Blackwelder Family Genealogy Notes - Arslanmb.org

Koontz and was born on April 4, 1877 in the Alma section. His entire life was spent in Page
County where he took a great deal of interest in all civic affairs. On December 23, 1896 he
married Miss Bertie Shuler who preceded him in death on September 8, 1934. The surviving
children are: Ivan Koontz, Mrs. Harry (Betty) Long of Luray, Mrs. Russell (Alva) Martin of
Unionville and Mrs. Walter (Iva Mae) Koontz of Elkton. Deceased children are: Isaac Newton
and Jacob Daniel Koontz and an infant daughter. He leaves two sisters: Mrs. Amos (Bessie)
Shuler who made her home with him and Mrs. Edgar (Lelia) Hite of Luray. A brother,
Fred Koontz of Alma is deceased. Interment in the Mt. Zion Cemetery.
Louderback, I. N. (#41767)
The Stanley community was distressed on Saturday to learn of the death of one of its prominent
and highly esteemed residents. I. N. Louderback, 56, who passed away early Saturday morning
(09 Mar 1946) at the Rockingham Memorial Hospital following an illness of several
months. He had been a hospital patient for several weeks. He was a well known insurance
man and a devout member of the Stanley Baptist Church. He was also active in the Masonic
Lodge No. 184 of Stanley and a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He was always
interested in civic enterprises and served as Town Councilman for a number of terms. A
son of the late Isaac Newton and Eliza Walton Louderback, he was born at Grove Hill on
September 14, 1889. He attended the county schools and was a graduate of Dunsmore Business
College, Staunton, Va. When a young man, he married Miss Rosalie Elizabeth Manor,
who survives with three children: I. N. Louderback Jr. of Luray, Charles Louderback of Stanley
and Miss Phyllis Mae Louderback of Front Royal. He also leaves three brothers: C. E.
Louderback and Wilmer Louderback of Shenandoah, Benjamin F. Louderback of Baltimore
and a sister, Mrs. J. W. (Ollie) Frazier of Shenandoah. Funeral services on Tuesday from the
Stanley Baptist Church with his pastor Rev. E. E. Sumpter in charge. Interment took place at
Evergreen Cemetery in Luray with the Masonic Order taking charge at the grave. Active pallbearers
were: Claude D. Foltz, R. D. Koontz, Robert D. Huffman, Melvin Keyser, Ralph
Foltz, John Foll, Joe Campbell and Harry Long. Honorary pallbearers were: E. L. Huffman,
E. J. Shuler, C. C. Graves, Isaac N. Long, Shirley Kiblinger, E. L. Knight, M. J. Dunlap, Edward
Long and C. C. Louderback.
Louderback, Minnie Campbell (#41729/2)
age 75 yrs. of Luray died Wednesday (18 May 1966) at her home. Born 01 Jul 1890 d/o the late
David & Elizabeth Bradley Burner. She was a member of the Leaksville Christian Church.
She was married twice. Her 1st husband, David B. Campbell died in 1952 & her 2nd husband,
Charles H. Louderback died in 1965. Survived by a son, Earl R. Campbell of Luray. 2
grandchildren & 3 great grandchildren. Burial in Leaksville Cemetery.
Moore, Robert Hume (#61B22/1)
age 65 yrs. of Perryville, Arkansas died 27 Nov 1960 at his home. Born 30 Sep 1895 in Shenandoah
s/o the late J. H. & Mary Rosina Moore of Shenandoah . Wife, Lottie Moore of Perryville.
Son, Robert F. Moore of Fayette, IN. Daughter, Mrs. Paul (Helen) Coffman of Tucson,
AZ. 5 grandchildren. Sisters, Nellie Lauck of Martinsburg, WV. & Mrs. John L. (Annette)
Crouch of Shenandoah. Burial at Morrilton, Arkansas.
Nauman, Charles Oakley (#6C114/3)