His remains were moved from Round Top Cemetery to Effingham Cemetery in Atchison County, Kansas.
Obituary for Basil Augustus Bagby (May 31, 1861 - June 3, 1939) from Monday, June 5, 1939, newspaper clipping (paper name unknown) (from clipping in Bible of William and Eliza Waring Bagby - Basil's parents)
"Hold Bagby Rites - Funeral services for B.A. Bagby were held this afternoon from the Methodist Church in Cummings. Burial was in the Round Mound Cemetery on the family lot. Mr. Bagby, who died Saturday at his home in Centerview, MO, had passed his 78th birthday just three days previously. He had been ill a week. For many years, residents of the Effingham and Cummings communities, Mr. and Mrs. Bagby retired from farm life a year ago and removed from Cummings to Centerview. B.A. Bagby was born at Augusta, Ill. He and Mrs. Bagby, who survived him, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Cummings four years ago. Surviving are six children, Mrs. H.E. Bonnell, Nortonville, C.H. Bagby, Big Springs, Neb., J.R. Bagby, Stockton, Mrs. Herbert H. Barber, Atchison, Mrs. Ray Nye, Centerview, Mo., and Mrs. J.S. Grimes, Huron; 14 grandchildren, a great grandchild; two sisters, Ellen Osgood, Long Beach, Calif., and Addie Byrnes, Mt. Sterling, Ill. The funeral was conducted by the Rev. Giessler, Nortonville. The music was furnished by a mixed quartet of the Methodist church, Nortonville. The pallbearers were Tom Henson, George Baker, Charles Turner, Charlie Tull, Joe Cassidy and Newall Higley."
Obituary for Basil Augustus Bagby (May 31, 1861 - June 3, 1939) from Monday, June 5, 1939, newspaper clipping (paper name unknown) (from clipping in Bible of William and Eliza Waring Bagby - Basil's parents)
"Hold Bagby Rites - Funeral services for B.A. Bagby were held this afternoon from the Methodist Church in Cummings. Burial was in the Round Mound Cemetery on the family lot. Mr. Bagby, who died Saturday at his home in Centerview, MO, had passed his 78th birthday just three days previously. He had been ill a week. For many years, residents of the Effingham and Cummings communities, Mr. and Mrs. Bagby retired from farm life a year ago and removed from Cummings to Centerview. B.A. Bagby was born at Augusta, Ill. He and Mrs. Bagby, who survived him, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Cummings four years ago. Surviving are six children, Mrs. H.E. Bonnell, Nortonville, C.H. Bagby, Big Springs, Neb., J.R. Bagby, Stockton, Mrs. Herbert H. Barber, Atchison, Mrs. Ray Nye, Centerview, Mo., and Mrs. J.S. Grimes, Huron; 14 grandchildren, a great grandchild; two sisters, Ellen Osgood, Long Beach, Calif., and Addie Byrnes, Mt. Sterling, Ill. The funeral was conducted by the Rev. Giessler, Nortonville. The music was furnished by a mixed quartet of the Methodist church, Nortonville. The pallbearers were Tom Henson, George Baker, Charles Turner, Charlie Tull, Joe Cassidy and Newall Higley."
His remains were moved from Round Top Cemetery to Effingham Cemetery in Atchison County, Kansas.
Obituary for Basil Augustus Bagby (May 31, 1861 - June 3, 1939) from Monday, June 5, 1939, newspaper clipping (paper name unknown) (from clipping in Bible of William and Eliza Waring Bagby - Basil's parents)
"Hold Bagby Rites - Funeral services for B.A. Bagby were held this afternoon from the Methodist Church in Cummings. Burial was in the Round Mound Cemetery on the family lot. Mr. Bagby, who died Saturday at his home in Centerview, MO, had passed his 78th birthday just three days previously. He had been ill a week. For many years, residents of the Effingham and Cummings communities, Mr. and Mrs. Bagby retired from farm life a year ago and removed from Cummings to Centerview. B.A. Bagby was born at Augusta, Ill. He and Mrs. Bagby, who survived him, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Cummings four years ago. Surviving are six children, Mrs. H.E. Bonnell, Nortonville, C.H. Bagby, Big Springs, Neb., J.R. Bagby, Stockton, Mrs. Herbert H. Barber, Atchison, Mrs. Ray Nye, Centerview, Mo., and Mrs. J.S. Grimes, Huron; 14 grandchildren, a great grandchild; two sisters, Ellen Osgood, Long Beach, Calif., and Addie Byrnes, Mt. Sterling, Ill. The funeral was conducted by the Rev. Giessler, Nortonville. The music was furnished by a mixed quartet of the Methodist church, Nortonville. The pallbearers were Tom Henson, George Baker, Charles Turner, Charlie Tull, Joe Cassidy and Newall Higley."
Obituary for Basil Augustus Bagby (May 31, 1861 - June 3, 1939) from Monday, June 5, 1939, newspaper clipping (paper name unknown) (from clipping in Bible of William and Eliza Waring Bagby - Basil's parents)
"Hold Bagby Rites - Funeral services for B.A. Bagby were held this afternoon from the Methodist Church in Cummings. Burial was in the Round Mound Cemetery on the family lot. Mr. Bagby, who died Saturday at his home in Centerview, MO, had passed his 78th birthday just three days previously. He had been ill a week. For many years, residents of the Effingham and Cummings communities, Mr. and Mrs. Bagby retired from farm life a year ago and removed from Cummings to Centerview. B.A. Bagby was born at Augusta, Ill. He and Mrs. Bagby, who survived him, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Cummings four years ago. Surviving are six children, Mrs. H.E. Bonnell, Nortonville, C.H. Bagby, Big Springs, Neb., J.R. Bagby, Stockton, Mrs. Herbert H. Barber, Atchison, Mrs. Ray Nye, Centerview, Mo., and Mrs. J.S. Grimes, Huron; 14 grandchildren, a great grandchild; two sisters, Ellen Osgood, Long Beach, Calif., and Addie Byrnes, Mt. Sterling, Ill. The funeral was conducted by the Rev. Giessler, Nortonville. The music was furnished by a mixed quartet of the Methodist church, Nortonville. The pallbearers were Tom Henson, George Baker, Charles Turner, Charlie Tull, Joe Cassidy and Newall Higley."
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