Louisa Hepburn was born March 7, 1828 at Milton, PA to Samuel Hepburn (born Philadelphia) and Anna Clay (born Ebensburg, PA).
1850 Milton, Northumberland, PA, Samuel Hepburn 67, an Attorney, real estate $27,400, Ann 60, Louisa 21, Jane 19, Emma 25, Anne a baby, Samuel H Blackson 13, Susan Rorebach 18, Margaret Hebler 8.
Louise was married to Edwin C. McClure.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Louisa Mcclure 72 born Mar 1828 PA, widowed, living with niece Gertrude Milton 42, husband Thomas 45, Norris H 14, Alice Pepper 30, Nellie Bentley 21.
Louise died on April 7, 1906.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Mon., April 9, 1906.
Mrs. Louise McClure Summoned by Death.
Her Spirit Took Its Flight Early This Morning.
She Had Been a Patient Sufferer With Rheumatism for Ten Years – A Life Spent in Good Deeds to Fellow Beings.
After being an invalid for about ten years, resultant from rheumatism, and bearing her affliction with patience and true christian fortitude, Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure, widow of the late E. C. McClure, who was cashier of the State bank and a prominent resident of this city, died Saturday at 3:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. March, No. 17 Mill street, where she had lived for the past three years. Deceased was the daughter of Samuel Hepburn, at one time a prominent attorney of Milton, who spent the later years of his life in Lock Haven and passed away here. Mrs. McClure was a consistent member of Great Island Presbyterian church for many years, was devoted to her friends and those next of kin, and was a woman possessed of a lovely christian character. She delighted in doing good deeds when her strength permitted it, was always cheerful, even though racked with pain and always only saw the good traits in others. By her death a noble woman has been called to enjoy the fruits of her unselfish labors here on earth. Mrs. McClure reached her 78th year on March 7 last. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. T. C. Hilton, one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn, of East Orange, N.J., for many years a successful missionary in Japan, and by one sister, Mrs. L. A. Mackey, of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure occurred this morning, private services being conducted at 10 o’clock by Rev. Lewis Nichols. Burial was made in Highland cemetery. The casket bearers were Messrs. Ross Barrows, Boyd C. Packer, A. W. McCormick, J. C. McCormick, H. T. Hall, esq., and R. F. Heffner.
Highland Cemetery
Mackey L. A., born 1820, died 1889
Mackey Mary Hepburn, born 1822, died 1907, w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
1850 Milton, Northumberland, PA, Samuel Hepburn 67, an Attorney, real estate $27,400, Ann 60, Louisa 21, Jane 19, Emma 25, Anne a baby, Samuel H Blackson 13, Susan Rorebach 18, Margaret Hebler 8.
Louise was married to Edwin C. McClure.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Louisa Mcclure 72 born Mar 1828 PA, widowed, living with niece Gertrude Milton 42, husband Thomas 45, Norris H 14, Alice Pepper 30, Nellie Bentley 21.
Louise died on April 7, 1906.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Mon., April 9, 1906.
Mrs. Louise McClure Summoned by Death.
Her Spirit Took Its Flight Early This Morning.
She Had Been a Patient Sufferer With Rheumatism for Ten Years – A Life Spent in Good Deeds to Fellow Beings.
After being an invalid for about ten years, resultant from rheumatism, and bearing her affliction with patience and true christian fortitude, Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure, widow of the late E. C. McClure, who was cashier of the State bank and a prominent resident of this city, died Saturday at 3:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. March, No. 17 Mill street, where she had lived for the past three years. Deceased was the daughter of Samuel Hepburn, at one time a prominent attorney of Milton, who spent the later years of his life in Lock Haven and passed away here. Mrs. McClure was a consistent member of Great Island Presbyterian church for many years, was devoted to her friends and those next of kin, and was a woman possessed of a lovely christian character. She delighted in doing good deeds when her strength permitted it, was always cheerful, even though racked with pain and always only saw the good traits in others. By her death a noble woman has been called to enjoy the fruits of her unselfish labors here on earth. Mrs. McClure reached her 78th year on March 7 last. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. T. C. Hilton, one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn, of East Orange, N.J., for many years a successful missionary in Japan, and by one sister, Mrs. L. A. Mackey, of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure occurred this morning, private services being conducted at 10 o’clock by Rev. Lewis Nichols. Burial was made in Highland cemetery. The casket bearers were Messrs. Ross Barrows, Boyd C. Packer, A. W. McCormick, J. C. McCormick, H. T. Hall, esq., and R. F. Heffner.
Highland Cemetery
Mackey L. A., born 1820, died 1889
Mackey Mary Hepburn, born 1822, died 1907, w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
Louisa Hepburn was born March 7, 1828 at Milton, PA to Samuel Hepburn (born Philadelphia) and Anna Clay (born Ebensburg, PA).
1850 Milton, Northumberland, PA, Samuel Hepburn 67, an Attorney, real estate $27,400, Ann 60, Louisa 21, Jane 19, Emma 25, Anne a baby, Samuel H Blackson 13, Susan Rorebach 18, Margaret Hebler 8.
Louise was married to Edwin C. McClure.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Louisa Mcclure 72 born Mar 1828 PA, widowed, living with niece Gertrude Milton 42, husband Thomas 45, Norris H 14, Alice Pepper 30, Nellie Bentley 21.
Louise died on April 7, 1906.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Mon., April 9, 1906.
Mrs. Louise McClure Summoned by Death.
Her Spirit Took Its Flight Early This Morning.
She Had Been a Patient Sufferer With Rheumatism for Ten Years – A Life Spent in Good Deeds to Fellow Beings.
After being an invalid for about ten years, resultant from rheumatism, and bearing her affliction with patience and true christian fortitude, Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure, widow of the late E. C. McClure, who was cashier of the State bank and a prominent resident of this city, died Saturday at 3:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. March, No. 17 Mill street, where she had lived for the past three years. Deceased was the daughter of Samuel Hepburn, at one time a prominent attorney of Milton, who spent the later years of his life in Lock Haven and passed away here. Mrs. McClure was a consistent member of Great Island Presbyterian church for many years, was devoted to her friends and those next of kin, and was a woman possessed of a lovely christian character. She delighted in doing good deeds when her strength permitted it, was always cheerful, even though racked with pain and always only saw the good traits in others. By her death a noble woman has been called to enjoy the fruits of her unselfish labors here on earth. Mrs. McClure reached her 78th year on March 7 last. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. T. C. Hilton, one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn, of East Orange, N.J., for many years a successful missionary in Japan, and by one sister, Mrs. L. A. Mackey, of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure occurred this morning, private services being conducted at 10 o’clock by Rev. Lewis Nichols. Burial was made in Highland cemetery. The casket bearers were Messrs. Ross Barrows, Boyd C. Packer, A. W. McCormick, J. C. McCormick, H. T. Hall, esq., and R. F. Heffner.
Highland Cemetery
Mackey L. A., born 1820, died 1889
Mackey Mary Hepburn, born 1822, died 1907, w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
1850 Milton, Northumberland, PA, Samuel Hepburn 67, an Attorney, real estate $27,400, Ann 60, Louisa 21, Jane 19, Emma 25, Anne a baby, Samuel H Blackson 13, Susan Rorebach 18, Margaret Hebler 8.
Louise was married to Edwin C. McClure.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Louisa Mcclure 72 born Mar 1828 PA, widowed, living with niece Gertrude Milton 42, husband Thomas 45, Norris H 14, Alice Pepper 30, Nellie Bentley 21.
Louise died on April 7, 1906.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Mon., April 9, 1906.
Mrs. Louise McClure Summoned by Death.
Her Spirit Took Its Flight Early This Morning.
She Had Been a Patient Sufferer With Rheumatism for Ten Years – A Life Spent in Good Deeds to Fellow Beings.
After being an invalid for about ten years, resultant from rheumatism, and bearing her affliction with patience and true christian fortitude, Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure, widow of the late E. C. McClure, who was cashier of the State bank and a prominent resident of this city, died Saturday at 3:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. March, No. 17 Mill street, where she had lived for the past three years. Deceased was the daughter of Samuel Hepburn, at one time a prominent attorney of Milton, who spent the later years of his life in Lock Haven and passed away here. Mrs. McClure was a consistent member of Great Island Presbyterian church for many years, was devoted to her friends and those next of kin, and was a woman possessed of a lovely christian character. She delighted in doing good deeds when her strength permitted it, was always cheerful, even though racked with pain and always only saw the good traits in others. By her death a noble woman has been called to enjoy the fruits of her unselfish labors here on earth. Mrs. McClure reached her 78th year on March 7 last. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. T. C. Hilton, one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn, of East Orange, N.J., for many years a successful missionary in Japan, and by one sister, Mrs. L. A. Mackey, of this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Hepburn McClure occurred this morning, private services being conducted at 10 o’clock by Rev. Lewis Nichols. Burial was made in Highland cemetery. The casket bearers were Messrs. Ross Barrows, Boyd C. Packer, A. W. McCormick, J. C. McCormick, H. T. Hall, esq., and R. F. Heffner.
Highland Cemetery
Mackey L. A., born 1820, died 1889
Mackey Mary Hepburn, born 1822, died 1907, w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
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