Mr. Joseph T. Baily, near Baily's school house, died Sunday evening. He was one of our oldest citizens. He formerly owned a farm on Dunkard Creek in the oil territory. He, in connection with his brother, Eli, owned and ran the mill at the mouth of Red Stone Creek, close to Brownsville; his wife and two sons, Eli F. and Frank, survive him. He was a kind father and a good citizen. Funeral, Tuesday at one o'clock, at Laurel Point Cemetery.
(Waynesburg Republican November 30, 1899)
Submitted by Shelley McMinn Anderson #47730899
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Parents: Joseph Baily & Hannah Johnson
(Waynesburg Republican November 30, 1899)
Submitted by Shelley McMinn Anderson #47730899
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Parents: Joseph Baily & Hannah Johnson
Mr. Joseph T. Baily, near Baily's school house, died Sunday evening. He was one of our oldest citizens. He formerly owned a farm on Dunkard Creek in the oil territory. He, in connection with his brother, Eli, owned and ran the mill at the mouth of Red Stone Creek, close to Brownsville; his wife and two sons, Eli F. and Frank, survive him. He was a kind father and a good citizen. Funeral, Tuesday at one o'clock, at Laurel Point Cemetery.
(Waynesburg Republican November 30, 1899)
Submitted by Shelley McMinn Anderson #47730899
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Parents: Joseph Baily & Hannah Johnson
(Waynesburg Republican November 30, 1899)
Submitted by Shelley McMinn Anderson #47730899
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Parents: Joseph Baily & Hannah Johnson
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