[44-80] LOUISE ESSICK, b Nov. 27, 1849; d Apr. 16, 1920; dau Rev. Henry M. and Lydia (Rinewalt) Essick [44-32]; m Dec. 31, 1875, HON. CLINTON R. SAVIDGE, b Jan. 19, 1851; s Samuel K. and Elien (Campbell) Savidge. Attorney; Sunbury, Pa. (1921.) Children. (7):
Mr, Savidge was educated in the public schools; taught, 1865-1869; entered Princeton College, 1870; graduated A.B., 1874; read law with Hon. 8. P. Wolverton of Sunbury; admitted to bar, 1877; elected Dist. Att’y 1880-1883; Judge Northumberland Co., 1891; re-elected, 1901; Sunbury, Pa.
Lueile Savidge graduated from Johns Hopkins Training School for Nurses-in Baltimore, 1917; joined the Army Nurse Corps and entered Camp Dix, N. J., Oct., 1918; sailed, Dec. 1, 1918, for Europe, with Base Hosp. No. 71; was with different evacuating hospitals in France; first at Bordeaux, then Pau, Monpont, Mesves. On May 20, 1919, was sent to Antwerp, Belgium, arriving at Camp Hosp. No. 122. Left Antwerp Aug. 3, 1919, for U.S. A. Relieved from active military duty, Aug. 27, 1919.
Louise Essick Savidge, wife of former Judge Clinton R. Savidge, died Apr. 16, 1920, at Sunbury, Pa., of pneumonia; she was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., Nov. 27, 1849. She was a woman of brilliant intellect and was one of the community’s most accomplished women. She was president of the Iris Club, and active worker in the Civie Club, Red Cross, First Baptist Church. She was beloved and esteemed by all who came within the circle of her acquaintance. [ Newspaper clipping.]
Parents’ family: [44-32] Lydia Rinewalt and Rev. Henry M. Essick
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