Deaths in the Barnard, Missouri, Newspapers
Barnard Bulletin Newspapers Deaths in the Barnard, Missouri, Newspapers By Janet Hawley 1 Barnard Bulletin Newspapers Deaths in the Barnard, Missouri, Newspapers These abstractions are not word for word reprints of the articles. I put them in my own words to save space, but always included the names, dates and other genealogical information. I didn’t always include the person’s occupation, church affiliation, lodges, etc. The survivors are listed, but not usually their addresses or grandchildren’s names. I didn’t usually put in the place of the funeral, but always tried to put in the place of burial, if it was mentioned. There are a few newspapers that have not been microfilmed and they are on this first page. There is a tattered newspaper with the partial date, Friday, November, ???, but inside there was a Market Report from November 19, 1880 and there was an article about Governor-elect Crittenden, who took office in 1881. I could tell that Thanksgiving was past. The newspaper is in fragments; and most of it is missing, but I did find 3 deaths: Craig, Infant-We are sorry to announce the death of the babe of Mr. J.M. Craig. The funeral services occurred at Maryville on the 23 inst. Barnard Times-ca. Nov. 26, 1880. Turton, Henry-a short distance west of Stanberry, committed suicide last week by throwing himself into his stock well. Financial embarrassment supposed to have prompted the rash act. (from Stanberry Sentinel). Barnard Times-ca. Nov. 26, 1880. Baker, Alfred-(an article that has the first part missing) …brother, Alfred Baker, in the prime of his manhood, we are again reminded of our mortality and the uncertainty of life; therefore, Resolved, That in the death of Bro.
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