BAGNELL, William, contractor, lumberman; born in the Province of Quebec, Canada, April 14, 1843; son of Captain William and Amelia Bagnell; educated in public schools of Toronto, Canada; came to the United States in 1864 and has ever since been located in St. Louis, being engaged as a contractor in railroad construction work under the firm name of Bagnell Brothers; since 1889 President of the Bagnell Timber Company, Vice President of Missouri-Lincoln Trust Company.
Contributor: Ward Clemence White (47177094) •
This unusual three-sided obelisk is in memory of the Bagnell brothers, natives of Canada, who were all engaged in the building of railroads in the Southwest. Bagnell, Missouri, is named after him. Bagnell Dam on the Osage River, which created the Lake of the Ozarks recreational area, took it's name from the town.
Contributor: Ward Clemence White (47177094) •
This unusual three-sided obelisk is in memory of the Bagnell brothers, natives of Canada, who were all engaged in the building of railroads in the Southwest. Bagnell, Missouri, is named after him. Bagnell Dam on the Osage River, which created the Lake of the Ozarks recreational area, took it's name from the town.
BAGNELL, William, contractor, lumberman; born in the Province of Quebec, Canada, April 14, 1843; son of Captain William and Amelia Bagnell; educated in public schools of Toronto, Canada; came to the United States in 1864 and has ever since been located in St. Louis, being engaged as a contractor in railroad construction work under the firm name of Bagnell Brothers; since 1889 President of the Bagnell Timber Company, Vice President of Missouri-Lincoln Trust Company.
Contributor: Ward Clemence White (47177094) •
This unusual three-sided obelisk is in memory of the Bagnell brothers, natives of Canada, who were all engaged in the building of railroads in the Southwest. Bagnell, Missouri, is named after him. Bagnell Dam on the Osage River, which created the Lake of the Ozarks recreational area, took it's name from the town.
Contributor: Ward Clemence White (47177094) •
This unusual three-sided obelisk is in memory of the Bagnell brothers, natives of Canada, who were all engaged in the building of railroads in the Southwest. Bagnell, Missouri, is named after him. Bagnell Dam on the Osage River, which created the Lake of the Ozarks recreational area, took it's name from the town.
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