From the newspaper, The Wichita (Ks.) Eagle dated Tues. Oct. 4, 1983;
"Leo J. Allen, 76, of 2206 W. MacArthur, retired carpenter, died Sunday. Service 1 p.m. Thursday, Huntington, Ark. Cemetery.
Survivors; wife, Nell; daughter, Judy Redburn of Wichita, brothers, Merle of Iola, Milton B. of Topeka; sisters, Leona Kennedy of St. Paul, Agnes of Pittsburg, Nellie Sigg of Iola, Mary Hartwell of Parsons, two grandchildren. Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home."
Note: The Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home is no longer in business. Hillside Funeral Home of Wichita, currently possesses the records of the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home. Hillside Funeral Home states that Leo J. Allen was buried in the Huntington Cemetery.
In his father's obit dated 1949, Leo is shown as a resident of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Leo. J. Allen, known as "Slim," was employed as a carpenter by the small construction company, "E. H. Barnes & Son" of Wichita, Kansas. They built houses, residential additions, and remodel work on small businesses. E. H. was Elijah Harry Barnes (1902-1973). The son in the business was Gene H. Barnes (1928-2007). I don't know which projects Slim worked on, but he did work for them for several years so it would have included quite a few. For a list of some of the E. H. Barnes & Son construction projects, see Findagrave under Gene Harry Barnes (1928-2007), Wichita Park Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas.
(Larry E. Barnes, son of Gene H. Barnes and grandson of Elijah Harry Barnes.)
"Leo J. Allen, 76, of 2206 W. MacArthur, retired carpenter, died Sunday. Service 1 p.m. Thursday, Huntington, Ark. Cemetery.
Survivors; wife, Nell; daughter, Judy Redburn of Wichita, brothers, Merle of Iola, Milton B. of Topeka; sisters, Leona Kennedy of St. Paul, Agnes of Pittsburg, Nellie Sigg of Iola, Mary Hartwell of Parsons, two grandchildren. Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home."
Note: The Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home is no longer in business. Hillside Funeral Home of Wichita, currently possesses the records of the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home. Hillside Funeral Home states that Leo J. Allen was buried in the Huntington Cemetery.
In his father's obit dated 1949, Leo is shown as a resident of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Leo. J. Allen, known as "Slim," was employed as a carpenter by the small construction company, "E. H. Barnes & Son" of Wichita, Kansas. They built houses, residential additions, and remodel work on small businesses. E. H. was Elijah Harry Barnes (1902-1973). The son in the business was Gene H. Barnes (1928-2007). I don't know which projects Slim worked on, but he did work for them for several years so it would have included quite a few. For a list of some of the E. H. Barnes & Son construction projects, see Findagrave under Gene Harry Barnes (1928-2007), Wichita Park Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas.
(Larry E. Barnes, son of Gene H. Barnes and grandson of Elijah Harry Barnes.)
From the newspaper, The Wichita (Ks.) Eagle dated Tues. Oct. 4, 1983;
"Leo J. Allen, 76, of 2206 W. MacArthur, retired carpenter, died Sunday. Service 1 p.m. Thursday, Huntington, Ark. Cemetery.
Survivors; wife, Nell; daughter, Judy Redburn of Wichita, brothers, Merle of Iola, Milton B. of Topeka; sisters, Leona Kennedy of St. Paul, Agnes of Pittsburg, Nellie Sigg of Iola, Mary Hartwell of Parsons, two grandchildren. Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home."
Note: The Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home is no longer in business. Hillside Funeral Home of Wichita, currently possesses the records of the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home. Hillside Funeral Home states that Leo J. Allen was buried in the Huntington Cemetery.
In his father's obit dated 1949, Leo is shown as a resident of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Leo. J. Allen, known as "Slim," was employed as a carpenter by the small construction company, "E. H. Barnes & Son" of Wichita, Kansas. They built houses, residential additions, and remodel work on small businesses. E. H. was Elijah Harry Barnes (1902-1973). The son in the business was Gene H. Barnes (1928-2007). I don't know which projects Slim worked on, but he did work for them for several years so it would have included quite a few. For a list of some of the E. H. Barnes & Son construction projects, see Findagrave under Gene Harry Barnes (1928-2007), Wichita Park Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas.
(Larry E. Barnes, son of Gene H. Barnes and grandson of Elijah Harry Barnes.)
"Leo J. Allen, 76, of 2206 W. MacArthur, retired carpenter, died Sunday. Service 1 p.m. Thursday, Huntington, Ark. Cemetery.
Survivors; wife, Nell; daughter, Judy Redburn of Wichita, brothers, Merle of Iola, Milton B. of Topeka; sisters, Leona Kennedy of St. Paul, Agnes of Pittsburg, Nellie Sigg of Iola, Mary Hartwell of Parsons, two grandchildren. Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home."
Note: The Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home is no longer in business. Hillside Funeral Home of Wichita, currently possesses the records of the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home. Hillside Funeral Home states that Leo J. Allen was buried in the Huntington Cemetery.
In his father's obit dated 1949, Leo is shown as a resident of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Leo. J. Allen, known as "Slim," was employed as a carpenter by the small construction company, "E. H. Barnes & Son" of Wichita, Kansas. They built houses, residential additions, and remodel work on small businesses. E. H. was Elijah Harry Barnes (1902-1973). The son in the business was Gene H. Barnes (1928-2007). I don't know which projects Slim worked on, but he did work for them for several years so it would have included quite a few. For a list of some of the E. H. Barnes & Son construction projects, see Findagrave under Gene Harry Barnes (1928-2007), Wichita Park Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas.
(Larry E. Barnes, son of Gene H. Barnes and grandson of Elijah Harry Barnes.)
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