Robert McClung

Robert McClung was a Civil War veteran and served in the 5th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (204th Volunteers) as a private from Sept. 1, 1864 to June 30, 1865.
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---From the "20th century history of Butler and Butler County, Pa., and respresentative citizens" pg 111--- The commissioners who qualified on the 1st of January, 1903, were James L. Patterson, Robert McClung, and Greer McCandless. The appointments made by the board at their first meeting were as follows: E. L. Ralston, attorney for the term of three years, at an annual salary of $400; J. C. Kiskaddou was reappointed clerk at a salary of $800 per year; E. A. McPherson, janitor of the courthouse; Dr. L. R. Hazlett, jail Physician, and Miss Laura B. McClung and Mary J. Patterson, transcribing clerks.

Dr. A. M. Neyman was reappointed physician of the County Home, and the salary increased to $400 per year; Joseph Graham was reappointed superintendent, Mrs. Graham, matron, and ]\Iiss Mary Graham, assistant matron. S. ^I. Wright was appointed engineer.

In January, 1904, Dr. L. R. Hazlett was appointed physician to the County Home at a salary of $400 per year ; Howard Graham was appointed farmer at a salary of $25 per month; Jennie Wilson, laundress at a salary of $5 per week ; Sadie English, cook, at a salary of $1 per day ; and S. M. Wright was continued as engineer. Dr. . W. B. Clark was appointed jail physician, and Miss McGlung and Miss Patterson were continued as transcribing clerks in the commissioners' office.

On the 2nd of January, 1905, the commissioners in the minutes of their meeting noted the death of Robert McClung, one of their members. On the 14tli of the month Jolm T. Kelly was appointed to fill the vacancy.