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Humphrey Funeral Home Records A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T Place of Funeral Cause of Date of Marital Lot # / 1 Number Name charge to ordered by death Service At Clergy Doctor death death Occupation status Religion Age Interment Sec # Birthdate Father Mother Comment Monta Vista, 2 2690 Abernathy, Wm John Wymer Colorado John Wymer Rev Clay Apendicitis 6/9/1906 Farmer Married Christian 65y 9m 17d Howell Cemetery Turpin Fur & Undertaking Co Weltmur Institute 3 3484 Adams, Daisy Nevada Mo of Nevada Mo Apoplexy 18y 0m 0d Susan E J L McComb of Wm P Adams Doolittle b 4 3460 Adams, Edmond H W J Waincott Lamar, Mo Residence Rev Senior Lamar, Mo Unknown 3/21/1916 Merchant Married 65y 6m 3d Lake Cemetery 1 / Sec H 09/18/1850 b New York Canada Adams, Margaret E H Miller of Operation for 5 3561 E Kansas City, Mo Baptist Church Kansas City Gallstones 5/19/1917 Married Baptist 56y 10m 27d Lake Cemetery 54 / Sec K 07/23/1860 Adams, Warren Stone, Van 6 2442 Perry L G Adams Springfield, Mo Mrs. Nancy Parry Rev Casper Meter Pneumonia 1/12/1904 Single 1y 0m 29d Lake Cemetery 29 / Sec B James Adams Betty E Nowlin Tom Miller of S 1/2 of 33 / b Jackson co b Jackson co 7 3603 Akers, Burta Emily John Akers John Akers Lamar, Mo Babtist Church Lamar Apoplexy 9/30/1918 Housekeeper Married 40y 8m 2d Lake Cemetery Sec L Mo Mo Akers, Emmet Van Meter of N 1/2 of 53 / 8 2502 Grayston H H Akers H H Akers Lamar, Mo Mrs. Hinlt's Davis Lamar Pneumonia 7/24/1904 0y 14m 0d Lake Cemetery Sec J Diabetes & A B Stone of obstruction of F Akers of Unknown of 9 3872 Akers, Harve C Akers, Asa Akers, Asa Lamar, twp Lamar bowels 9/1/1922 Farmer Widower 81y 5m 10d Lake Cemetery 97 / Sec K Virginia Virginia Geo Herndon & John 4.5 m S W of A B Stone of W 1/2 of 97 / 10 2802 Akers, Henry Mrs Harvey Akers Riley Lamar Residence Rev Marks Lamar Heart 10/9/1907 Housewife 56y Om 0d Lake Cemetery Sec K Whooping N 1/2 of 51 / 11 2822 Akers, Lorine H H Akers H P Akers Cherryvale, Ks H P Aker's Rev Ross cough 0y 9m 0d Lake Cemetery Sec J 3 m N & 3.5 m Van Meter & Forest Grove 12 2561 Akers, N C John Akers C R Redford E of Lamar Bethany Church Rev Edmunds Duckett Pneumonia 2/27/1905 Farmer Married Baptist Cemetery Florence G P Wolford of Forest Grove Charles Albert Moore b 13 3456 Albert, Hazel Charles Albert Richland twp Residence Lamar Typhoid fever 3/15/1916 6y 6m 26d Cemetery b Illinois Missouri A B Stone of Forest Grove 14 3044 Albert, Jacob Estate Chas Albert Boston, Mo Lamar Typhoid fever 7/28/1910 Farmer Married 62y 10m 10d Cemetery E C Sharp, Newport 15 3046 Allen, John Burial Assoc J S Winnick N E of Lamar Newport 8/9/1910 Farmer Widower 47y om 6d Cemetery Callahan (coroner) of 16 2874 Allen, Loucandia Burial Assoc J S Allen Lamar, Mo Residence Rev Morrison Lamar Suicide 7/8/1908 Housewife 57y 11m 24d Lake Cemetery 89 / Sec K 17 2551 Allen, Thomas Samuel Longhorn 5 m W of Lamar Residence Rev Crutcher Locker of Iantha Pneumonia 1/29/1905 Single 73y 0m 0d Lake Cemetery 73 / Sec K Alley, John G D Allee of Lee Summit Major Elizabeth 18 3426 Wesley L M Alley Lee Alley Lamar, Mo Lamar 1/6/1916 Retired farmer 74y 0m 24d Cemetery 12/12/1839 Henderson Perdue G D Allee of Lee Summit Wm Stephen 19 3416 Alley, Julia Ann M L Alley M L Alley Lamar, Mo Residence Lamar Pneumonia 12/28/1915 Housewife Married 63y 10m 15d Cemetery 02/15/1852 b Virginia Unknow A B Stone of 20 3098 Allison, Viola Mae Lamar, Mo Residence Lamar 7/24/1911 Housewife Married 32y 10m 3d Lake Cemetery 59 / Sec J G D Allee of 21 2797 Anabel Mrs Harry Earp Lamar, Mo Residence Rev Ross Lamar 9/5/1907 Widow Congregational 57y 23m 0d Lake Cemetery 7 / Sec H No last name Mary A Anderson, Helen O A Stark N 1/2 of 65 / Oliver Stark b Wagaman b 22 3564 June O A Stark Lamar, Mo residence 6/5/1917 Married 19y 3m 1d Lake Cemetery Sec L 03/04/1898 West Virginia Missouri Colorado Springs, Rev Criss 23 2739 Anderson, J K Mrs Alf Anderson Colorado M E Church Martin Heart 11/27/1906 Housewife Married Methodest 77y 2m 7d Lake Cemetery 27 / Sec E Anderson, Joseph J J Chandliss, S 1/2 of 93 / 24 3338 I Estate Jame Hall Golden City twp Residence Kenoma Paralysis 12/24/1914 Retired Farmer Married 67y 8m 19d Lake Cemetery Sec L John C Anderson of Anderson, Mary T F Miller of S 1/2 of 72 / Henry co Flora Hodson 25 3733 Ione John Anderson John Anderson Lamar, Mo Residence Lamar 12/21/1919 2y 9m 14d Lake Cemetery Sec L Illinois of Missouri G D Allee of Cancer of W 1/2 of 3/ 26 2997 Anderson, Minnie Cal Anderson Cal Anderson Lamar, Mo Residence Rev Peyton Lamar Bowels 2/7/1910 Housewife Married Christian 44y 3m 6d Lake Cemetery Sec L Materials copied from BCHS documents with the permission of Bob Douglas in June of 2009 and prepared in this format by Bruce Robertson 7/12/2021 Page 1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T Place of Funeral Cause of Date of Marital Lot # / 1 Number Name charge to ordered by death Service At Clergy Doctor death death Occupation status Religion Age Interment Sec # Birthdate Father Mother Comment Andress, infant Stone & Chandler 27 2775 son Chas Andress Chas Andress McComb 6/9/1907 0y 0m 0d East Cemetery Andress A B Stone of Wife of N B 28 2921 Andress, Zoa A Burial Assoc Sherman Andress 2 m S of Lamar Residence Rev Marks Lamar Lungs 3/4/1909 Housewife Babtist 63y 8m 13d Nigh Cemetery Andress Humphrey Bro G D Allee of Membrannis 29 2752 Andrews, Paul A Burial Assc Lamar, Mo Residence Rev Mark Lamar Croup 2/12/1907 3y 0m 12d Lake Cemetery 91 / Sec K Angter, Josephine Geish of Liberal, Senile Pittsburg, Ks 30 3022 Miss R L Baldwin R L Baldwin Liberal, Mo Mo disability 4/15/1910 Single Catholic 83y 9m 4d Cemetery Pappelwell of Cancer of Sheldon 31 3802 Arbaugh, John Mrs John Argbaugh Wm Arbaugh Irwin, Mo Irwin Church Irwin Stomach 4/10/1921 Mechanic Married 75y 0m 0d Cemetery Streptococcus Moses Robert Thompson A J Mynatt of Infection from Sheldon Benington Amy Cook of 32 3833 Arbaugh, Sarah Robert L Thompson Lamar, Mo residence Lamar leg injury 12/21/1921 Housewife Widow 69y 2m 9d Cemetery Cook Shelby co Ohio Burks of Lebanon Illinois ? Arft of 33 3828 Arft, Herman L A Arft L A Arft Kenoma, Mo Lew Arft residence Kenoma Apoplexy 11/9/1921 Carpenter Single 66y 0m 0d Cemetery Germany Pickwick Hotel at S 1/2 of 48 / 34 2481 Arlington, Harry H Estate F D W Arnold Lamar Baptist Church Rev Heather Allee of Lamar Heart 5/24/1904 Hotel clerk Single Baptist 26y 7m 0d Lake Cemetery Sec J 3.5 m N W of A B Stone of W 1/2 of 97 / 35 2799 Armentrout, Earl Morris Armentrout Morris Armentrout Lamar Residence Lamar Drowned 9/10/1907 3y 6m 0d Lake Cemetery Sec K Pickwick Hotel at Pickwick Hotel at Van Meter & Railroad 36 2470 Arnold, Harry L F D W Arnold F D W Arnold Lamar Lamar Rev Crutcher Allie of Lamar accident 4/10/1904 Painter Single 40y 0m 0d Lake Cemetery 75 / Sec K Senile 37 2483 Ash, Hanna Mrs Eli Shopf Newport, Mo Dill of Newport Disability 5/31/1904 Single 85y 0m 0d Dade County Bet G D Allee of Wm Ashby b Anna Fletcher 38 3535 Ashby, Cordelia Wm Ashby Wm Ashby Lamar, Mo M E Church Lamar Sarcoma 3/1/1917 School girl 14y 9m 19d Lake Cemetery 21 / Sec J 5/12/1902 Kentucky b Missouri Rebecca A B Stone of Edwardsville Stephen Vandergrift b 39 3389 Atkins, Calvin Estate W A Carroll Richland twp Edwardsville, Ks Lamar Paralysis 7/31/1915 Farmer Married 62y 6m 8d Cemetery 01/23/1853 Atkins b Tenn Tenn M L McCoy of 40 3799 Austin, Margaret Tom Austin Tom Austin Bartlesville, Ok Oakton, Mo Bartlesville Pneumonia 12/22/1920 Housewife Widow 69y 0m 0d Oakton Cemetery Thomas B Oakton M E G D Allee of Austin b Mary Myers b 41 3495 Austin, Thomas B T C Austin T C Austin Lamar twp Church Rev Bishop Lamar 8/25/1916 Farmer Married 70y 6m 2d Oakton Cemetery 02/23/1844 Tennessee Kentucky Ayaers,(Ayers) Thos Ayaers MG Roberts Morehead 42 2496 Lawrence (Ayers) Thos Ayaers (Ayers) Bushnell, Mo Bushnell & Dill of Milford Brain 7/7/1904 3y 10m 19d Cemetery No stone w/her name in G D Allee of Morehead Morehead, 43 3330 Ayers, Anna Miss Thos Ayers Thos Ayers Central twp Residence Lamar Consumption 12/12/1918 School teacher Single 20y 7m 29d Cemetery closest date is Ayers, Elmer A J Mynatt of Dunnegan, Mo 44 3615 Lester John W Ayers John W Ayers Central twp Dunnegan Lamar Typhoid fever 11/15/1918 Farmer Single 20y 10m 19d Cemetery Ayers, Eustice W T Furgeson Name may also 45 2512 Mrs Gardner Tanner Carl Junction, Mo M E Church of Jasper Married Methodist 68y 5m 25d Lake Cemetery 9 / Sec C be Mary Thomas W Ayers & Moorehead was Chas Wood & Moorehead actually spelled 46 2684 Ayers, Sally Mrs Frank Lane Lamar, Mo Morehead Chapel Rev St Clair M G Roberts Lungs 4/27/1906 Housewife Married Methodist 42y 3m 7d Cemetery with 1 & 2 O's Tom Ayres & W L Griffin of Consumption Morehead 47 2765 Ayers, Cora Miss Charles Wood Chas Woods Bushnell, Mo Morehead Chapel Lamar & Dropsy 3/19/1907 Single Methodist 18y 0m 0d Cemetery A J Mynatt of Blow on head Coal miner & Moorehead Richard Ellen Parcel of 48 3844 Badger, A E Barton county Wm O McAdow Newport, Mo Moorehead Chapel Lamar w/crutch 2/25/1922 farmer Married 53y 3m 16d Cemetery Badger of Ohio Ohio O A Phipps of 49 3147 Baggs infant son C E Baggs C E Baggs Sheldon Mo 6/16/1912 0y 0m 0d 3hrs Lake Cemetery 114 / Sec L Boone of 50 2594 Baggs, infant Charley Baggs H A Leker 6 m N W of Lamar Residence Sheldon 0y 0m 0d Lake Cemetery 81 / Sec G Charley Baggs Phipps of 51 3099 Baggs, infant Chas E Baggs Union twp Residence Sheldon .07/24/1911 0y 0m 1d Lake Cemetery 114 / Sec I Chas E Baggs Materials copied from BCHS documents with the permission of Bob Douglas in June of 2009 and prepared in this format by Bruce Robertson 7/12/2021 Page 2
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