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1. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCFARLAND,Rev. John W., Jan. 27, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
Rev. John W. MCFARLAND Who recently died while engaged in missionary work in Alaska was a son of Samuel and Jane (VAN EMAN) MCFARLAND, and was born near Candor, in Raccoon Presbyterian Church, Washington Co., Pa., August 1848. He was a nephew of Rev. David MCFARLAND who was in mission work in New Mexico and Idaho, and whose widow Amanda MCFARLAND, was the first female missionary to enter Alaska; and he was a cousin of Rev. Samuel G. MCFARLAND, D. D., who for many years has been a missionary and educator i
2. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCMANUS, RANKIN, PATTERSON June 30, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
MCMANUS, RANKIN, PATTERSON The following from the New Concord, Ohio, Enterprise, is respecting the death f a lady well known in Cecil and Mt. Pleasant townships. Her first husband, Samuel WHITE, was murdered at his home near Hickory in 18**, the murderers never having been discovered. "Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock, Mrs. Nancy MCMANUS passed away after a long an extremely painful illness. Last July she suffered a stroke of paralysis and was carried to her bed which she was never able to leave again exce
3. [PA-SW-OBITS] DEFRANCE, BARNES, CUMMINS, OLIVER, MORGAN, STEWART, BELL, FEREDAY July 28, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
DEFRANCE, BARNES, CUMMINS, OLIVER, MORGAN, STEWART, BELL, FEREDAY Hugh C. DEFRANCE, a brother of Mr. Allison DEFRANCE, of this place, died at McConnell's Mills on last Saturday. He was one of the oldest and best-known citizens of Chartiers township. James BARNES, who was a few weeks ago kicked by a sick horse he was handling, died at West Penn Hospital last Sunday evening. Death was caused by an injury to the brain. The remains were brought home and interred in Arlington cemetery on Tuesday. Decease
4. [PA-SW-OBITS] COOK, HICKMAN, VONDOLPH, MCKAY Possibly June Unknown Year, Unknown McDonald PA newspaper [1]
This is from a scrap of newspaper with no date or newspaper name to be found. I'm figuring it is from the 1890's sometime, and that it is from the month of June. COOK, HICKMAN, VONDOLPH, MCKAY WINEBIDDLE May 28, Edward, infant son of Edward and Catherine Cook, of the East End. On the 8th inst., near Bridgeville, Miss Yetta, daughter of Sterrett HICKMAN, aged 22 years. June 12, 30-month-old child of Louis VONDOLPH, of Center Ave. June 9, wife of Mr. Nathan MCKAY, in her 3*th year. Funeral was Thur
5. [PA-SW-OBITS] MASQUELIER, SCOTT June 16, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
MASQUELIER, SCOTT On the 11th inst., at her home in the Robb Valley, Mrs. MASQUELIER aged about 60 years. Deceased came from Belgium with her family about seven years ago. She leaves six children. Mrs. M. was noted for her deep piety and earnest Christian life. The funeral was on Tuesday, Rev. Mr. LITTLE conducting the services. Miss Eva L. SCOTT, well known to our Cecil readers, died at the Bethany Home, Pittsburgh, Monday morning, while undergoing what is known as the faith-cure for consumption. H
6. [PA-SW-OBITS] MORRIS, CUBBAGE, BELL, KINNEY, AUGIERE Feb. 23, 1912 [1]
MORRIS, CUBBAGE, BELL, KINNEY, AUGIERE After an illness of but a few days, Joseph P. MORRIS, age 74 years, for half a century a blacksmith at Hickory, died at his home there on Saturday morning, February 17. Mr. MORRIS was born on June 19, 1838, and was the son of John and Lindy MORRIS and was reared at Hickory. In 1860 he finished learning his trade of blacksmith and since that time had worked at that occupation. In his early years he made both shoes and nails and had witnessed the developments in his
7. [PA-SW-OBITS] KNEIDLER, MALARKEY April 30, 1920 McDonald PA Record [1]
KNEIDLER, MALARKEY Mrs. Edward MEEHAN of North McDonald street was called to Carrick Sunday by the death of her sister Barbara, the wife of Chris KNEIDLER, whose death occurred at 3:15 p.m. April 25th. Typhoid fever was the cause of death. She was thirty years and three months old. The husband and three children, two girls and a boy survive, also her parents, three brothers and seven sisters. This is the first death In a family of eleven children born to Mr. and Mrs. YOUNGWORTH. The funeral took place
8. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCBRIDE, WALLACE, EYLER, MCLAUGHLIN Jan. 18, 1892 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
MCBRIDE, WALLACE, EYLER, MCLAUGHLIN D. Stewart MCBRIDE, a leading man of Smith Township, died on Monday, January 15, at his home at Bavington. Mr. MCBRIDE was about 70 years of age. His death was caused by a cancerous affliction of the throat. On the 6th inst., suddenly in Cecil, Mr. Hugh WALLACE, Sr. Deceased had retired in his usual health. Afterwards Mrs. WALLACE noticed that he was breathing heavily and by the time the rest of the family could be assembled he was dead. The funeral services were
9. [PA-SW-OBITS] PHILLIPS, PERKINS, HAMPSON Aug. 11, 1921 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
PHILLIPS, PERKINS, HAMPSON Helen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold PHILLIPS, died at their home in the West End, McDonald, on Tuesday, August 9th, at 11:45 o'clock, aged 6 months and 22 days. Funeral services will be held (this) Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home, in charge of Rev. W. D. IRONS, D. D., pastor of the First United Presbyterian church. Interment will be in the Robinson Run cemetery. Clyde PERKINS, aged 19 years, died at his home on Sunday, August 7th at 2:30 o'clock. He
10. [PA-SW-OBITS] DUNKLE, Sgt. Arnold, Sometime in Aug. or Sept, 1921, McDonald PA newspaper [1]
This was from a scrap piece of paper with no date and no paper name. I'm inferring the aprox. date from other information on the page. DUNKLE Sergeant Arnold A. DUNKLE, Hastings avenue, Oakdale, who was killed in the Argonne, September 29, 1918, was buried Sabbath afternoon with military honors. The service in the home was conducted by his pastor, the Rev. W. D. LEWIS. Arnold enlisted April 10, 1917 and was sent overseas one year later as a member of Company F, 111th Infantry. He is survived by his pa
11. [PA-SW-OBITS] SMITH, POLLOTASH, SUTHERLAND, GADZENSKI July 21, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
SMITH, POLLOTASH, SUTHERLAND, GADZENSKI Mrs. Sarah SMITH, a lady well known in this section, was on last Saturday killed by a train at Bulger. Mrs. SMITH was born and raised near Castle Shannon, PA., and had moved many years ago from that place to Bulger. Two sons are left-George of Castle Shannon, and Webb, of Bulger. Mrs. Adeline BAILEY is a daughter, and Mrs. Deller JONES, deceased, was also a daughter Mrs. SMITH was about to take a train to Burgettstown and was standing too near the edge of the pl
12. [PA-SW-OBITS] STORM, HALL, MORROW May 26, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
STORM, HALL, MORROW On the 19th inst., in Allegheny City, Frank, infant son of August STORM of North Avenue, aged eight months. The remains were brought to Arlington for interment. The mother of the child died when it was about a month old, and since that time it has been cared for my Mr. STORM's sister in Allegheny. Three other children are left whose home is with their grandfather on North Avenue. On the 20th, at the residence of the father, near the U. P. Church, of pneumonia, Raymond Reynolds, so
13. [PA-SW-OBITS] JOHNS, Mrs. Anna WEBSTER, June 9, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
JOHNS On the 5th inst., at her home in McDonald, of general debility, Mrs. Anna WEBSTER JOHNS, in the 70th year of her age. Mrs. JOHNS' husband and six children survive her. The children are: Mr. S. S. JOHNS, Jr., now living in Colorado; Mr. B. K. JOHNS, of this place; Miss Tacy, Miss Sue J., and Miss Mary J., at home; and Mrs. Maggie HARDY of St. Louis. Mrs. JOHNS was the sister of Judge Thomas JEWETT, the first President of the Panhandle Railroad. She was a native of Maryland, as is also Mr. JOHNS.
14. [PA-SW-OBITS] KELSO, KELSO, SPROUL, STONE, RAAB, Unknown Year McDonald PA Unknown Newspaper [1]
>From an unnamed and undated scrap of newspaper. At Candor, May 9, Benjamin KELSO, aged 75 years. The funeral was on Monday, interment at Candor cemetery. At Pasadena, Cal., on the 7th, Ellen Martha, daughter of the Rev. James KELSO, aged (13 or 15) years. The remains were brought east to Latrobe for interment. At McKee's Rocks, on Tuesday, Robert J. SPROUL aged 43 years. Deceased leaves a wife and seven children. He was a brother of Mrs. James KEENAN, of Oakdale. At Groton, Mass, May 1, of apopl
15. [PA-SW-OBITS] Funeral of Sgt. Robert TROY [1]
McDonald, PA Outlook Aug. 11, 1921 Funeral Of Sgt. Robert TROY Held Last Sunday World War Veteran Fatally Wounded in Battle of Argonne Forrest. Oct. 7th, 1918 The funeral of Robert (Bun) TROY was held in the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 2:30 o'clock, p.m. The body of Sergeant TROY arrived at Monessen on Friday, where his parents have resided since leaving McDonald shortly after Sgt. TROY's enlistment in the army. On Saturday evening Mr. Arthur MANDALE and Mr. Harry MASQUELIER, who had been desig
16. [PA-SW-OBITS] YATES, HUGHES, MILLER, WOODS May 13, 1920 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
YATES, HUGHES, MILLER, WOODS Helen YATES, eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George YATES, died at the West Penn hospital, Monday morning, May 10. The child had swallowed a collar button and it lodged in the windpipe. On Monday morning she was taken to the hospital, but died just as they reached there. She is survived by her mother, father, and several small brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at the home on the South Side, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev. DEBOLT.
17. [PA-SW-OBITS] JONES, SYMINGTON, PARKINSON July 14, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
JONES, SYMINGTON, PARKINSON On the 14th inst. at his residence, Mt. Washington, Pittsburg, of heart disease, Delmont JONES aged about 65 years. Deceased was a distant relative of Mr. Deller JONES of West Lincoln avenue, and his widow is a sister of Mrs. F. PHILLIPS of Outlook street. Delmont JONES had been for nearly half a century one of the best-known engineers on the rivers. He was a man of intelligence and good principle. Occasionally he contributed articles on public questions to the daily press.
18. [PA-SW-OBITS] Technical error [1]
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19. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCBURNEY, BERNARD, CUSACK Feb.16, 1912 McDonald PA Record [1]
MCBURNEY, BERNARD, CUSACK James MCBURNEY, aged 77 years, a wealthy resident of Hickory, died suddenly Tuesday night, February 13, at his home. He leaves a widow and one son, Andrew T. MCBURNEY of Hickory. Alexander BERNARD, for thirty years a resident of McDonald, died at his home in Barr street early Sunday morning, February 11, 1912, aged 64. His demise was due to asthma. Mr. BERNARD was born in France. He was a miner by occupation and had never married. Two brothers, Felix of Linton, Ind., and M
20. [PA-SW-OBITS] CRAWFORD, HYSER June, 1896, unknown McDonald PA newspaper [1]
CRAWFORD, HYSER Mrs. Ursula HASTINGS CRAWFORD died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. EWING, a Primrose, Friday, May 29, aged 78 years and 4 months. Mrs. C. was the daughter of the late William HASTINGS of Allegheny County, and sister of Daniel HASTINGS, once of McDonald, and of the late Ebenezer HASTINGS, of South Fayette Township, and also of Mrs. Wm. FORSYTHE, of Burgettstown. She was the relict of Matthew CRAWFORD, who died about two years ago at the advanced age of more than four and a half score ye
21. [PA-SW-OBITS] EWING, John P., May 19, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
EWING John P. EWING, of Oakdale died at the residence of his son-in-law, J. J. MATTHEWS, in Pittsburg, on the ** ult., aged 82 years.
22. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCKEE, John Feb. 23, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
Motor Cycle and Auto in Collision John MCKEE, Aged 18, Dies of Injuries When Machines Meet on Noblestown Road, Saturday. John MCKEE aged 18 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MCKEE, of Fanny street, died Saturday night at the Presbyterian hospital, Pittsburg, as a result of injuries sustained in a collision about 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon with a machine driven by Dr. W. B. DENNY, of Oakdale. The accident occurred on the McDonald-Oakdale road, one and a half miles east of McDonald. John was riding h
23. [PA-SW-OBITS] SAIX, MASQUELIER May 26, 1920 McDonald PA Record [1]
SAIX, MASQUELIER A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John SAIX of Carnegie on Wednesday, May 19, 1920. Convulsions caused the child's death on Saturday, May 22d. Mr. and Mrs. SAIX formerly resided in the South side, McDonald. Besides the parents there are three girls and one boy, Thelma, Berdina, Lillian and John. Funeral services were held at the SAIX home, 113 Dickson street, Carnegie, on Sunday, in charge of the Rev. Dr. J. M. MCQUILKIN. Interment was in Robinson's Run cemetery. Julien MASQUELIE
24. [PA-SW-OBITS] Obituaries [1]
Do obituaries exist for the time period 1815 to 1820?
25. [PA-SW-OBITS] MCVEIGH, RANKIN, DENNY, DENNY, NOBLE, STONE, SPROAL, CUMMINS Jan. 13, 1894 McDonald PA Outlook [1]
MCVEIGH, RANKIN, DENNY, DENNY, NOBLE, STONE, SPROAL, CUMMINS Died, on the evening of Jan. 16th, at Noblestown, Mrs. James MCVEIGH, in the 68th year of her age. Deceased came from Ireland when very young and has lived in Noblestown for the past 44 years. Her husband died some years ago. Several children are left; John, who lives in Ohio, Robert and Thomas, living in Noblestown; and two daughters. Mrs. BOWMAN and Mrs. Mark ROBB, who live in Noblestown. Mr. Edgar RANKIN, of Mt. Pleasant Township, had a s
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