OBIT: Mary (SNIVELY) MOCK, 1919, Roaring Spring, Blair County, PA

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MRS. MARY MOCK

  Mrs. Mary Mock, one of our best beloved old ladies, died at the home 
of her son, George Mock, on Water street, Sunday after a two weeks 
illness due to bronchitis.
  Mary Kathryn Mock was born at Snively's Mills, February 5, 1842, and 
was a daughter of George R. and Susan Snively.  On November 10, 1864, 
she was married to Andrew Mock of Williamsburg.  They established their 
new home at Snively's Mills, where the deceased lived until the death 
of her husband in 1898.  After that time she moved to Martinsburg and 
lived there until making her home with her son in 1914. 
  Mrs. Mock was a life long member of the Brethren of Christ church, 
was a devoted mother, a helpful and loving neighbor.
  She is survived by two sons and one daughter, Ithamaer, of 
Williamsburg; George, of Roaring Spring; and Mrs. Isaac Stormer, of 
Martinsburg.  Also surviving are seventeen grandchildren and three 
great-grandchildren and one brother, Andrew I. Snively, of Hope, 
Kansas.
  The funeral services will be conducted at the home of George Mock on 
Water street, at 1 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon.  After which the 
cortege will go to Snively's Mills, North Woodbury township, where 
interment will be made in the Snively family cemetery.

Altoona Tribune, Tuesday Morning, March 11, 1919