DAVID REARICK, sixth child of Howard and Elmira (Smith) Rearick, was born in 1890 and died in 1965
He was married to MARY ELIZABETH FETTINGS on Feb, 2, 1914. She was born 1894 and died in 1942. Both are buried in the Brethren Church cemetery along Route 45 west of Mifflinburg.
She was the daughter of George and Lavornie Fettings [sic] of Laurelton, Pa
Earlier in life, they lived in Dauphin County, PA, where he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Later, they lived in Milton. They had nine children.
[Bio. by Pearl Kaler.]
He was married to MARY ELIZABETH FETTINGS on Feb, 2, 1914. She was born 1894 and died in 1942. Both are buried in the Brethren Church cemetery along Route 45 west of Mifflinburg.
She was the daughter of George and Lavornie Fettings [sic] of Laurelton, Pa
Earlier in life, they lived in Dauphin County, PA, where he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Later, they lived in Milton. They had nine children.
[Bio. by Pearl Kaler.]
DAVID REARICK, sixth child of Howard and Elmira (Smith) Rearick, was born in 1890 and died in 1965
He was married to MARY ELIZABETH FETTINGS on Feb, 2, 1914. She was born 1894 and died in 1942. Both are buried in the Brethren Church cemetery along Route 45 west of Mifflinburg.
She was the daughter of George and Lavornie Fettings [sic] of Laurelton, Pa
Earlier in life, they lived in Dauphin County, PA, where he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Later, they lived in Milton. They had nine children.
[Bio. by Pearl Kaler.]
He was married to MARY ELIZABETH FETTINGS on Feb, 2, 1914. She was born 1894 and died in 1942. Both are buried in the Brethren Church cemetery along Route 45 west of Mifflinburg.
She was the daughter of George and Lavornie Fettings [sic] of Laurelton, Pa
Earlier in life, they lived in Dauphin County, PA, where he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Later, they lived in Milton. They had nine children.
[Bio. by Pearl Kaler.]
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