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Note: Mary is listed as "May" in DAR #127681.
1904 - Sept 7 - marriage of Everitt Mack and Emma Mae Smith in Wellsboro by A. C. Shaw, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Marriage Docket 9 - license #3916:
Groom - Everitt William Mack; resides Wellsboro; clerk; age 25, son of R . L. and Josephine Mack
Bride - Emma Mae Smith; resides Wellsboro; teacher; age 24, daughter of Richard A. and Nancy Smith
1910 - April 20 - census - Wellsboro Borough - King St.:
Everitt Mack, age 30, married once, married 5 years, salesman of dry goods, he and parents b. PA
Mae, age 29, married once, married 5 years, she and parents b. PA
Richard R., age 4, b. PA
1920 - Jan. 10/12 - census - Wellsboro Borough - 15 King St.:
Everitt Mack, age 40, he and parents b. PA, merchant of dry goods
Emma Mae, age 39, she and parents b. PA
Richard R., age 14, b. PA
Neal, age 5, b. PA
1930 - census - Wellsboro Borough:
Nancy N. Smith, age 75, widow, married at age 24
Everitt Mack, son-in-law, age 50, married at age 26, no occupation listed
Mae Mack, daughter, age 49, married at age 26, no occupation listed
Neal Mack, grandson, age 15
1949 - Sept. 7 - Wed. - The Agitator - Wellsboro:
E. W. MACK DIED SATURDAY
Well Known Wellsboro Citizen Died On His Birthday.
Everitt William Mack, aged 70 years, of 51 Pearl street, Wellsboro, died suddenly on his birthday, at his cottage on Pine Creek, Saturday night, Sept. 3. He was born in Wellsboro, Sept. 3, 1879, son of Russell L. and Josephine Illick Mack. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mae Smith Mack: two sons, Richard R. Mack, of Troy, N.Y. and E. Neal Mack, of Troy, Pa. ; one brother, James B. Mack, of Bradley, ILL.; one sister, Mrs. Josephine M. Johnson, of Marion, ILL., and three grandchildren. He was a member of the F.&A.M., R. A. Chapter and the Knights Templar, and the Presbyterian church. Mr. Mack was engaged in the mercantile business in Wellsboro many years and had been employed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board since 1933, as manager of the Wellsboro store. The funeral will be held Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 2 p.m., at 51 Pearl street, Rev. Robert W. L. Mark officiating; burial in the Wellsboro cemetery.
1950 - Feb. 23 - Wed. - Wellsboro Gazette:
Mrs. E. W. Mack spent last Saturday and Sunday at the home of her son, Neal Mack and family in Troy where she and Mrs. Mabel Smart formerly of Wellsboro were honor guests at the 4th birthday party of their grandson, Freddie Mack on Saturday.
1969 - Feb. - Emma May Smith Mack was buried in the Wellsboro cemetery.
1995 - Nov. 1 - Wed. - Wellsboro Gazette - History of the Mack House on Pearl St., by Betty C. Frazier:
Tidbits - The Macks sold their home in 1961. Mrs. Mack went to live with son Neal and daughter-in-law Caroline in Troy - Neal was born in the large front bedroom and some time later it was converted into two rooms.
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