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Mrs.
Lanty
S.
McCarty
Mrs.
Tabytha Alice BowersMcCarty, 88, of Frost, diedat her home Friday, February 28, 1969, after a shortillness.She was born at Frost July
18,
1880.She was a member of theFrost Methodist Church.Hpr husband, Lantv Summers McCarty, preceded herin death.Survivors me'ude four sons,Frank Ledford, Da'e and0 Dell McCartv, all of Frost,and one daughter. Mrs. MaryLowry, of Minne'baha Springs.Funeral services were heldMonday afternoon in theFrost Methodist Church bythe Rev David Rit^enhouseand the Rev. Sherman Mark-ley with burial in the MountZion Cemetery near Frost.Samuel C. MoGarty, a^ed sixty-fouryears, d'ed in a hospital in NewYork, December 1938, after a briefillness. Mis body was laid to rest in.he Duiant Cemetery Uabot, VeriToont. Having made his home inthat state for several years He wasoorn and reared in Pocahontas county, and was a brother of the late C. .1McCarty, of Marlinton. and son ofthe late Samuel A, and Elizabeth Anderson McCarty. He is survived byhis wife who was Miss Mabel Lewis;five sons, Grant, Layton, V-trgil,Johnnie and Charles; two daughtersSernice and Polly; one sister, Mrsi^ranlc Thompson, one brother, JamesA. McCarty, both of Vermont, MrMcCarty was a member of the Methodist Protestant church and in thatchurch served as pastor for a number of years. His many friends In-this and adjoining counties will regret his passing. C.
Mrs.
Marie McCarty
Mrs.
.Marie Mel aughlit McCarty," aged 3'2 years, wife ofLwin McCarty, was instantlykilled oy a falling tri'c at lnrhome nu»r. Dumunre on Monday,May '26, 1952 Tne tree kickidback, and broke her Deck.On Wedne-flay afternoon thefuneral will be held from theBaxter Church, and her bodylaid in the Dunmore Cemetery.Tbe deceased was a r'a lyhter of
Mrs.
Mary Galfi.rd McLaughlin,and the late Musto McLaughlinHer brothers. Orau L., of Mar-linto-
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, and My rl, of tbe Navy,now in the Philippines.The deceased is survived byhir husband, and thiir fourchildren, Granville, Jane, Brownand Linda.
Frank McCarty
Frank McCarty, 57, of Frost,died Thursday, March 15,
1973,
following a heart attack in'Marlinton.Born at Frost, April 15,
1915,
he was a son of the lateLanty McCarty and TabythaBowers McCarty.^ -He was a member of theUnited Methodist Church.Survivors include his wife,
Mrs.
Gladys Buzzard McCartyone daughter. Miss Mary AliceMcCarty, four sons, Kenneth"Roger McCarty, Robert McCarty, of Minnehaha Springs,Lanty McCarty, of Frost, andClyde McCarty. with tbeUnited States Air Force; onesister, Mary Buzzard, of Minnehaha Springs, three brothers,Dale,Ledford and Odell McCarty, all of Frost.Funeral services were heldMonday afternoon in the FrostUnited Methodist Church bythe Rev. David Rittenhouse,with burial in the Frost Cemetery.
Mrs.
Marie McCarty
Mrs.
Marie M<j£&.itrbliL McCarty, aged 3'2 years, wife ofLynn McCarty, was instantlykilled oy a falling tree at tierhome near Dun more on Monday,May'26= 1952 The tree kickidback, and broke ber neck.On Wednesday afternoon thefuneral will be held from tbeBaxter Church, and ber bodylaid in the Dun
in
ore Cemetery.Tbe deceased was a daughter of•Mrs.Mary Galford McLaughlin,and the late Musto McLaughlinHer brothers, Oran L.. of Marlinton, and My rl, of tbe Navy,now in the Philippines.The deceased is survived byhrr husband, and their fourchildren, Granville, Jaue, Browuand Linda.J. W. McCARTYJames W. McCarty, aged 68years, died at his home near Beverley from a heart attack on Saturday night, May 13, 1944. OnWednesday afternoon his bodywill be laid to rest in Mt. ViewCemetery, the service to be conducted from the Marlinton Methodist ChurcS about three o'clock.The deceased was a son of thelate Peter McCarty of Hunters-ville.He is survived by his wife,Mrs Eva McCoy McCarty, andtheir two sons, James B. and Rob-,ert W. Also* by his mother, Mrs.Arminta Hill McCarty, twobrothers, Amos and Elbert, andone sister, Mrs Clyde Wai „h.Carolyn McCarty Booth
Mrs.
Carolyn Sue McCartyBooth, of Joppatown, Maryland, died Friday, July 15,
1983,
in a Baltimore hospitalafter a long illness.She was an employee ofProctor & Gamble Company.Born at Elkins, she was thedaughter of Carl and MarjorieLantz McCarty, of Huntersville.A brother, Samuel, preceded her in death.
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In addition to her parents,she is survived by her husband,Ted Booth, a daughter, SheliaHannah, at home, and twosisters, Mrs. Nancy Curry and
Mrs.
Frances McPaters, bothof Marlinton.Services were held in Maryland on Saturday night andthen on Monday at 2:00 p. m. inVanReenen Funeral Home bythe Rev. Robert Cruikshank,with burial in Mountain ViewCemetery.James McCartyJames Curtis McCartywas born at Frost, October
16,1931,
and died Sunday,April 19, 1981, of a heartattack, in Northglenn, Colorado, where he made hishome for the past ten yearswith Jean McCarty.He was the son of the lateViola McCarty Bussard. Hewas a construction foremanand a veteran.He is survived by JeanMcCarty; and Mary andLewis Bussard, with whomhe had made his home priorto moving to Colorado; fourbrothers, Dennis Bussard,Illinois; Bensul Bussardand Delmas Bussard, both:of Dunmore; and ClarkBussard, Marlinton. Threesisters, Mary Lou Waughand Tabytha Jean Boggs,both of Marlinton, andLinda Arbogast, Dunmore.Services were held at 2p.m., Friday, in VanReenen Funeral Home by Rev.Clyde Gun and Rev. RexBall, with burial in Mt. ZionCemetery.
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Amos
McCarlyAmos McCany, 94, died athis home near Huntersvilleon Wednesday, April 10, 1974He was born March 4, 1880on Browns Creek, the son ofthe late Peter and ArmintaHill McCarty. He was born,lived and died in the McCartyhome place and was the last ofa family of two brothers andthree sisters. Ha was nevermarried.Funeral services were he
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Saturday afternoon in theVanReenen Funeral Home.Burial was in the MountainView Cemetery.
George
S.
McCom'jGeorge Samuel McComb, aged100 .years of Watopa, died onThursday, October 11, 1951, atthe home of his daughter, Mrs.A. C. Neville, in White SulphurSpriDgs, after a luug illness.On Saturday afternoon, thefuneral was conducted from Marvin Chapel by Rev. Frank Johnson, with interment in the Ruck-raan cemetery.The deceased was a son of thelate Price and Etiza
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MooreMcComb of near Huntersville. Ofhis father's family there remainhis brother, Beckley, of Hunters
ville.
The deceased married Lydia,McOlure, who preceded him someyears ago. They are survived byfive
sons,
Berton, of WashingtonState; Guy of Danese; Brown ofMarlinton; Loek, of Hot Springs,Va.; Glenn, of Watoga. Also byfour daughters, Mrs. A. C. Neville of White Sulphur, Mrs. DaisyWitt of Watoga; Mrs. LottaNopnan of Clover Lick; Mrs.Jewel Hefner of Mill Point. Hisgrand children number 28 andhis great-grand children 33 andgreat-great grand-chi'dren 2.osie Louise McCombRosie Louise McComb, twindaughter of Mr. and Mrs. El-dridge McComb, of Huntersville^ Kevinwas born on Tuesday, August
9,
1949,
and died a few hours afterbirth. Funeral services were conducted on August 10 by Rev. T.Robert L. McComb, Jr.Warrant Officer Cadet Robert L. McComb, Jr . 21, son ofMr and Mrs. Robert L McComb, Sr., Marlinton. died ofinjuries received in a helicopter crash during practice maneuvers at Fort Rucker, Alabama, on Friday, February
20,
1970. <0>Born at Marlinton November 24, 1948, he entered theservice March 4, 1969, completing his basic training atFort Polk; Louisiana. From
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here he went to Fort Wolters,Texas, where he completed ahelicopter pilot course, andwould have completed advanced flight training and received his Commission onMarch 10. After graduationfrom Marlinton High Schoolhe attended Cannon AviationFlight School, in Tulsa Oklahoma, and Burnside-Ott inMiami, Florida.Survivors include his par
ents,
Mr. and Mrs. RobertMcComb and one half-brother,James Williams, of Salem.Funeral services were heldTuesday afternoon in the Marlinton Presbyterian Churchby the Rev. Fred Walker andthe Rev. Willis Cornelius withburial in the Mountain ViewCemetery at Marlinton.
Mrs.
Clarence H. McCombMrs Georgia Moore McComb,
54,
of Huntersville, died on Monday, December 9, 1957, in theC&O Hospital at Clifton Forge,Virginia, after a long illness.
Mrs.
MeComb was born September 15, 1903, at Huntersville,the daughter of the la£e Jacoband Victoria Jack Moore. Shewas a member of the HillsboroChapter of the Order of theEastern Star and of the Huntersville Presbyterian Church.She is survived by her husband,Clarence H. McComb. threeSurviving him are his wife, children, Gray McComb, ofiDolly G. Sharp McComb; two Huntersville, and Carl and Tiny,daughters, Patricia Ann Hamilton at home: six sisters, Mrs. Rubyand Lisa Gail McComb; two sons, Rhinehart, Mrs. Campie Hey-Clarence Herbert McComb and drick, Mrs. Lucille Campbell,Harold McComb, all of Mrs. Mary Jane Easton, and Mrs,Robert MeComb /2*r-*-ye„Robert Lee McComb, 61,of Marlinton, died Tuesday,March 25, 1975, in PrestonCounty Hospital, Kingwood,after a long illness.He was a retired state mineinspector.Born at Huntersville April
12,1913,
hf was the son of Alfred Beckley and Emma AliceMcLaughlin McComb. £*>A son, Robert L. McComb,Jr., and a sister, Mrs. JessiePierson, preceded him in death.Surviving him are brothersHarry B. McComb and Phil L.McComb, of Huntersville; sis
ters,
Mrs. Lollie McCr3y, ofLewisburg, Mrs. Donna Bur-well, of Blacksburg. Virginia,
Mrs.
Connie Holland, Staunton, Virginia, Mrs. Mary EnidCochran, of Elkins, and Mrs.Elizabeth Faulknier, of Marlinton.Services were held Friday atVanReenan Funeral Homewith the Rev. Maynard Crawford officiating. Burial was inMountain View Cemetery.H. McComb IMcComb, 65,* ofHuntersville, died Saturday, April8, 1995, in Alleghany RegionalHospital, at Low Moor, Virginia.Mr. McComb, a retiredmechanic, was a Presbyterian, amember of the United MineWorkers, International Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 132 andOddfellows Lodge, Marlinton
#182.
Bom at Huntersville June 20,
1929,
he was the son of ClarenceH. and Georgie MooreJ^cComb.A daughter, "Gloria Grey Dean,his parents, and a brother, EdgarMcComb, preceded him in deathG. Alderman, with burialBeaver Creek Cemetery.
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Marlinton; two brothers, Tiney Helen Epling, all of Covington,Moore McComb, of Columbus, Virginia, Mrs, Grace Devonshire,
Ohio,
and Carl Daniel McComb, of of Miami, Florida, and a brother,Sanford, Florida; five grand- Dallas Jordan, of Canton, Ohio.in thej children and four great- Funeral services were heldI grandchildren. Wednesday in the HuntersvilleServices were held at 2 p.m. Presbyterian Church with theTuesday at VanReenen Funeral R
ev
. J. D. Singletary, the Rev.Home, by the Rev, Rick White, Acie Bryant, of Huttonsville,with burial in the, Beaver Creek
anf
j the Rev. W. O. Ragsdale, ofCemetery. the A. R. P. Church in Coving-| ton, Virginia, officiating. Burialwas made in the HuntersvilleCemetery.
 
Alfred
Beckley McComb
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Alfred Beckley McComb, aged98 years, Pocahontas County'soldest resident, died on Sunday.August 18, 1957, at his home inHuntersville. He was born onApril 1, 1859, the son of the latePrice and Liza McComb, of Cum-mings Creek.In 1890 he married Miss EmmaMcLaughlin, who preceded himin death in November, 1914.They were the parents of tenchildren, eight of whom survive:
Mrs.
Lo'lie McCray, of Chicago,Illinois; Mrs. Mary Enid Cochran, of Elkins; Mrs. Connie Holland, of Staunton, Virginia; Mrs.Donna Burwell, of Blacksburg,Virginia; Mrs. Elizabeth Faulkner, of Marlinton; Harry B. McComb of Huntersville; Phil Mc-'Comb, of Huntersville, and Robert L. McComb, of Marlinton.They were preceded in death byan infant child and a daughter,the late Mrs. Jessie Pierson, ofHuntersville. He is also survived by nine grandchildren and onegreat-grandchild.Mr. McComb was a retiredmerchant, having run a store inHuntersville from 1889 nntil
1945.
He was active in bothmind and body until a short timebefore his death. He recalledvividly many happenings back toCivil War times when he washidden in a cave by his mother.He was named for General AlfredBeckley, founder of the city ofBeckley, who was a boarder inthe McComb home at the time hewas bor.n.Services were held Wednesdayafternoon at the HuntersvilleMethodist Church with the Rev.e Bryant in charge. Burial'rsville Cemetery.
DIED
Mrs.
Minnie Bebecca McCarty,wife of Mr. J. W. McCarty, passed,to her reward on. March 11. 1924.
Mrs.
McCarty contracted pneumoniaand was ill only a few days. She wasa member of the M E Church South,a devoted christian woman, a goodwife and loving, kind mother. Sheleaves to mourn her loss, her husband and two children, several brothers and sisters and an aged father.The funeral was conducted Thursdayat the Bethel church by her pastorRev. Palmer Eubank. The bodywas laid to rest in the Bethel graveyard.
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E.
Mrs.
Alfred McComb
Mrs.
Delia 0. McComb, aged
52,
died at her home at Huntersville Saturday, September 12,
1959,
following a cerebral hemorrh
age.
Born at Warwick October 8,
1906,
she was a daughter of thelate S. P. and Stella WeifordLandis.Surviving her are her husband,Alfred H. McComb, of Hunters-vHIe; six brothers, Earl A. Landis,AtleeL. Landis, Willis M. Landis,Gail A. Landis, Gray S. Landis,and Charles K. Landis, all ofCov,
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:gton, Virginia; and threesisters, Mrs. Anna Bussard, ofStony Bottom, Mrs. Madge Hol-laway, of Tucson, Arizona, and
Mrs.
Myrle Gibson, of Covington,Virginia.Funeral services were heldMonday afternoon in the Huntersville Presbvterian Church, of| which she was a member, by t heRev. W. E. Pierce and the Rev.R. S. Pinch, with burial in theMountain View Cemetery.
Brown mevoms ^Brown William McComfj;
80.
died Monday, November28,1977, at his borne at Still-well.A farmer, Mr. McComb waswell-known for his good gardens and will be missed bymany who got his produce inthe summer.Born at Watoga, July 12,1897, he was a son of Georgeand Lydia Jane McClure Mc
Comb.
His wife,
Otie Sue
Buzzard
McComb,
died November 16,1976. Also preceding him indeath were a brother, BurtonMcComb, and- three sisters,
Mrs.
Ora Neville, who diedNovember 13, and two infants.Surviving him are three stepchildren, Olen E. Fitzgerald,of Green Bank, Sally Morgan,of Salem, and Roy L. Fitzger
ald,
of Washington, D. C.;three brothers, Guy McComb,Danese, Lodk and
K
Gien Mc
Comb,
of Buckeye; three sis
ters,
Daisy Witt, of WhiteSulphur Springs, Lottie Noon-
an,
Clover Lick, and JewelHefner, of Hillsboro; 5 grandchildren and
19
great grandchildren.Funeral services were heldWednesday afternoon by theRev. Wallace Dorn in the Van-Reenen Funeral Home withburial in the Mountain ViewCemetery.
Alfred
B.
McComb
Alfred B. McComb, 67, ofHuntersville. died Sunday,January 16, 1966, at his home.Death was
•
attributed to anapparent heart attack.Born in 1898, at Hunters
ville.
he was a son of the lateWillis and Agnes Cochran McComb.
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He was a member of thePresbyterian Church, and aretired postmaster of Hunters
ville.
His wife, Mrs. Delia LandisMcComb, preceded him inleath.Survivors include one nephew, Harold Dilley, of Camp-oelltown.Funeral services were held'Wednesday afternoon in thfPresbyterian Church at Huntersville by the Rev. RobertRay. Burial was in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Harvey McComb
Harvey G. McComb. 82 ofHe was
a
native of Huntersville and
a
retired carpenter atthe Greenbrier Hotel in WhiteSulpnur Springs. Mr. McCombwas a member of the ShryrockPresbyterian Church.Surviving are his
wife
Mabel
Waid
I McComb; one son? WU-ivri f.
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,
our da
ughters,
Mrs.
Raymond McCollom and
Mrs.
Russell Trainer, both ofAlvor, Mrs. Margel Watsonand Mr
S
James Rell, both ofCharleston, S. C; one brotherClarence McComb, of Hunters
ville;
two sisters, Mrs. BeulahWard, of Keyser. and MrsFrances Jones, of Richmond-and seven grandchildren andsix great-grandchildren.Funeral service was Wednes-l-nited Methodist Church withthe Rev Eddie B. Kyle officiating Burial was in the churchcemetery.
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