OBIT: Samuel C. HULING, 1895, native of Huntingdon County, PA

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SAMUEL C. HULING

Died suddenly at his home, 506 Seventh avenue, yesterday morning.  He 
had been in delicate health for ten years and suffered from weak lungs, 
heart disease and dropsy.  While living on a farm near Mt. Union Mr. 
Huling was injured by the bursting of a gun and had never been well 
since.  Yesterday morning he got up and ate his breakfast as usual.  He 
then laid down on a lounge.  At 9:30 his wife noticed that he was very 
pale.  She tried to rouse him and found that he was dead.  The deceased 
was born near Mt. Union April 5, 1838.  He came to this city on October 
5, 1892.  His wife, to whom he was married November 28, 1867, as does 
also one daughter, Mrs. Carrie Calderwood of this city, and one son, 
Thomas H., residing at home.  His stepmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Huling, 
resided with him.  Mr. Huling was a member of the Eighth Avenue 
Methodist church.  He served in the late war in company L, Nineteenth 
Pennsylvania cavalry.  Services will be conducted at his home this 
evening by Rev. J. Ellis Bell.  The remains will be taken to Mt. Union 
on seashore express tomorrow morning, where the interment will be made 
in the Odd Fellows' cemetery.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., April 10, 1895