The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-11-28
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
sons Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
MRS. MARY BIvENs.

Mrs. Mary Bivens, widow of
James Bivens, late of Ayr town.
ship, died at the home of her
daughter Jennie near Rock Hill
schoolhouse. Wednesday, No
yember 20. 1918 of cancer of the
lungs and tuberculosis, aged "a
years and 27 days. The funeral
services, conducted by her pas
tor, Rev. C. L. Jacobs of the
Lutheran Church, took place on
Friday and interment was made
in Union cemetery.
The deceased was a daughter
Of David and Eva Shives Myers.
and she was born on the old
Myers homestead on Licking
Creek in Belfast Township, more
than fourscore years ago. She
was married to James Bivens,
who died several years ago, since
which time she has resided among
her children. She is survived by
four sons and two daughters:
Leonard, James and Barnabas of
Ayr township; George. of Todd,
Jennie, wife of Edward Richards
and Ida, wife of Harvey Unger
both of Ayr township. Two
sisters are living: Mrs. Martha
Waltz, of Belfast Township, and
Mrs. Mahala Souders, of Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Bivens possessed that
CHEEKY disposition that won 10
her wide circle of friends. She
was an exemplary member of the
Lutheran Church.
MRS GEORGE w. BROWN.
Magdalene Cutchall Brown,
wife of George w. Brown, and
daughter of the late Samuel and
Elizabeth Cutchall of Maddens-
vile, died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Stewart Ram sey
at Maddensville after a short i'll
ness of influenza. on Wednesday,
November 20, 1918, aged 63 years
3 months and rs days. Besides
her hus band, she is survived by
the following ,children: Samuel
Brown, Saltillo; Clara E.. wife
of Emery L. While, Maddens-
vile; Clayton Brown, Three
Springs; Willis G., Saltillo; Rule,
wife of Harry Stains, Maddens-
vile; Curance, wife of Stewart
Ramsey, Maddensville, and 27
grandchildren, of whom % are
living; also, the following broth
ers and sisters: Abraham Cut
chall, near Cherry Grove, Hunt
ingdon County; Cordelia, wife of
John R. Linn, near Maddensville;
Lydia, wife of David Barnett,
near Todd, Huntingdon County
Junie, widow of Milton Unger
late of McConnellsbnrg; and
Sarah, wife of Harry Long,
Huntingdon, Pa. Her hope was
conferred upon a better world, and
she was ready to 60. She was
agood neighbor and kind and
loving mother. Her funeral,
conducted by Rev. Morgan. of
the Church of God, took place on
Friday and her remains were laid
to rest at Walnut Grove.
MRS. ALLISON S. GREENLAND.
Mrs. Barbara Greenland
wife of Allison Greenland, dice
at their home near Wells Tan
merry, this county, Tuesday
November 10, 1918 of paral
ysis, aged II years, Z months
and 10 days. The funeral ser
vices, conducted by Rev. G. M
Frownfelter o f the Methods
Episcopal Church, took place OF
Friday afternoon.
The deceased was a daughte,
Of Levi and Sarah Mellott, o
this county. Early in life, sh,
united with the Greenhill Pres
oyterian church under the min
lstry of Rev. DR.. j. H. Mathers
10 February, 1867, she was uni
ed in marriage with Allison S
Greenland, and on the 9th day o
,ast February, they with mum
DER of their friends, celebrated
their Golden Wedding anniver
sary.
Aunt Babbie" as she wa
most familiarly known, was on
VI those who never grow old