1880 Missouri census, Monroe County
William E Chambliss Self M 44 South Carolina
Lou J Chambliss Wife F 43 Georgia
William J Chambliss Son M 20 Alabama
Alex J Chambliss Son M 17 Alabama
Florence M Chambliss Daughter F 3 Missouri
Charles H Chambliss Son M 9 Kentucky
Loula R Chambliss Daughter F 15 Mississippi
Mollie H Chambliss Daughter F 12 Mississippi
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The sad news came yesterday informing us of the death of Rev. W. E. Chambliss, Tuesday morning at Salisbury, of blood poison. The remains will arrive today for burial. Deceased, years ago, was pastor of the Baptist congregation of this city and enjoyed the love of all. Truly a good man has gone.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 6, 1887
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Died
Rev. W.E. Chambliss, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city, died at his home in Salisbury Tuesday afternoon. He had been a sufferer for several months; his disease finally resulting in blood poisoning, which caused his death. He was buried at Shelbyville, his old home, Wednesday afternoon.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
April 8, 1887
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Mrs. W. E. Chambliss and her two sons William and Alexander, accompanied the remains of the lamented pastor, husband and father from Salisbury to Shelbina arriving on Wednesday.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 13, 1887
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THE TOMB
Died—At Salisbury, Mo., at the residence of Maj. Joseph Finks, April 5, Rev. W. E. Chambliss, father of the editor of the Higginsville Advance, aged 54 years. The Rev. Mr. Chambliss is spoken of in the very highest terms by all who knew him.
Lexington Intelligencer
Lexington, Missouri
April 16, 1887
William E Chambliss Self M 44 South Carolina
Lou J Chambliss Wife F 43 Georgia
William J Chambliss Son M 20 Alabama
Alex J Chambliss Son M 17 Alabama
Florence M Chambliss Daughter F 3 Missouri
Charles H Chambliss Son M 9 Kentucky
Loula R Chambliss Daughter F 15 Mississippi
Mollie H Chambliss Daughter F 12 Mississippi
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The sad news came yesterday informing us of the death of Rev. W. E. Chambliss, Tuesday morning at Salisbury, of blood poison. The remains will arrive today for burial. Deceased, years ago, was pastor of the Baptist congregation of this city and enjoyed the love of all. Truly a good man has gone.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 6, 1887
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Died
Rev. W.E. Chambliss, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city, died at his home in Salisbury Tuesday afternoon. He had been a sufferer for several months; his disease finally resulting in blood poisoning, which caused his death. He was buried at Shelbyville, his old home, Wednesday afternoon.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
April 8, 1887
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Mrs. W. E. Chambliss and her two sons William and Alexander, accompanied the remains of the lamented pastor, husband and father from Salisbury to Shelbina arriving on Wednesday.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 13, 1887
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THE TOMB
Died—At Salisbury, Mo., at the residence of Maj. Joseph Finks, April 5, Rev. W. E. Chambliss, father of the editor of the Higginsville Advance, aged 54 years. The Rev. Mr. Chambliss is spoken of in the very highest terms by all who knew him.
Lexington Intelligencer
Lexington, Missouri
April 16, 1887
1880 Missouri census, Monroe County
William E Chambliss Self M 44 South Carolina
Lou J Chambliss Wife F 43 Georgia
William J Chambliss Son M 20 Alabama
Alex J Chambliss Son M 17 Alabama
Florence M Chambliss Daughter F 3 Missouri
Charles H Chambliss Son M 9 Kentucky
Loula R Chambliss Daughter F 15 Mississippi
Mollie H Chambliss Daughter F 12 Mississippi
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The sad news came yesterday informing us of the death of Rev. W. E. Chambliss, Tuesday morning at Salisbury, of blood poison. The remains will arrive today for burial. Deceased, years ago, was pastor of the Baptist congregation of this city and enjoyed the love of all. Truly a good man has gone.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 6, 1887
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Died
Rev. W.E. Chambliss, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city, died at his home in Salisbury Tuesday afternoon. He had been a sufferer for several months; his disease finally resulting in blood poisoning, which caused his death. He was buried at Shelbyville, his old home, Wednesday afternoon.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
April 8, 1887
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Mrs. W. E. Chambliss and her two sons William and Alexander, accompanied the remains of the lamented pastor, husband and father from Salisbury to Shelbina arriving on Wednesday.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 13, 1887
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THE TOMB
Died—At Salisbury, Mo., at the residence of Maj. Joseph Finks, April 5, Rev. W. E. Chambliss, father of the editor of the Higginsville Advance, aged 54 years. The Rev. Mr. Chambliss is spoken of in the very highest terms by all who knew him.
Lexington Intelligencer
Lexington, Missouri
April 16, 1887
William E Chambliss Self M 44 South Carolina
Lou J Chambliss Wife F 43 Georgia
William J Chambliss Son M 20 Alabama
Alex J Chambliss Son M 17 Alabama
Florence M Chambliss Daughter F 3 Missouri
Charles H Chambliss Son M 9 Kentucky
Loula R Chambliss Daughter F 15 Mississippi
Mollie H Chambliss Daughter F 12 Mississippi
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The sad news came yesterday informing us of the death of Rev. W. E. Chambliss, Tuesday morning at Salisbury, of blood poison. The remains will arrive today for burial. Deceased, years ago, was pastor of the Baptist congregation of this city and enjoyed the love of all. Truly a good man has gone.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 6, 1887
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Died
Rev. W.E. Chambliss, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city, died at his home in Salisbury Tuesday afternoon. He had been a sufferer for several months; his disease finally resulting in blood poisoning, which caused his death. He was buried at Shelbyville, his old home, Wednesday afternoon.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
April 8, 1887
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Mrs. W. E. Chambliss and her two sons William and Alexander, accompanied the remains of the lamented pastor, husband and father from Salisbury to Shelbina arriving on Wednesday.
Shelbina Democrat
Shelbina, Missouri
April 13, 1887
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THE TOMB
Died—At Salisbury, Mo., at the residence of Maj. Joseph Finks, April 5, Rev. W. E. Chambliss, father of the editor of the Higginsville Advance, aged 54 years. The Rev. Mr. Chambliss is spoken of in the very highest terms by all who knew him.
Lexington Intelligencer
Lexington, Missouri
April 16, 1887
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