Frankfort, Kansas, Index
Thursday, June 23, 1955
Jack Wells, 76 years, 8 months, passed away
at his home in Bigelow, Kansas, on Saturday,
morning June 18, 1955. He had been in ill
health the past year, but feeling some what
better, he had taken a short walk in the year
that morning. A short time after returning to
his bed Mr. Wells passed away.
A native of Kentucky, Mr. Wells came to
Kansas with his parents and brothers and
sisters in the year 1878 when he was two
years old.
The Wells family engaged in farming near
Bigelow, Kansas in 1900, which has since
been the family residence. The death of
Jack Wells was the third in the family in
the past five months, one being a sister,
Alice who died in February, and his brother
Ike who passed away in March.
The only remaining members of the family
are Mary and Henry of the home; also a
number of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on Monday after-
noon with Reverend Harold Cunard pastor
of the Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Wells family cemetery,
southwest of Frankfort, Kansas.
Thursday, June 23, 1955
Jack Wells, 76 years, 8 months, passed away
at his home in Bigelow, Kansas, on Saturday,
morning June 18, 1955. He had been in ill
health the past year, but feeling some what
better, he had taken a short walk in the year
that morning. A short time after returning to
his bed Mr. Wells passed away.
A native of Kentucky, Mr. Wells came to
Kansas with his parents and brothers and
sisters in the year 1878 when he was two
years old.
The Wells family engaged in farming near
Bigelow, Kansas in 1900, which has since
been the family residence. The death of
Jack Wells was the third in the family in
the past five months, one being a sister,
Alice who died in February, and his brother
Ike who passed away in March.
The only remaining members of the family
are Mary and Henry of the home; also a
number of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on Monday after-
noon with Reverend Harold Cunard pastor
of the Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Wells family cemetery,
southwest of Frankfort, Kansas.
Frankfort, Kansas, Index
Thursday, June 23, 1955
Jack Wells, 76 years, 8 months, passed away
at his home in Bigelow, Kansas, on Saturday,
morning June 18, 1955. He had been in ill
health the past year, but feeling some what
better, he had taken a short walk in the year
that morning. A short time after returning to
his bed Mr. Wells passed away.
A native of Kentucky, Mr. Wells came to
Kansas with his parents and brothers and
sisters in the year 1878 when he was two
years old.
The Wells family engaged in farming near
Bigelow, Kansas in 1900, which has since
been the family residence. The death of
Jack Wells was the third in the family in
the past five months, one being a sister,
Alice who died in February, and his brother
Ike who passed away in March.
The only remaining members of the family
are Mary and Henry of the home; also a
number of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on Monday after-
noon with Reverend Harold Cunard pastor
of the Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Wells family cemetery,
southwest of Frankfort, Kansas.
Thursday, June 23, 1955
Jack Wells, 76 years, 8 months, passed away
at his home in Bigelow, Kansas, on Saturday,
morning June 18, 1955. He had been in ill
health the past year, but feeling some what
better, he had taken a short walk in the year
that morning. A short time after returning to
his bed Mr. Wells passed away.
A native of Kentucky, Mr. Wells came to
Kansas with his parents and brothers and
sisters in the year 1878 when he was two
years old.
The Wells family engaged in farming near
Bigelow, Kansas in 1900, which has since
been the family residence. The death of
Jack Wells was the third in the family in
the past five months, one being a sister,
Alice who died in February, and his brother
Ike who passed away in March.
The only remaining members of the family
are Mary and Henry of the home; also a
number of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on Monday after-
noon with Reverend Harold Cunard pastor
of the Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Wells family cemetery,
southwest of Frankfort, Kansas.
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