Spouse: William SHREEVE-159029. Viola RUNYON and William SHREEVE were married.

Spouse: Elizabeth BOWLBY-135246. Elizabeth BOWLBY and William RUNYON were married in 1822.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Dorothy COUGHNOURE-142833. Dorothy COUGHNOURE and Joseph RUPE were married. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Augustus C. FORD-161478. Naomi RUPEL and Augustus C. FORD were married. Children were: Hugh Victor FORD-161477.

Spouse: (Wife of RUPERT) ETTERS-119340. (Wife of RUPERT) ETTERS and (Husband of (ETTERS) RUPERT were married. Children were: (Husband of WATKINS) RUPERT-119338.

Spouse: (Wife of RUPERT) WATKINS-119337. (Wife of RUPERT) WATKINS and (Husband of WATKINS) RUPERT were married.

Spouse: George DICKISON-72055. (Wife of DICKISON, George) RUPERT and George DICKISON were married.

Spouse: G. L. MCELWAIN-72054. (Wife of McELWAIN, G. L.) RUPERT and G. L. MCELWAIN were married.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

National DAR #382765 Parents: John Howard RUPERT-149894 and Lillie Grove ENYEART-149893.

Obituary:
Carey RUPERT of Juniata, died at 6 pm yesterday, in the Altoona Hospital. He was born August 18, 1889, in Huntingdon Co. a son of George and Annie (Davis) RUPERT.Surviving are his wife Mrs. Marjorie (Winter) RUPERT of Hopewell; four sons and two daughters. Kenneth of Mill Hall; Dale, Robert and Marion of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Lucille SMITH of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Mrs Geraldine BECKER of Altoona. Fifteen Grandchildren and Seven Great Grandchildren and a brother Oscar of Huntingdon. Mr RUPERT also known as "Tasty" was the first Salesman for the Tasty-Kake Co. in this area and retired as a Crane Operator in the Juniata Shops in 1954.
He was a member of the Stone Church of the Brethren in Huntingdon.
Friends will be received in the Mauk and Yates Funeral Home, Juniata, from noon to 10 pm, tomorrow and after 10 am Monday.

He was a salesman for Tasty Kakes.²³⁶⁶ Tasty was buried in Grandview Cem., Altoona, Blair Co., PA.²³⁶⁶ Parents: George Washington RUPERT-48 and Anna "Annie" DAVIS-36.

Spouse: Marjorie WINTER-72265. Marjorie WINTER and Carey Martin "Tasty" RUPERT were married on 8 March 1913 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., MD. Children were: Logan George RUPERT-72266, Kenneth C. RUPERT-72267, Lucille/Lucile/Lucilla B. RUPERT-72268, Geraldine M. RUPERT-72269, Dale Alfred RUPERT-72270, Living, Living.

Spouse: Joseph DUNMIRE-103591. Carrie Beatrice RUPERT and Joseph DUNMIRE were married. Children were: Florence Irene DUNMIRE-103590.

Spouse: Lillian Hager JOHNSON-72285. Lillian Hager JOHNSON and Dale Alfred RUPERT were married. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Walter ROGERS-72318. Eleanor RUPERT and Walter ROGERS were married.

Spouse: George SHADE-79125. Ferne RUPERT and George SHADE were married. Children were: Edward Willis SHADE-79124.

Spouse: M. Lena HETRICK-72264. M. Lena HETRICK and G. Edgar "Ed" RUPERT were married in June 1920 in Abbey Reformed Church, Huntingdon Co., PA.²³⁶⁶ Children were: Gaynelle RUPERT-72319.

Spouse: Robert FERRY-72320. Gaynelle RUPERT and Robert FERRY were married. Children were: Living, Living.

Huntingdon County Genealogy Project Obituary Board
RUPERT, George
Posted By: Karen Rupert Reed
Date: November 4 2003
Obituary
George Washington RUPERT b. 22 Feb 1864, Huntingdon, PA
The Daily New Era, Huntingdon, PA
November 8, 1915 NO. 297 Page 1
Speeding Train Kills Huntingdon Man Who Tried to Cross Track
George RUPERT, Pennsy Workman, Was Wheeling Ashes Across Track at Warrior Ridge When TraIn 34 Hits Him
Victim's Wife is Cousin of Governor BRUMBAUGH
George C. RUPERT [ed. Note: correct George Washington RUPERT], 1109 Washington Street was instantly killed at (.?...) this morning by Train No 34 (.)bound while attempting to wheel a barrow load of cinders over the track in front of the oncoming train. He was struck and hurled 60 feet through the air. When picked up, he was dead and badly mutilated.
RUPERT with James C. DICKSON, were working in cinder pit No. 8. He had gone to work at 6:30, leaving home for his work on the Petersburg Branch train. Soon after he had cleaned up one engine and with DICKSON was engaged in wheeling off the cinders. No. 34 was late, and it is believed either that RUPERT failed to (.) the approaching train or thought he could cross the track before it arrived. In any event, the fast flying train struck him, hurling him to his death.
After the accident RUPERT's body was picked up and brought to Huntingdon on Train 46, where it was taken in charge by Brown Brothers.
George W. RUPERT was a highly esteemed and respected resident of this city. He was a son of Samuel and Elizabeth (QAERRY) RUPERT. Deceased and was born in Henderson Township, February 22, 1864. He is aged (..) days. He was a farmer by occupation, and lived on a farm in Henderson township until 1904 when he so moved to Huntingdon, where he was employed by the H. & B. T. M. rail road for a short time. He then embarked in the grocery business and conducted a store in Washington Street, until three years ago, when he sold his store and went to work for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. On September, 1887, at Huntingdon he was united in marriage to Miss Anna DAVIS of Marklesburg, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. W. J. Swigart of the Church of the Brethern. Mrs. RUPERT is a first cousin of Governor BRUMBAUGH. Surviving to mourn his loss are his wife and five children. Carey and Oscar, both residents of this city and Cloyd, Maude and Edgar at home. Two sisters, Mrs. G. L. McELWAIN of (...) Union, and Mrs. George DICKISON, of Mill Creek, and a brother, David RUPERT, of Altoona, also survive. The deceased was a consistent member of the Church of the Brethren for many years. Funeral services will be held at his late (.) (.) Washington Street Wed (.) 1:30 o'clock the (..gart [probably Rev. SWIGART]) officiating (.dman cemetery in .[probably Goodman Cemetery, Henderson Twp.]).

He was member of the Church of the Brethren. Parents: Samuel E. RUPERT-59892 and Elizabeth Jane QUARRY-59893.

Spouse: Anna "Annie" DAVIS-36. Anna "Annie" DAVIS and George Washington RUPERT obtained a marriage license on 27 September 1887 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., PA. License #471. Certificate by W. J. Swigart.
They were married on 29 September 1887 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., PA. They were married by Rev. W. J. Swigart of the Church of the Brethren Children were: H. Cloyd RUPERT-72058, Carey Martin "Tasty" RUPERT-72056, Maude RUPERT-72059, Oscar George RUPERT-72057, G. Edgar "Ed" RUPERT-72060.

Spouse: Charles J. BECKER-72274. Geraldine M. RUPERT and Charles J. BECKER were married. Children were: Raymond BECKER-72283, Allan BECKER-72284.

Spouse: Margaret Elizabeth TROSTLE-10401. Margaret Elizabeth TROSTLE and Harry RUPERT were married. Children were: Doris RUPERT-36030.

Spouse: Billy Dean DAUGHERTY-161744. Helen Mae RUPERT and Billy Dean DAUGHERTY were married on 31 December 1946. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Laura GARVER-19453. Laura GARVER and J. Lee RUPERT were married.

Spouse: Abram Rothrock SWIGART-72651. Jane RUPERT and Abram Rothrock SWIGART were married on 4 October 1870. Children were: John Rupert SWIGART-72653, Marian Allen SWIGART-72658, Dr. Samuel Wakefield SWIGART-72664.

Spouse: Katharine/Catharine FOUST/FAUST-78481. Katharine/Catharine FOUST/FAUST and Johan/Adam RUPERT Sr. were married. Children were: Samuel E. RUPERT-59892, Johan/Adam RUPERT/RUPART Jr.-85081.

Spouse: Lillie Grove ENYEART-149893. Lillie Grove ENYEART and John Howard RUPERT were married on 10 February 1892. Children were: Beatrice Enyeart RUPERT-149895.

Spouse: Leota Fern CARR-161784. Leota Fern CARR and John R. RUPERT were married. Children were: Helen Mae RUPERT-161782.