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The Clarion Democrat
Thursday, 20 January, 1910

         MRS. SARAH NEWCOMB, who was 79 years of age on January
       15th, died from an attack of pneumonia at the home of her
       son, W. G. McNUTT, near Leatherwood, Sunday, January 16,
       1910, about 4 o'clock p.m., being sick only one week.
       
         MRS. NEWCOMB was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM
       LOVE of near Corsica. She was married to WILLIAM McNUTT,
       of Porter township, and to them were born four children
       two of whom are dead, the surviving being W. G., at whose
       home she died, and JOHN F., of Wichita, Kan. Her husband
       having died, some years after she was married to MR. McKEE
       NEWCOMB, from which union two children survive, her hus-
       band and one child having died. The surviving are MRS. IDA
       PICKENS, Poland, O., and DR. P. M. NEWCOMB, Templeton, Pa.
       She also leaves one sister, MRS. DANIEL KINLEY of Day, and
       two brothers, CHAS. LOVE, of Brookville, and CORBETT LOVE
       of Corsica.
       
         MRS. NEWCOMB was almost a life-long member of the
       Presyterian church. Her funeral service was held at the
       home of her son, Rev. W. C. Ferver officiating, and the
       interment took place in Leatherwood cemetery.
       
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