. History of Mount Union, Shirleysburg and Shirley Township. nd was one of curupright citizens. He was a memberof the Presbyterian church and theMaiiinic order. WILUAM GRAY EWING was borna* Graysville, Huntingdon County, Pa.June 22, 1854, the son of AlexanderG., and Clarissa Ewing. He d ed inMount Union, Sept. 2, 1906. His e.^rlylife was spent assisting his fahsrin t; mercantile business principal-ly, notwithstanding the fact that hetaught Eclico.l and attended TuscaroraAcademy at Acadeniia. He came toMount Union in 1875, and in October1876 married Miss Tincie Shaver,daughter of Henry Shaver.
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. History of Mount Union, Shirleysburg and Shirley Township. nd was one of curupright citizens. He was a memberof the Presbyterian church and theMaiiinic order. WILUAM GRAY EWING was borna* Graysville, Huntingdon County, Pa.June 22, 1854, the son of AlexanderG., and Clarissa Ewing. He d ed inMount Union, Sept. 2, 1906. His e.^rlylife was spent assisting his fahsrin t; mercantile business principal-ly, notwithstanding the fact that hetaught Eclico.l and attended TuscaroraAcademy at Acadeniia. He came toMount Union in 1875, and in October1876 married Miss Tincie Shaver, daughter of Henry Shaver. Mrs. Ew-ing died .June .^ 1D07. Their surviv-ing children arc: Iva. Clcyd. Annaand Helen. Mr. Ewing was in tiemercantile business during his lifein Mount Inicn, conducting one ofthe best stores in this seetion. HerJ.^- co.:t:d considerable real es-tate in this neighborhood. He wasone of the first directors in the FirstNational Bank. He was an elder inthe Presbyterian church for manyjears, a noted Sunday school workerand a strong advocate cf temper-ance. m. DR. GEORGE C. BORST was bcrnin Huntingdon County March 9, 1854, and died in Newville, Pa., Jan. 8, 1907. He was married to HenriettaB. Rctliwell en June 2, 1877. Hischildren are: Lolita and Gertrude, who survive. He was a member cfthe IVIetliodist church, and practicedmedicine i;o:- a number of years inMount Union, coming here in 1878. LEX F. DAVIS was born at DublinMills, Fulton county, Apr. 22, 1860and died in Mount Unison Feb, 5, 1907. He was a son of Patrick Davisdeceased. For a number of years, he was Mount Tnions chief druggist.