OBIT: Hannah (BURLEY) LONG, 1913, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, PA

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MRS. HANNAH LONG

  Mrs. Hannah Long, widow of Jacob Long, died Friday morning at 5:30 
o'clock at her residence, 401 Moore street. Had she lived until the 
17th of this month, she would have been 84 years old. She has been in 
feeble health for more than a year and death resulted from a severe 
cold and other complications.
  She was the daughter of John and Minerva Burley and was born in 
Shaver's Creek Valley near Manor Hill, and has resided in Huntingdon 
for the past 17 years. She was a member of the First Methodist 
Episcopal church of Huntingdon. She is survived by two daughters and 
one son: Fannie Long, Huntingdon and G. A. Long and Mrs. Emma Smith, 
both of Roanoke, Virginia. Eight grand-children and nineteen great-
grandchildren also survive. The time for the funeral will be announced 
later. Interment will be in Petersburg.

Daily New Era, Saturday Evening edition, Huntingdon, PA, 7 Mar 1913

FUNERAL OF MRS. LONG

  Funeral services of Mrs. Hannah Long will be held on Monday afternoon 
at 1 o'clock, from her residence at 401 Moore street and in Petersburg 
at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Petersburg.

Daily New Era, Saturday Evening edition, Huntingdon, PA, 8 Mar 1913

Contributor's Notes: Transcribed by Alan Saltsman, son of Helen 
Kathleen Foster of Huntingdon, PA.  Hannah (BURLEY) LONG is my gg-
grandmother.  Shaver Creek is just northwest of Manor Hill, Huntingdon 
County, PA.  I would like to thank one of George. A Foster's 
descendants for giving me Hannah's exact date of death.