1900 Census, Cabin Run, Mineral Co., WV: Fleek, Elizabeth head, Nov 1824, 75, wd, 7/7 WV, WV, WV farmer Anna C daughter, June 1849, 50, S WV, WV, WV Susan M daughter, May 1859, 41, S WV, WV, WV Jackson nephew, Aug 1840, 59, wd WV, WV, WV 1910 Census, Cabin Run, Mineral Co., WV: Roll: 1690 Part: 2 Page: 1B Fleek, Elizabeth A head, 85, Wd, 7/5 WV, WV, WV own income Anne C daughter, 60, S WV, WV, WV Susan M daughter, 50, S WV, WV, WV laborer, general farm Jackson boarder, 70, Wd WV, WV, WV laborer, general farm Dec 6, 1912, Keyser Tribune: IN MEMORIAM Silently the moon's gentle beams creep over hill and vale. All nature seems to be in calm repose in quiet eventide, yet there's a sadness pervading all. there are aching hearts that the moonlight cannot turn to reverie, nor the sunlight cheer. There's a vacant chair, a tender voice that cannot be replaced; home is home no longer; mother is not there. The dearest treasure heaven lends to earth is with us no more. Death, without pity, comes into our midst unawares and takes the last golden link that binds our hearts and home together. It seems hard to bear such a life; only a broken dream; only a passing smile, overshadowed with sorrow and disappointment. On the 17 inst. the death angel visited the home of Mrs Elizabeth Fleek and claimed her as his victim, aged 88 years and 6 days. She is survived by five children, two sons and three daughters, John Fleek of Cabin Run; Henry Fleek, of Keyser; Misses Annie and Susie Fleek, of Cabin Run and Mrs Maggie Haines of Hampshire. Also one brother, Rev Samuel Umstot, of Mineral County, and two sisters in the West. Her husband, one son and one daughter having preceded her to the great beyond. Years ago she united with the M E church, South, of which she ever after remained a zealous and consistent member, thereby setting an example worthy OF imitation by each one of her children and relatives. She was one of the most loveable and motherly women we have ever had the pleasure of meeting. She was especially loved by the children of the neighborhood, whom she always loved to be with, telling and admonishing them to be good and to try and walk in the footsteps of the godly. Oh, that every boy and girl throughout the length and breadth of our great country could have such a mother as she has been, crime and prisons would be unknown and in their stead love, respect and harmony would reign supreme. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community. Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev Oliver, after which the remains were laid to rest by the side of her husband in the family graveyard in the presence of a large concourse of friends. The pall bearers were John and Henry Fleek, Charlie, Newton, Isaac, Wright and Albert Umstot The treasures of earth must fail, It's riches and honor and glory decay, But the riches of love that are mine, Even death cannot take them away. C W