The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-11-09
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Persons Well Known to Many Of Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, 0 DEATH.
JOHN r. Killing.

John ~. King, died at his home
near B urnt Cabins, on the even
ing of October 16, 1911, aged 81
years, 8 months, and 8 days.
Mr.. King was born near Moss.
vile, Pa, July 8, 1850 and was
the son of Nancy and JacobKling.
He was married to Amanda j.
Parson on January 28, 1875, and
with his helpmate he took up the
occupation of farming near Moss.
vile, Pa, and later purchased the
home farm near Burnt CABINS,
Pa, where he resided until the
time Of his death.
Mr.. King had not been IN the
best of health, having contracted
slight cold, from which he had
apparently rallied and his condl-
ton was not thought alarming.
On the day of his death he work
ed IN the field, as was his custom,
until evening, when he returned
to the house for his evening meal
but it seemed it was not the will
of the Father that he should eat
that last supper with his family,
for he was only permitted to take
drink OF water when his heart
was stllled almost as quick as
thought and he sank in the arms
Of his good wife and passed away
without even parting wood.
At the age of twenty one Mr..
King united with the. Methodist
Episcopal church and was a faith
full jealous christian to the end.
Mr.. King leaves to mourn his
death his wife, Adolphus H., SIN.
gle, of Allegheny, Pa; Elder j.,
married, of Rennerdale, Pa;
Sadie B., married to j. G. Peter
son, Burnt Cabins, Pa; Ross w.
and Evans w., at home. He also
leaves four brothers and two SIS
ters, as follows: W. Benson and
Clayton, of Nossville, Pa; George
W., Columbus, OHIO; Mrs. S. g.
Parson, New Philadelphia, Ohio,
and Mrs. VIM. Love, Mt. Union,
Pa.
LINN.
Catherine e. Linn was born
March 10, 1916 on the old Lam.
oerson homestead near Huston.
town, and died November 1, 1911,
at the Linn farm near Maddens.
vile. Until about eight days be
lore her death Mrs. Linn was IN
usual health when her son Sam.
uei came in just after dinner with
aload OF cornfodder and found
his mother lying paralyzed IN the
yard and she renamed thus un.
Ill death came on November 1st.
About 1869 she was married to
Oohn Deavor and they lived for
some time at Tyrone. To their
union was born one child Bertha
now Mrs. Starr of Three Springs
Alter Mr.. Deavor's demise, she
was married to John h. Linn of
Maddensvllle. Survlves-hus.
Uand D. II. Linn, four boys Daniel
~ Linn, Mt. Union; Samuel Mex
u at home, Howard c., Locks
valley; Harry A., Three Springs;
and three girls Laura Catherine
Merlin, Ft. Llttleton; Eliza Jane
snyder, Fort Llttleton; Sarah
francis Linn, at home; Bertha
S'arr' Three Springs; also three
orOthers j. G., A. j., and Mex.
~ ANDERSON, and one sister
tSnnle Lamberson, all of Huston.
town.
Mrs. Linn was consistent
member of'the Methodist Episco
pal oharch for over so years and
was faithful until death" and
We trust hath received her crown
~ us In the last conversation
Do writer had with this devout
u UN' Sne expressed her regret
b a' age and failing health kept
oS ' from attending services at
S uurch and also spoke of how she
sas, ',ted to see her loved ones
saved and IN the church.
BoTTENFIELp.
ter ., vs,a "a Pearl BOttenfeld, daugh
NOl OI MI O
field u s', mr., and Mrs. Scott Botten
rsDt, rt' died at the home OF her pa.
yemSaa 'D near a Belle Grove, Md, No.