"Little Jimmie Byrd, youngest son of Paul Byrd, of Chillicothe, was drowned in Shoal creek near that city, Wednesday afternoon of last week where he had gone in company with his older brothers. While in bathing with his brothers he ventured too far into the stream." Chariton Courier, July 7, 1893
From the obituary of his mother, Catherine Gibbs Byrd:
"Survivors are two sons, G. A. Byrd and Roy Byrd; a daughter, Grace Byrd of the home; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One daughter, Lena, and two sons, Jimmy and Paul J. Byrd, preceded her in death." The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, January 18, 1946
From the obituary of his mother, Catherine Gibbs Byrd:
"Survivors are two sons, G. A. Byrd and Roy Byrd; a daughter, Grace Byrd of the home; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One daughter, Lena, and two sons, Jimmy and Paul J. Byrd, preceded her in death." The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, January 18, 1946
"Little Jimmie Byrd, youngest son of Paul Byrd, of Chillicothe, was drowned in Shoal creek near that city, Wednesday afternoon of last week where he had gone in company with his older brothers. While in bathing with his brothers he ventured too far into the stream." Chariton Courier, July 7, 1893
From the obituary of his mother, Catherine Gibbs Byrd:
"Survivors are two sons, G. A. Byrd and Roy Byrd; a daughter, Grace Byrd of the home; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One daughter, Lena, and two sons, Jimmy and Paul J. Byrd, preceded her in death." The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, January 18, 1946
From the obituary of his mother, Catherine Gibbs Byrd:
"Survivors are two sons, G. A. Byrd and Roy Byrd; a daughter, Grace Byrd of the home; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One daughter, Lena, and two sons, Jimmy and Paul J. Byrd, preceded her in death." The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, January 18, 1946
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