m. 7 Sep 1932 PA
Albert A. Hurlburt
 |
Clara E. Williams |
bd. 11 Dec 1908 Tioga County, PA
occ.
farmer
dd. 4 Jan 1999 Bradford Co., PA
brd. Grover Cemetery (also called Turner Cem.)
in Canton Twp., Bradford Co., PA |
bd. 24 Oct 1917 PA
occ.
dd. 10 Apr 1987
PA
brd. Grover Cemetery (also called Turner Cem.)
in Canton Twp., Bradford Co., PA |
| 1930 Census, McIntyre, Lycoming
Co., PA (Albert) |
Children:
Clara Alberta Hurlburt
(28 Feb 1933 Blossburg, Tioga Co., PA - Jul 1975 Mansfield, Tioga Co., PA m.
Wm George McIntosh on 14 Jul 1950)
Mable
Hurlburt (m. Mr. Kelly)
June Hurlburt
(m. Roger Graham)
Dorothy Hurlburt (m.
Mr. Buck)
Sharon Hurlburt (m. Arthur
Padgett)
Charles
Hurlburt (m. Ellie Brown)
Albert
Hurlburt
Steven Hurlburt (m. Tianna) |
Daughter Dorothy's obit: HURLBURT –DOROTHY EDITH (HURLBURT)
BUCK of Elmira, NY Age 67, went to be with God April 14, 2005 peacefully at
home, surrounded by her loving family. Dorothy was born August 23, 1937 to the
late Clara (Williams), who passed away in 1987, and Albert Hurlburt, Sr., in
1999. She is survived by her loving children, sons, Clifford Jr. and Wanda
Carpenter of Aumsville, OR, William Carpenter and Nancy Kelly of Elmira;
daughters, Christine and Robert Englemen of Schuylkill Haven, PA, Lynn Buck and
Paul Kujawski of Elmira, Jodie Buck of Elmira, and Rodie Buck and Damon Chalk of
Elmira; brothers, Steve and Albert; sisters, Mable, June, Clara, Sharon; 18
grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Dorothy was predeceased by her
daughter, Georgia Ann Debaridinis, in 1979. Dorothy spent most of her life
raising her children. She became a foster parent to many since 1997, she loved
and cared for them as her own; especially Latricia, Gordon, Andy, Ashlie, and
Alissa. It was Dorothy's request that there be no calling hours. Graveside
services will be held on Monday, April 18, 2005, at Forest Lawn Memorial Park at
2:00 p.m. with Brother Richard Dippold officiating. Arrangements are entrusted
to Olthof Funeral Home. Contributed by Carol Brotzman. –Elmira Star Gazette
Apr. 17, 2005.
Son-in-law's obit: GRAHAM Roger C.
(Tink)
On the morning of Saturday, October 6, 2001, Roger Collins Graham, Sr., of
Roaring Branch, passed away unexpectedly at Troy Community Hospital. He was 76
years of age. Born on the family farm in McNett Township, Lycoming County, he
was the son of Walter Lafeyette Graham and Clara Victoria Jackson Graham. Known
to his friends as "Tink," Mr. Graham attended the McNett Township school, and in
his early teens helped to support the family by working the farm on a full-time
basis. He answered our country's call during World War II, serving most
diligently and honorably with the U.S. Army. After the war, he worked for the
Belmar Company in Canton, as a lumber grader. Eventually, he was hired as a
foundry worker with J.P. Ward Manufacturing of Blossburg, where he specialized
in aluminum casting. He was employed there for 39 years, retiring in 1987.
Roger courted a young lady, June Marie Hurlburt, whom he had known for several
years, and on November 16, 1950, they were united in marriage. Together, they
shared almost 51 years and raised six children. Mr. Graham loved his wife and
family with all of his heart. Where their happiness and well-being were
concerned, no sacrifice was too great. During instances of economic downturn,
Mr. Graham often did without so that his beloved family would never experience
hard times. He was a man with a very personal, deep faith in the Lord, not
given to public worship but communing with his Maker in solitude amidst the
beauty and splendor of the Almighty's creation. Nonetheless, he recognized the
value of formal Christian instruction for the young and took his children to
church each week. Mr. Graham was a member of Canton Post 714 VFW as well as the
American Legion in Wormleysburg. He enjoyed hunting, old time Country music and
was a lifelong fan of novels by Zane Grey. Roger had a knack for tinkering with
anything mechanical, which earned him his well-known nickname, Tink. But by far,
his greatest joy in life was being in the company of the family he loved. Mr
Graham is survived by his wife of nearly 51 years, June, at home, sons Roger C.
(Janet) Graham of Canton, John Robin (Ruth) Graham of Mansfield, Patrick
(Arlene) Graham of Roaring Branch; daughters June (Jim) Duffy of Mansfield, Jo
Ann Thompson of Virginia Beach, VA, Jill (Walt) Parkhurst of Troy; sisters
Jessie (James) Herman of Grover, Emma (Paul) Machmer and Anna Renstrom, all of
Canton; brother-in-law Robert Webster of Mansfield; 18 grandchildren; 14
great-grandchildren as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was
preceeded in death by his brothers, Wellington Lorenzo Graham and Walter Jackson
Graham, sisters Elaine Wilcox and Muriel Webster and an infant son. In keeping
with Mr. Graham's wishes, there will be no public calling hours or services.
There will be a time of visitation and remembrance for family members, with
interment in the Rutty Cemetery, Canton Township. Memorial contributions may be
directed to the American Diabetes Foundation Memorial Fund, PO Box 2687, Canton,
OH 44727. Professional services have been entrusted to Morse & Kleese Funeral
Home, Inc. 40 N. Center St., Canton.
ROGER C. ‘TINK’ GRAHAM SR. On October 6, 2001, Roger Collins Graham
Sr., 76, Roaring Branch, passed away unexpectedly at Troy Community Hospital.
Born on the family farm in McNett Township, he was the son of Walter Lafayette
Graham and Clara Victoria Jackson Graham. Known to his friends as “Tink”, Mr.
Graham attended the McNett Township School and in his early teens helped to
support the family by working the farm on a full time basis. He answered his
country’s call during World War II, serving most diligently and honorably with
the U.S. Army. After the war he worked for the Belmar Company in Canton, as a
lumber grader. Eventually he was hired as a foundry worker with J.P. Ward
Manufacturing of Blossburg, where he specialized in aluminum casting. He was
employed there for 39 years, retiring in 1987. Mr. Graham courted a young lady,
June Marie Hurlburt, whom he had known for several years before, and on November
16, 1950 They were untied in marriage. Together they shared almost 51 years,
and raised six children. He loved his wife and family with all of his heart.
Where their happiness and well being were concerned, no sacrifice was too
great. During instances of economic downturn Mr. Graham often did without so
that his beloved family would never experience hard times. Mr. Graham was a man
with a very personal, deep faith in the Lord, not given to public worship, but
communing with his Maker in solitude amidst the beauty and splendor of the
Almighty’s creation. None-the-less, he recognized the value of a formal
Christian instruction for the young, and took his children to church each week.
Mr. Graham was a member of Canton Post #714 V.F.W. as well as the American
Legion in Wormleysburg, PA. He had a knack for tinkering with anything
mechanical, which earned him his well known nickname, Tink. But by far his
greatest joy in life was being in the company of the family he loved. Surviving
are his wife of nearly fifty-one years, June, at home; sons Roger C. (Janet)
Graham, Canton RR1, John Robin (Ruth) Graham, Mansfield, Patrick (Arlene)
Graham, Roaring Branch; daughters, June (Jim) Duffee, Mansfield, Jo Ann
Thompson, Virginia Beach, Jill (Walt) Parkhurst, Troy, sisters Jessie (James)
Herman, Grover, Emma (Paul) Machmer and Anna Renstrom, all of Canton;
brother-in-law Robert Webster, Mansfield; 18 grandchildren; 14
great-grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was
preceded in death by his brothers Wellington Lorenzo Graham and Walter Jackson
Graham; sisters Elaine Wilcox and Muriel Webster and an infant son. In keeping
with Mr. Graham’s wishes there were no public calling hours or services.
Interment was in the Rutty Cemetery, Canton Township. Memorial contributions
may be directed to the American Diabetes Foundation Memorial Fund, PO Box 2687
Canton, OH. Professional services were entrusted to Morse & Kleese Funeral
Home, Inc., 40 N. Center Street, Canton, PA. –Canton Independent Sentinel.
Roger Collins GRAHAM SR., 76, Roaring Branch, PA passed away
unexpectedly at Troy Community Hospital on October 6, 2001. He was born on the
family farm in McNett Township, Lycoming County, the son of Walter Lafayette
Graham and Clara Victoria Jackson Graham. Know to his friends as “Tink”, Mr.
Graham attended the McNett Twp. School and served in the U.S. Army during World
War II. He specialized in aluminum casting at J. P. Ward Manufacturing in
Blossburg where he was employed for 39 years, retiring in 1987. He was a member
of Canton VFW Post 714 and the American Legion in Wormleysburg, PA. Mr. Graham
is survived by his wife of nearly 51 years, the former June Marie Hurlburt, at
home; sons, Roger C. (Janet) Graham of Canton RR 1, PA, John (Robin) Graham of
Mansfield, PA and Patrick (Arlene) Graham of Roaring Branch, PA; daughters, June
(Jim) Duffy of Mansfield, PA, Jo Ann Thompson of Virginia Beach, VA and Jill
(Walt) Parkhurst of Troy, PA; sisters, Jessie (James) Herman of Grover, PA, Emma
(Paul) Machmer and Anna Renstom, both of Canton; brother-in-law, Robert Webster
of Mansfield, PA; 18 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces
and nephews; cousins. He was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters,
and an infant son. There will be no calling hours or services. Interment will
be in the Rutty Cemetery, Canton Township. Arrangements are in charge of the
Morse and Kleese Funeral Home in Canton. Memorial contributions may be directed
to the American Diabetes Foundation Memorial Fund, PO Box 2687, Canton, Ohio
44727. “Troy Gazette-Register,” Troy, PA Thursday, October 11, 2001
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