Washington Observer-Reporter Feb 4, 1975
Naomi Linton Sargent, 94, of 700 Bower Hill road, Pittsburgh formerly of Washington, died Sunday, February 2, 1975 at 1:30 p.m. in the Methodist Home, Mr. Lebanon.
She was the daughter of Mahlon and Elizabeth Cleaver Linton, and spent most of her life in Washington.
She was a graduate of Washington Female Seminary and was a founder of the Washington YMCA.
She was a member of the Southminster Presbyterian Church and was the oldest living past president of the Pennsylvania State Medical Auxiliary.
Surviving are a brother-in-law, Morris G. Taylor of Hamilton, Ohio; a sister-in-law, Lulu Sargent of Beallsville; two newphews, Dr. Jess Pennington of Edgewood, William Stroud of Greensburg; five nieces, Mrs. William C. Booth, Greensburg; Mrs. Graydon Smith of Bethel Park, Mrs. Vlad Dupre of Bethesda, Md., Mrs. Tyson Beazly of Hamilton, Ohio, Mrs. Samuel Van Emmon of the state of California; 21 grandnieces and nephews.
Her husband, Dr. Laurrie D. Sargent, is deceased.
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Parents:
Mahlon Linton (1844 - 1916)
Elizabeth Joy Cleaver Linton (1848 - 1948)
Spouse:
Laurrie Dodd Sargent (1878 - 1951)*
Siblings:
Laurena Linton Stroud (1872 - 1956)*
Gertrude Linton Pennington (1877 - 1950)*
Naomi Amelia Linton Sargent (1880 - 1975)
*Calculated relationship
