Isaac McKinney IRWIN

                   Occupation: Lawyer, Justice of the Peace.
Home address: Hollidaysburg, PA. I have viewed the headstone.
Mentioned in the 1870 census as 3 years old.
Buried with his parents.

1900 - lived in Hollidaysburg
1910 - living in Green, Harrison, Ohio, if this is the same person?? Looks like a second marriage for both. This Isaac M. Irwin was a Drayman of his own team.  (NOT OURS)
1920 -
8 Aug 1924 - passenger on the Berengaria, from South Hampton to New York.  Appeared that he was alone.
1925 - sailed on the Minnekahda from Bologne to New York
1928 - sailed on the Adriatic from Liverpool to New York
1930- living with his sister Jane and her husband.
1931 - sailed on the Munargo from New york to New York

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957about Isaac M Irwin
Name:	Isaac M Irwin
Arrival Date:	8 Aug 1924
Birth Year:	1867
Birth Location:	Pennsylvania
Birth Location Other:	Hollidaysburg
Age:	57
Gender:	Male
Port of Departure:	Southampton
Port of Arrival:	New York, New York
Ship Name:	Berengaria

Jan 22 1935  Tyrone Daily Herald (Tyrone, PA)
SQUIRE I. McK. Irwin died at Mercy Hospital Sunday
Isaac McKinney Irwin, Hollidaysburg lawyer, justice of the peace, lodgeman and Churchman, died at the Mercy hospital at 10:30 o'clock Sunday night. Death is attributed to complication which followed injuries received in an automobile accident in which the car of the deceased attornsy figured at Yellow Springs on Nov 30, last. In that accident, a collision with a truck, Mr. Iriwn was thrown from his car and suffered from a head wound and nervous shock.
Mr. Irwin was a member of the Presbyterian church and served in the office of deacon. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity as well as the I.O.O.F. being a member of Wanita lodge, No. 1142, and for years its secretary. Mr. Irwin was a devotee to outdoor life and was a traveler of note, the latter including a numberof trips abroad.
Surviving Mr. Irwin are two children, Martha G., and RObert C., of Washington, PA; a brother, Dr. Robert C. Irwin, and a sister, Mrs. Perry M. Morre, both of Hollidaysburg, and two nieces, Mrs. Karl W. Angstrom, of Pittsburgh and Miss Elizabeth Elverson of New Brighton.
In his church activities Mr. Irwin was secretary-treasurer of the Sunday school and was head usher  for many years.
In his fraternal affiliations, he was secretary of the Portage lodge of Masons and was a member of Jaffa shrine and of the masonic consistory.
Funeral services will be conducted Wed in the First Presbyterian church in Hollidaysburg. Interment in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Homer I. Smith was his executor.