HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO) Thursday, Thursday, 26 Aug 1926, Vol 40 No. 17, pg. 1 Col 1--Mrs. Joe Proctor Dead--Mrs. Joe Proctor, formerly of this place, died at her home in McClave, Colo., on August 21, 1926, her death being rather sudden and unexpected, her malady being rheumatism, which affected her heart, and which is supposed to have been aggravated by the altitude. She had been living in Colorado but a few months, Mr. Proctor moving there last spring, where his mother and several members of the family had homesteads. Deceased was the daughter of J. H. Rediford, formerly of this place, and was born on March 20, 1900. She was married to Joseph Proctor on March 23, 1914.
She is survived by her husband and parents and little daughter, two other children dying in infancy. She also leaves three brothers and four sisters.
The body arrived over the Alton Monday and funeral services were conducted at New Hope by the Rev. Frank Pitney. Interment was made in the New Hope cemetery. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Note: I got this obituary from Kathy Cook.
Another note, is the difference birth date between the obit. and the grave stone.
Note: That daughter was Hilda Mae (Proctor) Harney
She is survived by her husband and parents and little daughter, two other children dying in infancy. She also leaves three brothers and four sisters.
The body arrived over the Alton Monday and funeral services were conducted at New Hope by the Rev. Frank Pitney. Interment was made in the New Hope cemetery. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Note: I got this obituary from Kathy Cook.
Another note, is the difference birth date between the obit. and the grave stone.
Note: That daughter was Hilda Mae (Proctor) Harney
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County MO) Thursday, Thursday, 26 Aug 1926, Vol 40 No. 17, pg. 1 Col 1--Mrs. Joe Proctor Dead--Mrs. Joe Proctor, formerly of this place, died at her home in McClave, Colo., on August 21, 1926, her death being rather sudden and unexpected, her malady being rheumatism, which affected her heart, and which is supposed to have been aggravated by the altitude. She had been living in Colorado but a few months, Mr. Proctor moving there last spring, where his mother and several members of the family had homesteads. Deceased was the daughter of J. H. Rediford, formerly of this place, and was born on March 20, 1900. She was married to Joseph Proctor on March 23, 1914.
She is survived by her husband and parents and little daughter, two other children dying in infancy. She also leaves three brothers and four sisters.
The body arrived over the Alton Monday and funeral services were conducted at New Hope by the Rev. Frank Pitney. Interment was made in the New Hope cemetery. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Note: I got this obituary from Kathy Cook.
Another note, is the difference birth date between the obit. and the grave stone.
Note: That daughter was Hilda Mae (Proctor) Harney
She is survived by her husband and parents and little daughter, two other children dying in infancy. She also leaves three brothers and four sisters.
The body arrived over the Alton Monday and funeral services were conducted at New Hope by the Rev. Frank Pitney. Interment was made in the New Hope cemetery. *transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Note: I got this obituary from Kathy Cook.
Another note, is the difference birth date between the obit. and the grave stone.
Note: That daughter was Hilda Mae (Proctor) Harney
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