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     Walter Garfield Fox was born on 21 September 1882 at Clarion County, Pennsylvania.³ He was the son of Edward L. Fox and Inez Hebe Dieffenbaugher.^1,4,2 Walter Garfield Fox married Rose Viola Morrow, daughter of Thomas Morrow and Zelmina Elvena Kelly, on 17 June 1924.^1,4 Walter Garfield Fox died on 26 September 1955 at Wellsville, Allegany County, New York, at age 73.³

     Edward L. Fox was born in January 1854 at Pennsylvania.³ He died in 1919.³

     Inez Hebe Dieffenbaugher was born in July 1860 at Pennsylvania.¹ She died in 1929 at Arizona.¹

     Jasper Umbell Sr. was born on 31 August 1840 at Pennsylvania.¹ He died on 12 September 1880 at Pennsylvania at age 40.¹

     Nancy Stuck Frazy was born in 1838 at Pennsylvania.¹

     Mary Ethel McJunkin was born on 6 May 1891 at Coody's Bluff, Nowata County, Oklahoma.¹ She was the daughter of David Grant McJunkin and Nancy Umbell.¹ Mary Ethel McJunkin died on 17 March 1900 at Coody's Bluff, Nowata County, Oklahoma, at age 8.¹

     James B. McNutt was born on 3 October 1771 at Ireland.^2,3 He came to the United States in September of 1798 in September 1798. He married Sarah "Sally" Armitage.¹ James B. McNutt died in 1841 at Brush Valley Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. He was buried at McNutt - Matter Cemetery, Brush Valley, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

     Sarah "Sally" Armitage was born in 1782 at Ireland.² She married James B. McNutt.¹ Sarah "Sally" Armitage died in 1860. She was buried at McNutt - Matter Cemetery, Brush Valley, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

     Sarah Catherine Killen was born in January 1847 at Pennsylvania.^3,2 She was the daughter of Robert Killen and Sarah Easton.⁴ Sarah Catherine Killen married Samuel Asbury McNutt, son of James McNutt Sr. and Margaret Devlin.⁵ Sarah Catherine Killen died on 18 January 1922 at New Florence, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.⁶ Her obituary read, "Mrs. Sarah Killen McNutt, aged 75, widow of Samuel McNutt, expired at the McNutt home Wednesday. Death
was due to a complication of diseases. Mrs. McNutt resided at Armagh until 1890, when she removed here. Her husband, the late Samuel McNutt, whose death occured July 16, 1919, was
a veteran of the Civil War. Mrs. McNutt was born November 8, 1857 and leaves these children; James, Edward and Russell McNutt, all of New Florence and Mrs Anna Wagner of Philadelphia. She was a sister of William Killen of Oil City, and also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Zora Hopkins and Miss Margaret Killen, both of Akron , O. She was a member of the New Florence Methodist Episcopal Church."⁶