OBIT: Isaac Holsinger BRUMBAUGH, 1918, formerly of Blair County, PA

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BRUMBAUGH.

  Isaac Holsinger Brumbaugh, who some years ago conducted a general 
store at Third avenue and Second street, died suddenly Thursday at his 
home in Homestead, of Chronic Bright's disease.  Mr. Brumbaugh was born 
at Clover Creek 47 years ago and was educated in the public schools, at 
selected normal at New Enterprise and at Juniata College, Huntingdon.  
He taught school for a number of years, several terms being in Logan 
township, this county.  He kept store here for a time, and later went 
to Homestead, engaging in insurance business, being the assistant 
superintendent of the Prudential for many years.  He is survived by his 
wife, who was Miss Pote, of Baker's Summit; a son in New York and a 
daughter, Mrs. Samuel B. Hoff, of Homestead.  He also leaves two 
brothers, Henry H., superintendent of schools at Riddlesburg and 
Joseph.  He was a member of the Greenfield avenue Church of the 
Brethren, at Pittsburgh.  The body was taken to his former home at 
Baker's Summit, Bedford county, where services were conducted yesterday 
morning, followed by interment in the Holsinger cemetery.

Altoona Times, Altoona, Pa., Monday Morning, April 22, 1918

1900 Altoona Ward 8, Blair County census -
Isaac Brumbaugh, 29  
Ida C. Brumbaugh, 24  
Mary F. Brumbaugh, 5  
Russell C. Brumbaugh, 3

1880 Taylor Township, Blair County census -
Samuel Garber, 46  
Hannah Garber, 43  
James Garber, 16  
Annie Garber, 13  
Peter Garber, 10  
Sarah Garber, 1  
Hannah Brumbaugh, 11  
Isaac Brumbaugh, 9