OBIT: Nevin C. McCLINTOCK, 1944, Addison Twp., Somerset County, PA

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NEVIN C. McCLINTOCK

  Nevin C. McClintock, born Jan. 23, 1887, died Nov. 2, 1944, aged 57 years, 10 
months and 9 days.  He was twice married.  His first wife, died in 1909, 
survived by one adopted son, Frederick M. Miller.  His second wife was Dora B. 
McClintock, who bore him eight children: Victor J., Maurice S., Evans, Everett, 
Hillary, Viola, Myron and Mrs. Ray Mitchell.
  Three of the sons are serving in the armed forces, Evans and Maurice being 
overseas, and Everett in Camp Belvoir, Va.
  Besides the above named children and their mother, Mr. McClintock is also 
survived by one brother, Lester McClintock, of Fort Hill; two sisters, Mrs. 
George Lyon, Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Ora Johnson, Milwaukee, Wis.; one half-
sister, Mrs. Laura Jamason, Blaunox, Pa., and by seven grandchildren.
  Mr. McClintock was the eldest son of Rev. H. S. and Elizabeth (Livengood) 
McClintock, both of whom preceded him in death many years ago.  He spent his 
entire life in Addison Township.  During his early life he worked in coal mines 
and in the woods.  In 1936 he was elected road foreman of the township for a 
term of six years.
  He was a faithful member of the Evangelical Church of Harnedsville and was a 
regular attendant until ill health prevented.  He was a highly respected citizen 
and had a host of friends.
  At the funeral services conducted by Rev. Gahagan, a men's quartet sang three 
of the deceased's favorite hymns - Sweet Hour of Prayer, Going Down the Valley 
and Just Beyond the River.  Following his request his favorite passage of 
Scripture, the 23rd Psalm, was read.  The pall-bearers, all close friends of 
his, were Lloyd Bender, C. T. Smith, P. S. Gower, Ed McClintock, Wm. Frazee and 
Steven McClintock.  His body was laid to rest in Addison Cemetery.  Charles B. 
Humbert, Confluence mortician, had charge of the funeral.

Meyersdale Republican, November 23, 1944