MULBERRY, ARK., JAN 11, 1932 -- Funeral service for A.W. Bailey, 85 years old, widely known retired farmer who died Monday noon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ransom Lett, following an illness of several weeks, will be conducted from the Lett residence at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J.A. Bourland, Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will be in New cemetery with arrangements in charge of the Dickerson Funeral home.
Born in Butler county, Pennsylvania, March 2, 1846, Mr. Bailey moved with his parents, to Iowa when he was a boy. On Oct. 10, 1863, he enlisted in the Union army and was in active service in the Civil war for two years, attached to Company D of the Ninth Iowa Cavalry.
After the war he married Miss Laura Roe at Crawfordsville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved from Iowa to Kansas and then to Missouri, coming to the Mulberry community in 1887. Mrs. Bailey died in 1921.
Born in Butler county, Pennsylvania, March 2, 1846, Mr. Bailey moved with his parents, to Iowa when he was a boy. On Oct. 10, 1863, he enlisted in the Union army and was in active service in the Civil war for two years, attached to Company D of the Ninth Iowa Cavalry.
After the war he married Miss Laura Roe at Crawfordsville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved from Iowa to Kansas and then to Missouri, coming to the Mulberry community in 1887. Mrs. Bailey died in 1921.
MULBERRY, ARK., JAN 11, 1932 -- Funeral service for A.W. Bailey, 85 years old, widely known retired farmer who died Monday noon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ransom Lett, following an illness of several weeks, will be conducted from the Lett residence at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J.A. Bourland, Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will be in New cemetery with arrangements in charge of the Dickerson Funeral home.
Born in Butler county, Pennsylvania, March 2, 1846, Mr. Bailey moved with his parents, to Iowa when he was a boy. On Oct. 10, 1863, he enlisted in the Union army and was in active service in the Civil war for two years, attached to Company D of the Ninth Iowa Cavalry.
After the war he married Miss Laura Roe at Crawfordsville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved from Iowa to Kansas and then to Missouri, coming to the Mulberry community in 1887. Mrs. Bailey died in 1921.
Born in Butler county, Pennsylvania, March 2, 1846, Mr. Bailey moved with his parents, to Iowa when he was a boy. On Oct. 10, 1863, he enlisted in the Union army and was in active service in the Civil war for two years, attached to Company D of the Ninth Iowa Cavalry.
After the war he married Miss Laura Roe at Crawfordsville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved from Iowa to Kansas and then to Missouri, coming to the Mulberry community in 1887. Mrs. Bailey died in 1921.
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Sleep on Dear Father. Take thy rest.
It was God who called you.
He thought it best.
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