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Fannie Snowberger Grubb
30 Nov 1849 – 25 Jul 1920
| Birth | 30 Nov 1849 |
| Death | 25 Jul 1920 |
| Cemetery | Cherry Lane Brethren Cemetery Monroe Township , Bedford County , Pennsylvania , USA |
| Added by | Kat on 04 Feb 2006 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13219100 |
Bio
Daughter of Andrew Eshelman and Rosanna Postetter (Snider) Snowberger ∼ OBITUARY AND BIO RESEARCH PROVIDED BY AMANDA SMITH Martinsburg Herald, Handwritten date of August 6, 1920 MRS. FANNIE AMICK A shadow of gloom was cast over our community Sunday, July 25, when the sad tidings were received that Mrs. Fannie Amick, of West Providence township, had passed away early in the morning. Mrs. Amick was apparently in as good health as usual, going about her morning chores, having gone to the cellar to put away her milk where she was found shortly afterward. Death was due to heart failure. If success in this world is measured by service to others, surely our departed friend and mother has attained success. Her life has been a continual round of loving service to family, neighbors and friends. Never too busy to lend a hand, never too tired to do more. Mrs. Amick has passed away, but her words cheer, her kindly deeds and her life of humble devotion shall live in the hearts of those who knew her. Mrs. Fannie Grubb Amick was born in Snake Spring township November 30, 1849, and was aged 70 years, 7 months and 25 days. She was a daughter of Andrew and Rosy Snowberger, deceased, and was twice married. First to Himas Grubb, who died in 1897; later to John Amick, who preceded her to the grave nine years ago. Left to mourn their loss are one sister, Mrs. Jacob Snyder, of Everett, and the following sons: Andrew Grubb, of New Enterprise; Henry Grubb, of Loysburg, and Ira Grubb of Martinsburg. She is also survived by eleven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Amick united with the Church of the Brethren early in life and has always been a faithful and consistent laborer in the vineyard of her Lord. Funeral services were held in the Cherry Lane church Wednesday morning following conducted by Elder M. R. Brumbaugh, assisted by Elders John Bennett and Herman Guyer. Interment was made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Dearest mother, thou hast left us Here thy loss we deeply feel, But 'tis God that hath bereft us He can all our sorrows heal. -- Contributed.
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Family
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Siblings
- Elder John Snyder Snowberger 1825–1895
- Jacob Snowberger 1826–1835
- Nancy Snyder Snowberger Dilling 1828–1899
- PVT David Snowberger 1830–1863
- Elder Joseph Snyder Snowberger 1832–1901
- Rosanna Snyder Snoeberger Ritchey 1839–1914
- Mary "Polly" Snowberger Ritchey Snyder 1840–1922
- Andrew Snyder Snowberger 1842–1903
- Sarah Snowberger Ritchey 1845–1911
- Susan Snowberger Grove 1847–1906
- Leanna Snowberger Sollenberger 1854–1918
Children
- Andrew Snowberger "Tex" Grubb 1871–1948 FaG
- Mary Jane Grubb 1873–1895 FaG
- Henry Marshall Grubb 1874–1949 FaG
- Ira Curtis Grubb 1876–1938 FaG
- Stella Amanda Grubb 1893–1895 FaG
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