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- transcribed from a card file in the Mercer County Historical Society, Mercer, PA.
Side I
McDonald, Mrs Mary Ann 8/21/1897, in Kent OH
McDonald, (Mrs. Leech Maskrey), dau of Mrs Mary Ann McDonald
McDonald, , (Calvin Reynolds, Kent OH) son of Mrs. Mary Ann McDonald
McDonald, (Harry Goff) son of Mrs. Mary Ann McDonald
McDonald, (Mrs?) John 7/1/1898, Pittsburgh,
McDonald, Mrs. Margaret 9/9/1898, Local Affairs, 87, Orangeville(?)
McDonald, Mrs Isabel 9/8/1899, in Cleveland (left Mercer c.1882)
1) McDonald, , Joseph Capt. 8/15/1902
2) McDonald, J.N. 7/15/1904 A "tribute" pg 8
3) Mrs. Sadie E 3/24/1922
1) Side No II
McDonald, Katherine 2/7/1900 = Mrs Johnson Riley
McDonald, Caroline = Mrs. Wm. Lary 12/12/1902
McDonald, Robert = father of Caroline above
McDonald, John 3/13/1903
McDonald, Mrs. Ellen 8/7/1903
McDonald, Margaret 9/11/1903
McDonald, Theophilus = father of Margaret above
2)
McDonald, W.P., 4/6/1906 in Garnett Kansas
McDonald, Catherine - m. Johnston Rigby 7/3/1908
McDonald, Theophilus = father of Catherine Rigby
McDonald, Mrs. Lydia 1/15/1909 pg 8 fr. Lawrence Co,
d. at dau's, Mrs D.S. Moon, JacksonLyr(?)
McDonald, Wm. 9-27-1912, Sharon Pa.
McDonald, Mary = Mrs Geo W Riddle, Parents of Ann B Rumble 1/18/1918
Side No III
MacDonald, Mrs Mary Frances 8/3/1923
McDonald, , Mrs Rebecca 10/26/1923
McDonald, Anna 9/15/1924
McDonald, Rev H.O. 1/16/1924
MacDonald, Libbie Kline 61, Los Angeles, taught
music Grove City College, buried Los Angeles 12/7/1928
MacDonald, Rev D.R. - husband of Libbie MacDonald (children mentioned)
McDonald, Mrs W.B. (Anna Pearl Lemarch) age 40
m. Jan 31, 1912, New Castle, lived in Hadly 5/16/1930
McDonald, , Mrs. Ellsworth J., sister of Hugh G. McDay, sharon 12/12/1930
MARY ANN McDONALD
Mrs. Mary Ann McDonald died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leech Maskrey,
in Kent, Oh., on Tuesday, of heart Disease. Mrs. McDonald had been in poor
health all winter, but her condition was not considered critical until about
three weeks ago. The deceased was formerly a resident of this place, leaving
here a few years ago to live with her children. She was a member of the
Second U.P. church. Two sons, Calvin Reynolds, of Kent, and Harry Goff,
of Butler, and one daughter, Mrs. Leech Maskrey, survive her. She was aged
64 years. The remains were brought here for burial on Wednesday evening.
The funeral services were held from the home of Mrs. S. Maskrey yesterday
afternoon. Internment in Mercer cemetery.
Mercer Dispatch, May 21, 1897
ASA McDONALD
Asa McDonald, aged 80 years, passed away at his home, 220 1/2 North Beaver
Street, this morning at 6:15 o'clock, after one week of illness.
The deceased was born in Fairview township, Mercer County, on July 27, 1858,
son of Wilson and Mary Eckles McDonald. He lived in Greenville for 42 years
and in New Castle since he retired from the coal business 12 years ago.
Forty-eight years ago in February, Mr. McDonald married Anna M. Parsons,
who survives. Surviving also are the following children: Mrs. J.M. Jamison
of Grove City, Bessie A. and Kenneth P. McDonald of New Castle; Florence
A. and Edwin W. McDonald of Philadelphia, and the following grandchildren,
Mary Louise Jamison, John M. Jamison Jr., Kenneth P. McDonald Jr., and Betty
Lou McDonald.
Mr. McDonald was a member of St. John's Lutheran church, this city and the
Knights of Pythias, Greenville.
Services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Hodge Funeral home,
this city, with Rev. F.E. Stough of St. John's Lutheran church, in charge,
assisted by the First Methodist minister, Rev. W.V. McLean.
The family will meet friends at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 90 o'clock
and Wednesday from 3 to 4 in the afternoon and 7 to 9 in the evening.
Interment will v in Shenango Valley cemetery at Greenville.
- New Castle News, Tuesday, December 27, 1938
MRS. ANNIE PARSONS McDONALD
Mrs. Annie Parsons McDonald, aged 75, of 1030 Maryland Avenue, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J.M.Jamison in Grove City, this morning at 3:15
o'clock, after an illness of five weeks duration. Death was caused by infirmities
of age.
Mrs. McDonald, the widow of Aza [sic] McDonald, was born in Lincolnhorn,
Cornwall, England, on April 22, 1867, a daughter of Jabez and Susanna Sweet
Parsons. She had been in this country 56 years and had resided 40 years
in Greenville, the past 16 years being spent in Grove City and New Castle.
Mrs McDonald was a faithful member of the First Methodist church in Greenville
until she moved to New Castle and joined th eFirst Methodist church here.
She was also a member of the Pythian Sisters and Women's Benefit Association.
Mr. McDonald, to whom she was married 48 years, died December 27, 1938.
Surviving are the following children: Mrs. J.M. Jamison of Grove City, Miss
Bessie A. McDonald of Baltimore, Md., Miss Florence A. McDonald of Philadelphia,
Edwin W. McDonald of Philadelphia and Kenneth P. McDonald of New Castle;
five grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Edwin Rummel of New Castle and
Mrs. M.B.Keith of Cleveland.
Funeral services are to be conducted Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the Howard OL. Reynolds funeral home, 909 Adams Street, with Rev. W.V. McLean
pastor of the First Methodist church, in charge. Interment will be in Shenango
Valley cemetery, Greenville.
Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 8 to 9 and Thursday
afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o'clock.
- New Castle New, Wednesday, June 24, 1942