WARFORD, Nancy C. b 9-7-1844 d 8-13-1918 w Patrick *Howard County Cemetery Records, by Louise Coutts and Karen Boggs.*
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO)
Friday, 16 August, 1918, Vol 32, No 18--MRS. CATHERINE WARFORD DEAD--Mrs. Catherine Warford, widow of the late P. W. (Paddy) Warford, died at the county farm, where she was taken three weeks ago, on Tuesday, August 13th, from paralysis, from which she had suffered for the past few years. Mrs. Warford, whose maiden name was Maxfield, was born in Kentucky on Sept. 13, 1844, and was therefore in her 74th year. She came to Missouri with her parents when quite young and in her early womanhood was married to Pinkney Patterson, who has been dead many years. They were the parents of one child, Mrs. Pinkney Warford, who survives. She was again married in about 1862 to Mr. Warford. They were the parents of seven children, all of whom survive, viz: Mrs. Alice Lowse, J. W. Warford, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, John P. Warford, Miller L. Warford, Mrs. Nancy Tucker and A. L. Warford. Funeral services were held by Eld. Wm. Kelso Wednesday at New Hope, where interment was made. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO)
Friday, 16 August, 1918, Vol 32, No 18--MRS. CATHERINE WARFORD DEAD--Mrs. Catherine Warford, widow of the late P. W. (Paddy) Warford, died at the county farm, where she was taken three weeks ago, on Tuesday, August 13th, from paralysis, from which she had suffered for the past few years. Mrs. Warford, whose maiden name was Maxfield, was born in Kentucky on Sept. 13, 1844, and was therefore in her 74th year. She came to Missouri with her parents when quite young and in her early womanhood was married to Pinkney Patterson, who has been dead many years. They were the parents of one child, Mrs. Pinkney Warford, who survives. She was again married in about 1862 to Mr. Warford. They were the parents of seven children, all of whom survive, viz: Mrs. Alice Lowse, J. W. Warford, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, John P. Warford, Miller L. Warford, Mrs. Nancy Tucker and A. L. Warford. Funeral services were held by Eld. Wm. Kelso Wednesday at New Hope, where interment was made. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
WARFORD, Nancy C. b 9-7-1844 d 8-13-1918 w Patrick *Howard County Cemetery Records, by Louise Coutts and Karen Boggs.*
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO)
Friday, 16 August, 1918, Vol 32, No 18--MRS. CATHERINE WARFORD DEAD--Mrs. Catherine Warford, widow of the late P. W. (Paddy) Warford, died at the county farm, where she was taken three weeks ago, on Tuesday, August 13th, from paralysis, from which she had suffered for the past few years. Mrs. Warford, whose maiden name was Maxfield, was born in Kentucky on Sept. 13, 1844, and was therefore in her 74th year. She came to Missouri with her parents when quite young and in her early womanhood was married to Pinkney Patterson, who has been dead many years. They were the parents of one child, Mrs. Pinkney Warford, who survives. She was again married in about 1862 to Mr. Warford. They were the parents of seven children, all of whom survive, viz: Mrs. Alice Lowse, J. W. Warford, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, John P. Warford, Miller L. Warford, Mrs. Nancy Tucker and A. L. Warford. Funeral services were held by Eld. Wm. Kelso Wednesday at New Hope, where interment was made. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO)
Friday, 16 August, 1918, Vol 32, No 18--MRS. CATHERINE WARFORD DEAD--Mrs. Catherine Warford, widow of the late P. W. (Paddy) Warford, died at the county farm, where she was taken three weeks ago, on Tuesday, August 13th, from paralysis, from which she had suffered for the past few years. Mrs. Warford, whose maiden name was Maxfield, was born in Kentucky on Sept. 13, 1844, and was therefore in her 74th year. She came to Missouri with her parents when quite young and in her early womanhood was married to Pinkney Patterson, who has been dead many years. They were the parents of one child, Mrs. Pinkney Warford, who survives. She was again married in about 1862 to Mr. Warford. They were the parents of seven children, all of whom survive, viz: Mrs. Alice Lowse, J. W. Warford, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, John P. Warford, Miller L. Warford, Mrs. Nancy Tucker and A. L. Warford. Funeral services were held by Eld. Wm. Kelso Wednesday at New Hope, where interment was made. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
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