[Obit] Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Brethren church, for Mrs. Louisa Frances Barklow, 75, who died last Thursday at her ranch home near Norway, Rev. F.H.Barr officiated. Mrs. Barklow, a resident of Coos county since 1872, has been troubled with rheumatism for the past year, but was seriously only since Monday.
She was born in Sacramento county, Calif. Mov.18,1866, as was Louisa Frances Randleman. She lived on the ranch where she died since 1906. Mrs. Barklow saw much of Coos county development from wild, unsettled country. Friends report she was a true pioneer wife, mother and neighbor, taking care of the sick and the dead in her community when need arose.
Four of her eight children who survive are: Walter Barklow, Coquille; Erwin barklow, Corvallis; Mrs. Roy Robison, Norway; and Mrs. J.C.Keller, Norway. A sister, Mrs. Dora Smead, lives at Bear Creek. Her husband, James H. Barklow, died in 1933. 14 great-grandchildren survive. (Myrtle Point Herald, Feb.12,1942)
She was born in Sacramento county, Calif. Mov.18,1866, as was Louisa Frances Randleman. She lived on the ranch where she died since 1906. Mrs. Barklow saw much of Coos county development from wild, unsettled country. Friends report she was a true pioneer wife, mother and neighbor, taking care of the sick and the dead in her community when need arose.
Four of her eight children who survive are: Walter Barklow, Coquille; Erwin barklow, Corvallis; Mrs. Roy Robison, Norway; and Mrs. J.C.Keller, Norway. A sister, Mrs. Dora Smead, lives at Bear Creek. Her husband, James H. Barklow, died in 1933. 14 great-grandchildren survive. (Myrtle Point Herald, Feb.12,1942)
[Obit] Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Brethren church, for Mrs. Louisa Frances Barklow, 75, who died last Thursday at her ranch home near Norway, Rev. F.H.Barr officiated. Mrs. Barklow, a resident of Coos county since 1872, has been troubled with rheumatism for the past year, but was seriously only since Monday.
She was born in Sacramento county, Calif. Mov.18,1866, as was Louisa Frances Randleman. She lived on the ranch where she died since 1906. Mrs. Barklow saw much of Coos county development from wild, unsettled country. Friends report she was a true pioneer wife, mother and neighbor, taking care of the sick and the dead in her community when need arose.
Four of her eight children who survive are: Walter Barklow, Coquille; Erwin barklow, Corvallis; Mrs. Roy Robison, Norway; and Mrs. J.C.Keller, Norway. A sister, Mrs. Dora Smead, lives at Bear Creek. Her husband, James H. Barklow, died in 1933. 14 great-grandchildren survive. (Myrtle Point Herald, Feb.12,1942)
She was born in Sacramento county, Calif. Mov.18,1866, as was Louisa Frances Randleman. She lived on the ranch where she died since 1906. Mrs. Barklow saw much of Coos county development from wild, unsettled country. Friends report she was a true pioneer wife, mother and neighbor, taking care of the sick and the dead in her community when need arose.
Four of her eight children who survive are: Walter Barklow, Coquille; Erwin barklow, Corvallis; Mrs. Roy Robison, Norway; and Mrs. J.C.Keller, Norway. A sister, Mrs. Dora Smead, lives at Bear Creek. Her husband, James H. Barklow, died in 1933. 14 great-grandchildren survive. (Myrtle Point Herald, Feb.12,1942)
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