Wife of John F. Beaird; married 1899.
The Roanoke Leader issue for Weds, Sep 25, 1901, obituary:
HAPPY LAND News
Mrs. J.F. Beaird died last Thursday and on the following day her remains were laid to rest at Milltown. She had been sick about eighteen months. A husband and one child survive her. She had been a member of the Missionary Baptist church several years and many sorrowing friends will testify to the nobility of her christian character.
"At rest"
The Roanoke Leader issue for Weds, Sep 25, 1901, obituary:
HAPPY LAND News
Mrs. J.F. Beaird died last Thursday and on the following day her remains were laid to rest at Milltown. She had been sick about eighteen months. A husband and one child survive her. She had been a member of the Missionary Baptist church several years and many sorrowing friends will testify to the nobility of her christian character.
"At rest"
Wife of John F. Beaird; married 1899.
The Roanoke Leader issue for Weds, Sep 25, 1901, obituary:
HAPPY LAND News
Mrs. J.F. Beaird died last Thursday and on the following day her remains were laid to rest at Milltown. She had been sick about eighteen months. A husband and one child survive her. She had been a member of the Missionary Baptist church several years and many sorrowing friends will testify to the nobility of her christian character.
"At rest"
The Roanoke Leader issue for Weds, Sep 25, 1901, obituary:
HAPPY LAND News
Mrs. J.F. Beaird died last Thursday and on the following day her remains were laid to rest at Milltown. She had been sick about eighteen months. A husband and one child survive her. She had been a member of the Missionary Baptist church several years and many sorrowing friends will testify to the nobility of her christian character.
"At rest"
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