The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-11-12
THE DEATH RECORD
MRS. BELINDA M'CLINTOCK.

Mho BELINDA NJ CLINIOCK.
On Thurday, October p, on old and
respected resident of Addison, one who
was born, reared and spent her life from
the cradle to the grave in the township,
passed to the Great Beyond. having
lived past her three score and ten wears
and peacefully entered into the hap
piness of another life, deeply mourned
and regretted by all.
Mrs. Belinda McClintock. who died
on the above mentioned date at her
home near HarnedsviIle, after an illness
OF about three weeks, was born in 1899
and was aged Is years. She was a
daughter of the late Robert and Fanny
Silbaugh and was married to the late
Josiah McClintock oyer 50 years ago.
Her husband died several years ago.
To this marriage were born five sons
and three daughters who survive. The
sons are L. r. McClintock, Pittsburgh;
Lloyd, Addison. Jesse. The Cove,
Calvin and Russell, who both reside on
the home farm. The daughters are.
Catherine, Susan and Eta.
ABRAHAM sHUMAKER.
Abraham Shumaker, one of of the
oldest citizens of Elk Lick township
died at the home of his son, Mahlon
Shumaker, at Bovnton, recently. He
was born June 10. 1927. and was aged
81 years, months and IS days. His
father, Jacob Shumaker, was one of
the pioneers of Somerset county. Pa,
and came to Elk Lick, Pa, from Le-
banon county, Pa. His mother, Han
nah Shultz, was a sister of Adam
Shultz, one of the pioneer residents of
Grantsville, Md. Abraham Shumaker
lived in the Cove, Garrett county, Md.
for some years, but the greater part of
his life was spent in Somerset Ecounty.
He was good worker and led IAN in
dustrious life at various kinds of labor
until old age incapacitated him.
ELIZABETH SMITH ALBRIGHT.
Mrs. Elizabeth iSmith Albright died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Verna Ravenscroft, Pittsburgh Pa,
Friday afternoon last at 80 O'Clock.
She had been in poor health for the
past few years, from a complication of
diseases, but was not confnedIto her
room but for short time. Her maiden
name was Ferguson. She was twice
married. Her first husband was the
late Daniel Smith, of Hoyes, this
county. Some years after the death of
Mr.. Smith she married Mr.. Henry
Albright, of GAINESVILLE, w. V. For
a number of years she lived with her
step-daughter, Mrs. Abel Dewitt, near
Deer Park. Her last words to loved
ones were 81 must be patient, it comes
to US al"
The remains were brought to Hoyes
for interment, which occurred last Sun
day Rev. Henry F. Friend Conducted
the services at the grave A large
number of persons were present on that
occasion.
MRS. JULIA ANN HINEBAUGH.
Mrs. Julia AnnIHinebaugh, wife Of
the venerable Daniel Hinebaugh. of
Oakland, died at the residence of her
son, Mr.. f. o. Hinebaugh at Kingmont.
West Va, on November 9th, aged n
years and days. Mrs. limbaugh was
the daughter of Jacob and Esther
Garlitz and was born at GAINESVILLE in
1887. She was the mother of ten
children, three of whom preceded her to
the grave. She is survived by her
husband and the following. children: H.
F. E., of Thomas, w. Va, c. A., of
Johnstown, Pa; Fl. O., of Kingmont.
w. Va; j o. and D. P. of Los
Angeles. Cal; Mrs. .Richardl Connel. of
Oakland, and Mrs. T. c. Clagett, of
Hagerstown. She is also survived by
five sisters and three brothers, most of
whom are in the far west. The remains
of Mrs. Hinebaugh were brought to
Oakland from Kingmont Sunday after
noon and taken to the residence of Miss
Ellen Connell where on Monday. after a
short service, thev were conveyed to
the Lutheran church and services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. o. A.
Bremen, after which the interment &C.
CURED in the Oakland cemetery.