Franklin County PA Archives Obituaries.....McLaughlin, Fannie  January 1900
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The Fulton County news. (McConnellsburg, Pa.): January 25, 1900
Mrs. Fannie McLaughlin died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Etta Miller, in
Chambersburg last Saturday night, shortly before midnight. The cause of her death
was paralysis. Mrs. McLaughlin was stricken at the home of Samuel Rheinhardt, East
Market street, whither she had gone in the afternoon about religious affairs. She
had hardly been seated when she felt the fatal illness coming over her. She began to
tell the friends about her that she believed she was going to die and they consoled
her after the manner of those who had communed together. The stricken woman
expressed her readiness to die and in a few minutes the power of speech left her.
She was taken to her home and lingered until the hour stated above.
Mrs. McLaughlin was fifty-nine years of age and was a widow. She came here from
McConnellsburg and was a consistent Christian woman. These daughters and sons
survive. Mrs. Etta Miller, Mrs. Alice Orr, Mrs. Jennie McCurdy and Mattie, town;
Mrs. Eva Shrock, Harry and Bessie, of Sunbury. 
Mrs. McLaughlin's maiden name was Hoover, and she is survived by Andrew, John, Mrs.
Albert Stoner and Mrs. Alex Mayne, of this county, Samuel, of Mt. Carroll, Ill., and
Christopher, of West Superior, Wisconsin.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Ceder Grove cemetery,
Chambersburg.

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