and to this
union were born eight children;
Abram and Lawson, of Plttsburg;
j. Nelson, of Indianapolis; George
IN Alaska and Harrison, whose
present place of residence is not
known to his home folks; Lydia,
wife of S. K. Plttman, of Ship
pensburg; Elizabeth, Wlfe oI Geo.
Calderwood, Tyrone, Pa, and
Nancy, wife of John Wright,
near McConnellsbarg, Mr.. Mel.
LOFTS second marriage was to
Miss Elizabeth Mellott, and four
children were born, namely, Ell
mer, Veda, Orion and Rosa-all
of which are at home.
CHARLES w. MossER.
Charles w. Mosser, better
known to our older people as
Wesley Mosser, and uncle of our
townsman, DR.. j. w. Mosser,
died at his home at Hendricks,
West Virginia, on the 18th OF
June, of Brights Disease. The
deceased was born on the farm
where Peter Morton now lives
nesr McConnellsburg, but lived
! at Mann's Choice, Bedford coun