BIO: William F. LUMADUE, Clearfield County, PA
 
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From Twentieth Century History of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania,
and Representative Citizens, by Roland D. Swoope, Jr.,
Chicago: Richmond-Arnold Publishing Company, 1911, page 428.
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  WILLIAM F. LUMADUE, a general farmer in Boggs township, Clearfield county, 
Pa., who has charge of the Lumadue estate as executor, has occupied this 
important position since the death of his father, in 1910.  He was born 
December 29, 1886, on this farm of 145 acres, and is a son of Lewis D. and 
Martha (Dixon) Lumadue.
  Lewis D. Lumadue was a well known farmer in Boggs township.  He married 
Martha Dixon, who died in 1903, his own death occurring on April 20, 1910.  
They had the following children:  John, James, Newton, William Frank, Susie 
Jane, Anna, Phoebe, Joseph B., Matilda, Jennie; Martha, Frederick and Mary.  Of 
the above, Susie Jane is the wife of Walter Williams; Anna is the wife of 
George Rothrock, and Phoebe is the wife of Foster Woods.
  William F. Lumadue obtained his education in the country schools.  He carries 
on general farming on the old homestead and carefully looks after every 
interest on the place.  When the youngest child of the family has reached 
maturity the estate will be divided.  In 1908 Mr. Lumadue was married to Miss 
Matie A. Butler, the youngest child of Robert and Jennie (Ogden) Butler, the 
others being:  Nellie, John, Guard and Fred.  Mr. and Mrs. Lumadue have two 
children:  Virginia and Lewis G.  They attend the church of the Brethren.  In 
politics Mr. Lumadue is a Republican but he takes no very active interest.