Funeral to Be Held Friday
Frank L Brooks, 711 South Clark street, died this morning at 8:20 o'clock at Wabash Hospital after an illness of three weeks.
Mr. Brooks was born near Renick January 25, 1873 and lived in Randolph County practically all his life He was a member of the First Baptist Church and of the following Masonic bodies. Blue Lodge, Chapter Knights Templar Eastern Star, Consistory. and Shrine. He was an employee of the
Wabash Railroad Shops for 12 years.
He is survived by his widow; one foster-daughter, Mrs. Juanita Crump, Kansas City; three grandchildren; five brothers, L, E.- Brooks, Kansas City, and C. F., R. E, J. R. and C. S. Brooks, all of Moberly; four sisters, Mrs. C. R Stevens, Beaumont, Tex. Mrs. A W. Lingo, Temple,Tex, Mrs. R C Pigg, Oklahoma City, Okla. and Mrs. P. C. Vestal, Kirksville. One child died in infancy.
The body was taken to the Brooks residence, where it will remain until 'the funeral hour. Funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Snow Funeral Home by Dr. Allen Duncan.pastor of the Coates Street Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
Monitor Index and Democrat, Moberly, MO
Sept. 9, 1936
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Frank was the third son and fifth child out of eleven children born to Joseph Benjamin BROOKS and Mary Frances EVERHART.
He is on the 1880 Census with his parents in Prairie Twp., Randolph Co., Missouri
24 OCT 1893 at age 20 he married Elmer N. HAWTHORN in Bell Co., Texas.
Frank and Elmer had 1 daughter that I know of:
1. Mattie Maud BROOKS was born 24 JAN 1895 and died age 1 year 9 months, 28 SEP 1896 in Temple, Bell Co., Texas.
Frank and Elmer were on the 1900 Census in Temple Ward 3, Bell Co., Texas. Frank, age 27, was a "Fireman".
On the 1910 and 1920 Census they were living in Prairie, Randolph Co., Missouri. Frank, age 37 & 47 was a "Farmer - general farming".
In 1920 eighteen year-old Jannita HAWTORN (a niece) was living with them. Mrs. Junita KRUMP was the informant on Elmer's death certificate in 1936. Elmer, a widow, had been living with her for 2 months at 319 E. 43rd, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri. I'm wondering if these aren't the same woman.
In 1930 Frank and Elmer are on the Census living at 711 S. Clark Street, Moberly, South Sugar Creek, Randolph Co., Missouri. Frank age 57 was working as a "car man" at the "railroad shops".
9 SEP 1936 Frank was living at 511 South Clark, Moberly. According to his death certificate he had lived there 15 years. He was working at the Wabash R.R. Shops up until 3 weeks before he died. Frank died from "Right renal calculus / Pyelitis" age 63.
He was buried in Oakland Cem. on September 11th.
Snow Funeral Home, Moberly, MO.
Funeral to Be Held Friday
Frank L Brooks, 711 South Clark street, died this morning at 8:20 o'clock at Wabash Hospital after an illness of three weeks.
Mr. Brooks was born near Renick January 25, 1873 and lived in Randolph County practically all his life He was a member of the First Baptist Church and of the following Masonic bodies. Blue Lodge, Chapter Knights Templar Eastern Star, Consistory. and Shrine. He was an employee of the
Wabash Railroad Shops for 12 years.
He is survived by his widow; one foster-daughter, Mrs. Juanita Crump, Kansas City; three grandchildren; five brothers, L, E.- Brooks, Kansas City, and C. F., R. E, J. R. and C. S. Brooks, all of Moberly; four sisters, Mrs. C. R Stevens, Beaumont, Tex. Mrs. A W. Lingo, Temple,Tex, Mrs. R C Pigg, Oklahoma City, Okla. and Mrs. P. C. Vestal, Kirksville. One child died in infancy.
The body was taken to the Brooks residence, where it will remain until 'the funeral hour. Funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Snow Funeral Home by Dr. Allen Duncan.pastor of the Coates Street Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
Monitor Index and Democrat, Moberly, MO
Sept. 9, 1936
page 4
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Frank was the third son and fifth child out of eleven children born to Joseph Benjamin BROOKS and Mary Frances EVERHART.
He is on the 1880 Census with his parents in Prairie Twp., Randolph Co., Missouri
24 OCT 1893 at age 20 he married Elmer N. HAWTHORN in Bell Co., Texas.
Frank and Elmer had 1 daughter that I know of:
1. Mattie Maud BROOKS was born 24 JAN 1895 and died age 1 year 9 months, 28 SEP 1896 in Temple, Bell Co., Texas.
Frank and Elmer were on the 1900 Census in Temple Ward 3, Bell Co., Texas. Frank, age 27, was a "Fireman".
On the 1910 and 1920 Census they were living in Prairie, Randolph Co., Missouri. Frank, age 37 & 47 was a "Farmer - general farming".
In 1920 eighteen year-old Jannita HAWTORN (a niece) was living with them. Mrs. Junita KRUMP was the informant on Elmer's death certificate in 1936. Elmer, a widow, had been living with her for 2 months at 319 E. 43rd, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri. I'm wondering if these aren't the same woman.
In 1930 Frank and Elmer are on the Census living at 711 S. Clark Street, Moberly, South Sugar Creek, Randolph Co., Missouri. Frank age 57 was working as a "car man" at the "railroad shops".
9 SEP 1936 Frank was living at 511 South Clark, Moberly. According to his death certificate he had lived there 15 years. He was working at the Wabash R.R. Shops up until 3 weeks before he died. Frank died from "Right renal calculus / Pyelitis" age 63.
He was buried in Oakland Cem. on September 11th.
Snow Funeral Home, Moberly, MO.
Family Members
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Martha Elizabeth "Lizzie" Brooks Lingo
1865–1949
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James Robert "Jim / J.R." Brooks
1867–1949
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Harriet Jo "Hattie" Brooks Pigg
1869–1956
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William R Brooks
1870–1874
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Maude B. Brooks Stevens Scott Vestal
1875–1954
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Charles Forrest "Charley" Brooks
1879–1937
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Linnes Edgar Brooks
1880–1950
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Myrtle May Brooks Stevens
1881–1962
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Clarence Selby Brooks
1883–1953
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Roy Erwin Brooks
1886–1978
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