widowed, son of Samuel Arnold and Margaret Wilson, husband of Arminda Byrn
d. cert 26967
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THOMAS SANFORD ARNOLD is the son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold. He was born at old Brushey Mill one and one-half miles from his present home September 3, 1858. He now lives three-fourths of a mile northeast of Union school.
Mr. Arnold was married to Arminda Byrn February 21, 1889. Their children are Vernie Dawson, age twenty; Bryan Floyd, fourteen; and Richard Dale, twelve.
Samuel Arnold was born in Howard County, Mo. January 7, 1821. Margaret Wilson, a native of Virginia was born December 7, 1822. They were married in Schuyler County May 5, 1840. Mrs. Arnold died February 20, 1879 and Samuel Arnold July 13, 1901. Six of his sons are now living.
Arminda Byrn was the daughter of David Crockett and Martha F Byrn old settlers of Independence township. She was born October 5, 1868. She is a member of the Christian church.
Mr. Arnold has an excellent farm of two hundred acres and is a successful general farmer and stock raiser. He is the possessor of an antique violin of great age which he prizes highly. It was formerly owned during the civil war by Bert Hayward of Kirksville, MO.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 259-60 (1910)
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Thomas Sanford Arnold, son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold, was born on a farm east of Greentop, Mo., September 3, 1858. Departed this life at the home of his son Bryan Arnold in Greentop, July 15, 1939.
He was united in marriage with Miss Arminda Byrn, February 21, 1889, who preceded him in death February 11, 1930.
To this union three sons were born, all of whom survive, Vernie of Downing, Mo., Bryan of Greentop, and Dale of LaPlata, Mo. He is also survived by five grand children, and two brothers, J. N. Arnold of Lanagan, Mo., and G. W. Arnold of Fristoe, Mo.
Mr. Arnold and his family lived for many years on a farm in the Coffey vicinity, but twenty years ago they sold the farm and moved to Greentop. Here Mr. Arnold retired and the boys opened up what was for many years known as the Arnold Garage, now known as the Peterson Chevrolet Co.
After moving to Greentop, Mr. Arnold united with the Christian church, Mrs. Arnold having been a member of the Coffey church, here under the ministry of Bro. McClees, Bro. Arnold was converted, and lived a consisted Christian life. He was soon elected as deacon and served faithfully in that capacity as long as health would permit. He was also a highly respected member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges.
Mr. Arnold was a successful farmer, a good citizen, a true and faithful husband and father, a trustworthy friend, a Christian gentleman. He will be greatly missed from the church, the home and the community. But our loss is his eternal gain.
Funeral services were held in the Greentop Christian church Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Perley M. Lind of Queen City. Interment in the Greentop cemetery.
d. cert 26967
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THOMAS SANFORD ARNOLD is the son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold. He was born at old Brushey Mill one and one-half miles from his present home September 3, 1858. He now lives three-fourths of a mile northeast of Union school.
Mr. Arnold was married to Arminda Byrn February 21, 1889. Their children are Vernie Dawson, age twenty; Bryan Floyd, fourteen; and Richard Dale, twelve.
Samuel Arnold was born in Howard County, Mo. January 7, 1821. Margaret Wilson, a native of Virginia was born December 7, 1822. They were married in Schuyler County May 5, 1840. Mrs. Arnold died February 20, 1879 and Samuel Arnold July 13, 1901. Six of his sons are now living.
Arminda Byrn was the daughter of David Crockett and Martha F Byrn old settlers of Independence township. She was born October 5, 1868. She is a member of the Christian church.
Mr. Arnold has an excellent farm of two hundred acres and is a successful general farmer and stock raiser. He is the possessor of an antique violin of great age which he prizes highly. It was formerly owned during the civil war by Bert Hayward of Kirksville, MO.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 259-60 (1910)
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Thomas Sanford Arnold, son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold, was born on a farm east of Greentop, Mo., September 3, 1858. Departed this life at the home of his son Bryan Arnold in Greentop, July 15, 1939.
He was united in marriage with Miss Arminda Byrn, February 21, 1889, who preceded him in death February 11, 1930.
To this union three sons were born, all of whom survive, Vernie of Downing, Mo., Bryan of Greentop, and Dale of LaPlata, Mo. He is also survived by five grand children, and two brothers, J. N. Arnold of Lanagan, Mo., and G. W. Arnold of Fristoe, Mo.
Mr. Arnold and his family lived for many years on a farm in the Coffey vicinity, but twenty years ago they sold the farm and moved to Greentop. Here Mr. Arnold retired and the boys opened up what was for many years known as the Arnold Garage, now known as the Peterson Chevrolet Co.
After moving to Greentop, Mr. Arnold united with the Christian church, Mrs. Arnold having been a member of the Coffey church, here under the ministry of Bro. McClees, Bro. Arnold was converted, and lived a consisted Christian life. He was soon elected as deacon and served faithfully in that capacity as long as health would permit. He was also a highly respected member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges.
Mr. Arnold was a successful farmer, a good citizen, a true and faithful husband and father, a trustworthy friend, a Christian gentleman. He will be greatly missed from the church, the home and the community. But our loss is his eternal gain.
Funeral services were held in the Greentop Christian church Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Perley M. Lind of Queen City. Interment in the Greentop cemetery.
widowed, son of Samuel Arnold and Margaret Wilson, husband of Arminda Byrn
d. cert 26967
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THOMAS SANFORD ARNOLD is the son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold. He was born at old Brushey Mill one and one-half miles from his present home September 3, 1858. He now lives three-fourths of a mile northeast of Union school.
Mr. Arnold was married to Arminda Byrn February 21, 1889. Their children are Vernie Dawson, age twenty; Bryan Floyd, fourteen; and Richard Dale, twelve.
Samuel Arnold was born in Howard County, Mo. January 7, 1821. Margaret Wilson, a native of Virginia was born December 7, 1822. They were married in Schuyler County May 5, 1840. Mrs. Arnold died February 20, 1879 and Samuel Arnold July 13, 1901. Six of his sons are now living.
Arminda Byrn was the daughter of David Crockett and Martha F Byrn old settlers of Independence township. She was born October 5, 1868. She is a member of the Christian church.
Mr. Arnold has an excellent farm of two hundred acres and is a successful general farmer and stock raiser. He is the possessor of an antique violin of great age which he prizes highly. It was formerly owned during the civil war by Bert Hayward of Kirksville, MO.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 259-60 (1910)
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Thomas Sanford Arnold, son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold, was born on a farm east of Greentop, Mo., September 3, 1858. Departed this life at the home of his son Bryan Arnold in Greentop, July 15, 1939.
He was united in marriage with Miss Arminda Byrn, February 21, 1889, who preceded him in death February 11, 1930.
To this union three sons were born, all of whom survive, Vernie of Downing, Mo., Bryan of Greentop, and Dale of LaPlata, Mo. He is also survived by five grand children, and two brothers, J. N. Arnold of Lanagan, Mo., and G. W. Arnold of Fristoe, Mo.
Mr. Arnold and his family lived for many years on a farm in the Coffey vicinity, but twenty years ago they sold the farm and moved to Greentop. Here Mr. Arnold retired and the boys opened up what was for many years known as the Arnold Garage, now known as the Peterson Chevrolet Co.
After moving to Greentop, Mr. Arnold united with the Christian church, Mrs. Arnold having been a member of the Coffey church, here under the ministry of Bro. McClees, Bro. Arnold was converted, and lived a consisted Christian life. He was soon elected as deacon and served faithfully in that capacity as long as health would permit. He was also a highly respected member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges.
Mr. Arnold was a successful farmer, a good citizen, a true and faithful husband and father, a trustworthy friend, a Christian gentleman. He will be greatly missed from the church, the home and the community. But our loss is his eternal gain.
Funeral services were held in the Greentop Christian church Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Perley M. Lind of Queen City. Interment in the Greentop cemetery.
d. cert 26967
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THOMAS SANFORD ARNOLD is the son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold. He was born at old Brushey Mill one and one-half miles from his present home September 3, 1858. He now lives three-fourths of a mile northeast of Union school.
Mr. Arnold was married to Arminda Byrn February 21, 1889. Their children are Vernie Dawson, age twenty; Bryan Floyd, fourteen; and Richard Dale, twelve.
Samuel Arnold was born in Howard County, Mo. January 7, 1821. Margaret Wilson, a native of Virginia was born December 7, 1822. They were married in Schuyler County May 5, 1840. Mrs. Arnold died February 20, 1879 and Samuel Arnold July 13, 1901. Six of his sons are now living.
Arminda Byrn was the daughter of David Crockett and Martha F Byrn old settlers of Independence township. She was born October 5, 1868. She is a member of the Christian church.
Mr. Arnold has an excellent farm of two hundred acres and is a successful general farmer and stock raiser. He is the possessor of an antique violin of great age which he prizes highly. It was formerly owned during the civil war by Bert Hayward of Kirksville, MO.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 259-60 (1910)
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Thomas Sanford Arnold, son of Samuel and Margaret Arnold, was born on a farm east of Greentop, Mo., September 3, 1858. Departed this life at the home of his son Bryan Arnold in Greentop, July 15, 1939.
He was united in marriage with Miss Arminda Byrn, February 21, 1889, who preceded him in death February 11, 1930.
To this union three sons were born, all of whom survive, Vernie of Downing, Mo., Bryan of Greentop, and Dale of LaPlata, Mo. He is also survived by five grand children, and two brothers, J. N. Arnold of Lanagan, Mo., and G. W. Arnold of Fristoe, Mo.
Mr. Arnold and his family lived for many years on a farm in the Coffey vicinity, but twenty years ago they sold the farm and moved to Greentop. Here Mr. Arnold retired and the boys opened up what was for many years known as the Arnold Garage, now known as the Peterson Chevrolet Co.
After moving to Greentop, Mr. Arnold united with the Christian church, Mrs. Arnold having been a member of the Coffey church, here under the ministry of Bro. McClees, Bro. Arnold was converted, and lived a consisted Christian life. He was soon elected as deacon and served faithfully in that capacity as long as health would permit. He was also a highly respected member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges.
Mr. Arnold was a successful farmer, a good citizen, a true and faithful husband and father, a trustworthy friend, a Christian gentleman. He will be greatly missed from the church, the home and the community. But our loss is his eternal gain.
Funeral services were held in the Greentop Christian church Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Perley M. Lind of Queen City. Interment in the Greentop cemetery.
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