OBIT: Mary Ann (Brough) MARCH, 1909, New Chester, Adams County, PA

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Mrs. Mary Ann March, widow of the late Jacob A. March, a County Commissioner of 
Adams county twenty years ago, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence 
Winand of New Chester, on Tuesday of last week, aged 74 years, 8 months and 22 
days.  Death was sudden, being due to paralysis of the heart.  She was taken ill 
shortly after eating supper and though Dr. Spotz was summoned and everything 
done for her relief, she died the same night.  Her husband died about five years 
ago.  The funeral was held last Friday, Rev. Dr. Korn conducting services, 
interment at New Chester cemetery.  She leaves three sons and one daughter, 
George B. March, merchant of Hampton, Harry J. March, on the home farm in Tyrone 
township, and Chas. M. March of Lemoyne, Pa., and Mrs. M. O. Bream of Gardners’ 
Station.  Three brothers and three sisters survive, John Brough of New York 
City, Peter Brough of Philadelphia, Philip Brough of Hagerstown, Mrs. Sarah Rice 
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Nannie Morris of Carroll Co., Md., and Mrs. Clarence 
Winand of New Chester.

Gettysburg Compiler – Wednesday, March 17, 1909