Uncle Green Mayberry and wife died at Hagers Grove last Saturday morning of pneumonia. He died at 7:30 and she died at 10 o'clock. He would have been 84 years old today had he lived and she was 80 or 81 years old. They were buried last Sunday at Hagers Grove. Mr. Mayberry and wife at one time were in excellent financial circumstances, but they died very poor.
THE CARROLLTON PATRIOT, Carrollton, Illinois, Friday, Feb. 16, 1900
Green Maberry and wife died last Saturday at Hagers Grove, Missouri, and were both buried in the same coffin. Mr. Maberry was a resident of Greene County for many years, living near Woody until he moved to Missouri.
EVENING KANSAN-REPUBLICAN, Newton, Kansas, Tuesday, February 13, 1900
AN AGED COUPLE DEAD
Green Mayberry and wife died at their home in Hagers Grove, Missouri, Sunday night. They are the parents of A. J., J. C. and George Mayberry of this city, and were very aged people, Mr. Mayberry, Sr., being 83 year of age and his wife 81. Pneumonia was the cause of their death. Both died the same day, the wife following her husband in less than three hours.
Uncle Green Mayberry and wife died at Hagers Grove last Saturday morning of pneumonia. He died at 7:30 and she died at 10 o'clock. He would have been 84 years old today had he lived and she was 80 or 81 years old. They were buried last Sunday at Hagers Grove. Mr. Mayberry and wife at one time were in excellent financial circumstances, but they died very poor.
THE CARROLLTON PATRIOT, Carrollton, Illinois, Friday, Feb. 16, 1900
Green Maberry and wife died last Saturday at Hagers Grove, Missouri, and were both buried in the same coffin. Mr. Maberry was a resident of Greene County for many years, living near Woody until he moved to Missouri.
EVENING KANSAN-REPUBLICAN, Newton, Kansas, Tuesday, February 13, 1900
AN AGED COUPLE DEAD
Green Mayberry and wife died at their home in Hagers Grove, Missouri, Sunday night. They are the parents of A. J., J. C. and George Mayberry of this city, and were very aged people, Mr. Mayberry, Sr., being 83 year of age and his wife 81. Pneumonia was the cause of their death. Both died the same day, the wife following her husband in less than three hours.
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