Son of Stephen Trigg Garner and Nancy Hannah Foster Snoddy.
According to a one line obituary reportedly published in the book "Missouri Obituaries, 1880,1881,1882" and taken from the "St. Louis Christian Advocate", on April 19, 1882, it said, "Henry has been ill for several years".
So we now know he had some kind of lingering health issues that may have finally caused his death. One line obit. contributed by Sherida Riggs Childers.
According to a one line obituary reportedly published in the book "Missouri Obituaries, 1880,1881,1882" and taken from the "St. Louis Christian Advocate", on April 19, 1882, it said, "Henry has been ill for several years".
So we now know he had some kind of lingering health issues that may have finally caused his death. One line obit. contributed by Sherida Riggs Childers.
Son of Stephen Trigg Garner and Nancy Hannah Foster Snoddy.
According to a one line obituary reportedly published in the book "Missouri Obituaries, 1880,1881,1882" and taken from the "St. Louis Christian Advocate", on April 19, 1882, it said, "Henry has been ill for several years".
So we now know he had some kind of lingering health issues that may have finally caused his death. One line obit. contributed by Sherida Riggs Childers.
According to a one line obituary reportedly published in the book "Missouri Obituaries, 1880,1881,1882" and taken from the "St. Louis Christian Advocate", on April 19, 1882, it said, "Henry has been ill for several years".
So we now know he had some kind of lingering health issues that may have finally caused his death. One line obit. contributed by Sherida Riggs Childers.
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HENRY F. GARNER BORN Aug. 26, 1857
Died Mar. 5, 1882
God gave he took "He will restore
The doeth all things well"
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