David Watson Mock
1852 - 1916 (64 years)-
Name David Watson Mock Birth 24 Feb 1852 St Clair, Bedford, PA 
Gender Male Death 6 Dec 1916 Roaring Spring, Blair, PA Burial Roaring Spring, Blair, PA - Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery
Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania
Person ID I15397 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 4 Feb 2022
Family Sarah L. Drollinger, b. 18 Dec 1858, TaylorTwp, Blair County, PA d. 5 Aug 1942, Duncansville, Blair, PA (Age 83 years) Marriage 18 Dec 1877 Roaring Spring, Blair, PA Children + 1. Fannie Mock, b. 27 Nov 1878, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 10 Apr 1936, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 57 years)2. Effie C. Mock, b. 17 Feb 1880, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 26 May 1915, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 35 years)3. Esther Elizabeth "Lizzie" Mock, b. 15 Nov 1881, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 15 Apr 1953, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 71 years)4. Mary Edna Mock, b. 22 Sep 1884, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 16 Jun 1972, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 87 years)5. Hugh Emmett Mock, b. 26 Apr 1889, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 20 Mar 1961, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 71 years)6. Jessie Florence Mock, b. 11 Aug 1893, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 19 Mar 1965, Duncansville, Blair, PA (Age 71 years)7. Robert Watson Mock, b. 30 Nov 1897, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 6 May 1939, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 41 years)8. Mildred Pearl Mock, b. 17 Nov 1899, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 25 Dec 1969, Altoona, Blair, PA (Age 70 years)9. Charles D. Mock, b. 26 Aug 1902, Imlertown, Bedford, PA d. 12 Feb 1905, Roaring Spring, Blair, PA (Age 2 years)Family ID F5145 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Feb 2019
- Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery
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Birth - 24 Feb 1852 - St Clair, Bedford, PA 
Marriage - 18 Dec 1877 - Roaring Spring, Blair, PA Death - 6 Dec 1916 - Roaring Spring, Blair, PA Burial - - Roaring Spring, Blair, PA = Link to Google Earth
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Headstones 
Greenlawn Cemetery
Roaring Spring, Blair, PA
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Notes - DAVID WATSON MOCK Our Roaring Spring correspondent sends the following: David Watson Mock, one of Roaring Spring's respected citizens, died at his late home at Water Street at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening, after a lingering illness due to heart disease. He was a son of Hughey and Esther Mock and was born in St. Clairsville, Bedford county, February 24, 1852. In December 1877 he was united in marriage with Sara L. Drollinger, of Cessna. A short time later they established their new home in Imlertown, Bedford county, where he lived with his family until fourteen years ago, when he with them became residents of Roaring Spring. For thirty-five years Mr. Mock was a teacher in the public schools of Bedford county. After arriving in Roaring Spring he accepted a position in the blank book factory where he was employed until he was elected to serve the town as burgess, which office he creditably filled for four years. He next became local agent for the Adams Express company, serving in that capacity at the time of his death. Mr. Mock was a faithful and earnest member of the Lutheran church, having joined the Messiah Lutheran church of Bedford township thirty- nine years ago. Besides being a zealous worker for the cause of right, he was always ready to lend aid to any progressive movement as well as champion the cause of better education facilities for this town. He was the father of eight children, one of whom, Mrs. Effie Simpson, preceded him to the eternal kingdom two years ago; the following with his wife survive: Mrs. Fannie Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth Kurtz, Mrs. Mary Vaughn, Robert and Emment [Emmett], all of Roaring Spring, and Misses Pearl and Jessie, at home. Nine grandchildren survive, also three brothers and two sisters, viz: Hezekiah and George, of Imlertown; Luther, of Buffalo Mills; Mrs. Hannah Kauffman, of St. Clairsville, and Mrs. Sara E. Anderson, of Detroit, Mich. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev. H. E. Berkey at the home on Water Street at 2 p.m. today. Interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Thursday Morning, December 7, 1916
- DAVID WATSON MOCK Our Roaring Spring correspondent sends the following: David Watson Mock, one of Roaring Spring's respected citizens, died at his late home at Water Street at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening, after a lingering illness due to heart disease. He was a son of Hughey and Esther Mock and was born in St. Clairsville, Bedford county, February 24, 1852. In December 1877 he was united in marriage with Sara L. Drollinger, of Cessna. A short time later they established their new home in Imlertown, Bedford county, where he lived with his family until fourteen years ago, when he with them became residents of Roaring Spring. For thirty-five years Mr. Mock was a teacher in the public schools of Bedford county. After arriving in Roaring Spring he accepted a position in the blank book factory where he was employed until he was elected to serve the town as burgess, which office he creditably filled for four years. He next became local agent for the Adams Express company, serving in that capacity at the time of his death. Mr. Mock was a faithful and earnest member of the Lutheran church, having joined the Messiah Lutheran church of Bedford township thirty- nine years ago. Besides being a zealous worker for the cause of right, he was always ready to lend aid to any progressive movement as well as champion the cause of better education facilities for this town. He was the father of eight children, one of whom, Mrs. Effie Simpson, preceded him to the eternal kingdom two years ago; the following with his wife survive: Mrs. Fannie Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth Kurtz, Mrs. Mary Vaughn, Robert and Emment [Emmett], all of Roaring Spring, and Misses Pearl and Jessie, at home. Nine grandchildren survive, also three brothers and two sisters, viz: Hezekiah and George, of Imlertown; Luther, of Buffalo Mills; Mrs. Hannah Kauffman, of St. Clairsville, and Mrs. Sara E. Anderson, of Detroit, Mich. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev. H. E. Berkey at the home on Water Street at 2 p.m. today. Interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Thursday Morning, December 7, 1916