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     William McClintic was born on 11 October 1835 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Esten McClintic and Mary Ruple. William McClintic married Polly Ann Huff on 24 July 1858 at Indiana.¹ William McClintic died on 18 June 1926 at Syracuse, Kosciusko Co., Indiana, at age 90.¹

     William McClintic was born circa June 1876 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Aaron McClintic and Susannah Aver. William McClintic died on 13 May 1913.¹

     Charles W. McClintock was born circa 1871 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun.

     Edward McClintock was born circa 1864 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun.

     Elizabeth McClintock was born circa 1824 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple. Elizabeth McClintock married William Wilkerson. Elizabeth McClintock died circa 1892 at Indiana.¹

     Eston McClintock was born on 2 November 1840 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple. Eston McClintock married Barbara Nusbaun on 26 April 1863 at Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹ Eston McClintock died on 7 May 1928 at Indiana at age 87.¹ He was buried at Olive Cemetery, Wakarusa, Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹

     George McClintock was born circa 1885 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun.

     Ida McClintock was born circa 1867 at Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun.

     Julia Ann McClintock was born circa 1836 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple.

     Loving McClintock was born circa 1842 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple.

     Mary McClintock was also known as Pollie. She was born circa 1828 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple. Mary McClintock married William Paugh on 15 March 1846 at Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹

     Mitchell McClintock was born circa 1799 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Margaret Ruple, daughter of John Rupel and Elizabeth Bird (Byrd). Mitchell McClintock died circa 1846 at Indiana.¹

     Oliver O. McClintock was born on 21 September 1882 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun. Oliver O. McClintock died on 22 December 1961 at Elkhart General Hospital, Elkhart, Elkhart Co., Indiana, at age 79.

     Rachel McClintock was born circa 1821 at Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Mitchell McClintock and Margaret Ruple. Rachel McClintock married Elisha Frush on 13 August 1837 at Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹

     Sylvester McClintock was born circa 1861 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Eston McClintock and Barbara Nusbaun. Sylvester McClintock married Susie Delomp circa 8 September 1897?¹

     David McCormick is the son of David Hess McCormick and Claire Francis McKay. David McCormick married Susan F. Murphy on 2 July 1966 at New York.

     David Hess McCormick was born on 28 July 1913 at New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Samuel Osborne McCormick and Evelyn H. Harn. David Hess McCormick married Claire Francis McKay in 1936 at Brooke Co., West Virginia. David Hess McCormick lived in June 1938 at Uniontown, Pennsylvania.²

McCormick, David H.
AVON-LAKELAND, FL: 84 years, died in his home, February 13, 1998. Predeceased by his wife, Claire and son, Robert. Employed by Eastman Kodak Co for 27 years, retired to Florida in 1971. Survived by his daughter, Evelyn McCormick of Lakeland; 3 sons, David (Sue) of Concord, NH, Samuel of Atlanta, GA and Kevin of Avon, NY; 5 granddaughters and 1 great-granddaughter.
Memorial Service to be held at a later date in Florida.
Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York)
Sun, Feb 15, 1998 ·Page 26.³


He died on 13 February 1998 at Lakeland, Polk Co., Florida, at age 84.^1,3 He was buried at Saint Agnes Cemetery, Avon, Livingston Co., New York.¹

     Elliot Evans McCormick married Elizabeth Jane Scott. SOURCE: Mildred Harn letter of March 1995. Elliot Evans McCormick was born in 1854. He died in 1890.

     Evelyn McCormick is the daughter of David Hess McCormick and Claire Francis McKay.

     Frances Asbury McCormick was born circa 1814.¹ He married Elizabeth Harriet Crum.

     Jane Delano McCormick was born on 4 July 1854.¹ She was born circa 1857 at Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.^2,3 She was the daughter of Frances Asbury McCormick and Elizabeth Harriet Crum. Jane Delano McCormick married George Upton Harn II, son of George Upton Harn and Mary Ann Bricker, circa 1877 at Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.⁴ Jane Delano McCormick died on 22 January 1912 at Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.^1,2 She was buried in 1912 at Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.^5,1,6

     Kevin McCormick is the son of David Hess McCormick and Claire Francis McKay.

     Mary Elizabeth McCormick was born on 20 October 1907 at New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Samuel Osborne McCormick and Evelyn H. Harn. Mary Elizabeth McCormick lived in June 1938 at New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.³ She married Glenn Julius Davis on 26 December 1939 at Fredricksburg, Virginia. Mary Elizabeth McCormick died on 6 October 1993 at Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, at age 85.² She was buried at Unity Cemetery, Unity Twsp., Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania.²

     Robert McCormick was born on 8 April 1944 at Uniontown, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania. He was the son of David Hess McCormick and Claire Francis McKay. Robert McCormick died on 26 April 1944 at Uniontown, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.

     Samuel McCormick is the son of David Hess McCormick and Claire Francis McKay.

     Samuel Osborne McCormick was born on 3 October 1878 at Redstone Twsp., Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, Letter from Mildred Harn in March 1995.^1,2 He was the son of Elliot Evans McCormick and Elizabeth Jane Scott. Samuel Osborne McCormick married Evelyn H. Harn, daughter of Oliver Cromwell Harn and Elizabeth Huhn, on 29 June 1904 at Fayette Co., Pennsylvania; Letter from Mildred Harn in March 1995.^1,2 Samuel Osborne McCormick died on 21 June 1938 at Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania, at age 59.^1,3

S. 0. M'CORMICK DIES SUDDENLY ON PITTSBURGH TRIP
Widely Known Business, Industrial And Agricultural Leader Suddenly Stricken -
HOME AT NEW SALEM
Samuel O. McCormick, of New Salem, one of Fayette county's most distinguished and active citizens, died suddenly last night In the Shadyside hospital, Pittsburgh, a few hours after he was suddenly stricken while at the William Penn hotel.
Long recognized as a leader In Industrial, financial and school affairs of the county, Mr. McCormick was one of the outstanding citizens of Fayette county. He had not been in robust health for some time but his condition was not regarded as alarming and he went to Pittsburgh yesterday on a business trip. While stopping at the William Penn hotel where he was to meet business associates,
Mr. McCormick suddenly stricken. Friends and hotel attaches Immediately went to his aide and he was rushed to the Shadyside hospital where death followed a few minutes after his admission to the hospital. Death was attributed as due to a brain hemorrhage. Mr. McCormick was 59 years of age.
In recent years, Mr. McCormick had devoted his principal attention to his dairy business, his dairy farm being recognized as one of the largest and most modern in Fayette county.
Mr. McCormick was the son of Elliot Evans and Elizabeth J. (Scott) McCormick, and was born in Redstone township on October 3, 1878. After a preparatory education in the schools of his native township he entered Duff's Business college in Pittsburgh. Returning to Redstone township he became associated with his father in the management of the large McCormick farm In Redstone township and for two years remained actively identified with agricultural pursuits. He never lost his Interest in Fayette county agriculture and in recent years devoted most of his attention to his farming interests. He was active in agricultural and Grange affairs throughout his life.
In 1892, Mr. McCormick was employed by Jesse B. Brown, of New Salem, and in 1898 he entered the mercantile business and held a position with the Shamrock Supply Company. In 1899 he accepted a position as assistant to construction superintendent of the Buffington plant of the H. C. Frick Coke Company, and later became identified with the Union Supply Company, serving that organization for two years. He also served for two years with the Monongahela Railroad. In 1906 he formed a partnership with Presley Stevenson, under the firm name of Stevenson and McCormick, dealers in feed and builders' supplies. The next year he purchased his partner's interests. In 1921 he helped organize and became president of the Miners' State Bank in New Salem. He became interested in a number of independent coal companies and was regarded as one of the leading coal operators and authorities on coal operations. A few years ago he organized the Searights Transportation Company, operating bus lines out of Uniontown, New Salem, Searights, Kelster, Royal, Smock, Grindstone and other points In Fayette county. For several years he was actively interested in real estate and insurance.
Mr. McCormick served for five years as postmaster at New Salem. He served for nearly a generation as a school director in Menallen township and for several years served that township as a road supervisor. As road supervisor of Menallen township he was instrumental in building the first section of state highway in Fayette county.

On June 29, 1904, he married Miss Evelyn B. Harn, member of a prominent and pioneer family in Fayette county. Upon his marriage, the McCormicks established their home in New Salem where they resided continuously. Their home is one of the most attractive in the county and was the meeting place of friends and associates who enjoyed the genial hospitality of the McCormicks through the years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Evelyn Harn McCormick, two daughters, Mary Elizabeth, a teacher in the Brownsville Junior high school; Jane, at home, and one son, David Hess McCormick, who resides in Uniontown. Hotel and hospital authorities notified the family immediately of Mr. McCormick's illness and Mrs. McCormick and daughter, Mary, rushed to Pittsburgh at once. The other members of the family arrived a little later.
Mr. McCormick was In Uniontown on Monday. He chatted with a number of friends and apparently was in good health. He was jovial and intensely Interested in the development of the county.
He was actively identified with community enterprises in his township and county. During the war he took an active leadership in sales of Liberty Bonds, service registration and other efforts successfully to prosecute the war. He was active in the Fayette County Agricultural Extension Association, in organizations of coal producers, and in the Greater Fayette Council.
Surviving In addition to the immediate late members of his family are three brothers: Jess McCormick, of Smock; Emmett McCormick, of Pittsburgh, and George McCormick, who lives In Virginia. Funeral arrangements were not completed last night pending the return of the body to the McCormick home at New Salem. Arrangements for the funeral will be completed today.
The Morning Herald Uniontown, Pennsylvania)
Wed, Jun 22, 1938 ·Page 1, 9.²




Samuel O. McCormick
Dies in Pittsburgh, Was Former Frick Worker
—UNIONTOWN June 22.—Samuel O. McCormick, 59, of New Salem, one of Fayette County’s best known and most active citizens, died Tuesday night in Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, a few hours after he was stricken in a Pittsburgh hotel.

Long recognized as a leader in industrial, financial and school affairs, he had devoted his principal attention in recent years to his dairy business, his being recognized as the largest and most modern in the county.

A native of Redstone township where he was born October 3, 1878, a son of Elliott Evans and Elizabeth J. Scott McCormick, he attended a business college in Pittsburgh and then aided his father in operation of the farm.

He became interested in a number of independent coal companies and was regarded as one of the leading coal operators and authorities on coal operations. A few years ago he organized the Searights Transportation Company, operating bus lines out of Uniontown, New Salem, Scarights, Keister, Royal, Smock, Grindstone and other points in Fayette county.

Mr. McCormick served for five years as postmaster at New Salem. He served for nearly a generation as a school director in Menallen township and for several years served that township as a road supervisor. As road supervisor of Menallen township he was instrumental in building the first section of State highway in Fayette county.

On June 29, 1904, he married Miss Evelyn B. Harn, member of a prominent and pioneer family in Fayette county. Upon his marriage, the McCormicks established their home in New Salem where they resided continuously.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Evelyn Harn McCormick, two daughters, Mary Elizabeth, Jane, at home; one son, David Hess McCormick, and three brothers; Jess McCormick of Smock, Emmett McCormick of Pittsburgh, and George McCormick, who lives in Virginia.
The Daily Courier (Connellsville, Pennsylvania)
Wed, Jun 22, 1938 ·Page 2.¹


He was buried at McClellandtown Presbyterian Cemetery, Church Hill, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.³

     Sarah Jane McCormick was born on 24 April 1925 at New Salem, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Osborne McCormick and Evelyn H. Harn. Sarah Jane McCormick lived in June 1938 at New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.² She graduated circa 1943 at Uniontown High School, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.¹ She graduated at Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania. She married Dean Earl Lohr Jr. on 20 September 1952 at New Salem Presbyterian Church, New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania. Sarah Jane McCormick lived in May 2003 at Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania.³ She died on 1 August 2009 at Latrobe, Westmoreland Co, Pennsylvania, at age 84.¹

Sarah Jane McCormick Lohr
Former Adams Memorial Library Assistant
Sarah Jane McCormick Lohr, 84, of Latrobe died Saturday, Aug. 1, 2009, in Excela Health Latrobe Hospital.
Jane was born April 24, 1925 in New Salem, a daughter of the late Samuel O. and Evelyn (Harn) McCormick.
A member of Latrobe United Methodist Church, she was a graduate of Uniontown High School and the Pennsylvania College for Women (now Chatham College) and also attended West Virginia University.
Prior to retirement, Jane was a teacher in the Albert Gallatin High School, a teacher's aide in the Greater Latrobe School District and a library assistant at Adams Memorial Library.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Dean E. Lohr Jr; her sister, Mary Elizabeth "Bill" Davis; her brother, David H. McCormick, and her grandson, Michael P. Lohr.
Jane is survived by her son, David D. Lohr and wife, Carol, her daughter, Anne L. McDonald and husband, Jim, and her granddaughter, Jessica A. Lohr, all of Latrobe, and several nieces and nephews.
Friends will be received 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in Hartman- Graziano Funeral Home Inc., 1500 Ligonier St., Latrobe, where service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday with Pastor Aimee W. Twigg officiating.
Interment will take place in Church Hill Cemetery, McClellandtown.
Latrobe Bulletin (Latrobe, Pennsylvania)
Mon, Aug 03, 2009 ·Page A2.¹


She was buried at Unity Cemetery, Unity Twsp., Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania.⁴

     Genevieve McCoy was born on 30 July 1912 at Pennsylvania. She married Elmer Rhodes. Genevieve McCoy died in November 1986 at Pennsylvania at age 74.

     Luther LeRoy McCoy was born on 21 August 1922 at Sharpsburg, Washington Co., Virginia. He married Esther Roberts Harn, daughter of Ora Grant Harn and Bessie Lena Riely, on 14 October 1946 at Arlington, Alexandria Co., Virginia. Luther LeRoy McCoy died on 12 April 1986 at District Heights, Prince George's Co., Maryland, at age 63.

     Bobbie Almon McCulley was born on 30 September 1927 at Bayard, Morrill Co., Nebraska, info from 1930 Montana Census.² He was the son of George Almon McCulley and Opal Fellows.¹ Bobbie Almon McCulley married Maya (?)² Bobbie Almon McCulley lived between 1998 and 2002 at Philippines.² He lived between 2002 and 2005 at Prosser, Benton Co., Washington.² Bobbie had four daughters, one of those was Michelle M. Lingenfelter.
Bobbie A. McCulley, 77, of Prosser died Tuesday at home. Mr. McCulley was born in Bayard, Neb., and served in the U.S. Navy as a boiler technician operator from 1945-1948. In 1989 he retired as senior engineering technician from Argonne National Laboratory in Idaho. He resided off and on in the Philippines from 1998 until he made his home in Prosser in 2002.
Survivors include his wife, Maya McCulley of Prosser; his mother, Opal McCulley of Prosser; and five sisters, Wanda Roth of Union Gap, Margie Burke of Yakima, Helen Boozer of Pasco, Wash., Bonnie Petty of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and Mary Jane Walker of Prosser. There will be no public services. Prosser Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements

Bobbie A. McCulley - Yakima Herald-Republic (Jul/28/2005, Thursday.)³ He died on 26 July 2005 at Prosser, Benton Co., Washington, at age 77.³