Clearfield County PA Archives Obituaries.....Fleming, Mary Caldwell January 7, 1918
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Clearfield Progress, Jan 11, 1918
The funeral of Mrs. Mary C.(Caldwell) Fleming, who passed to her reward Jan. 
7th, 1918 at the home of her daughter (Annie Snoke) in Clearfield, was held 
from the Methodist church yesterday afternoon, Rev. J. Max Lantz, pastor of 
the church, officiating.  

The deceased was aged 76 years, 10 months, and 13 days.  She was married to 
Thomas W. Fleming Dec. 31st, 1862, and spent most of her married life in 
Curwensville.  

The deceased was aged 76 years, 10 months, and 13 days.  She was married to 
Thomas W. Fleming Dec. 31, 1862, and spent most of her married life in 
Curwensville.  

The deceased united with the M.E. Church at Centre at the age of 15.  She was  
an earnest, conscientious Christian, a devoted wife, a tender affectionate 
mother and loyal neighbor and friend.  

She is survived by her four children, two sons, Roy of Pittsburgh, Carl of 
Washington, DC., Mrs. N.(Nathan) Lawhead of Centre, Mrs. Frank Snoke of 
Clearfield.  

Interment was made in Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband who passed away 
July 1875.  



Additional Comments:
Her parents were Alexander Caldwell and Margaret Hartshorne.  She spent her 
married life and after living in a house in downtown Curwensville across the 
street from the Methodist Church. (When Centre is mentioned in these obits, it 
means the area located just south of Hyde before the town of Curwensville and 
sometimes referred to as the ridges south of Clearfield, as the land was of a 
higher elevation)  
Other notes from same paper:  Mrs. Ben Post and Mrs. Charles Crawford, of 
Hyde, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover and Mrs. Ed Sprague of Hyde attended the funeral 
of Mrs. Fleming 
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bailey, of Philipsburg, came over yesterday to attend the 
funral of the former's aunt, the late Mrs. Thomas Fleming, who was laid to 
rest in Oak Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon.  
Dr. S. D. Bailey was up from the county seat yesterday attending the funeral 
of Mrs. Thomas Fleming. 



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