Mrs. James Barden died yesterday at her home in the town of Easton. The deceased had been sick for the past 10 weeks with paralysis and her death had been expected for some time. Mrs. Barden was born in Canada in 1848 and at the time of her death was 56 years of age. Besides her husband she is survived by five children. The funeral will be held from St. James Church.
from Steven Point Gazette, Steven Point, WI, October 30, 1907:Mrs. Bridgett Barden, sister of John Ryan of Arnott, died at her home in the town of Easton, Marathon County last week, and was buried from St. James Catholic Church, Wausau. Bridgett Ryan was born in Canada, March 31, 1848, and her parents came to Stevens Point in the early 50's when she was a little child, and located north of the then village, in the town of Hull. There they lived for years and Bridgett, a light-hearted jolly girl, grew to womanhood, making friends of all whom she met. Her home was in the city for several years previous to August 2nd, 1876, when she was married to James Barden , at Wausau, and thereafter they located on a farm in the town above named. The husband and five children, besides the brother and other relatives are left. For ten weeks before her death, Mrs. Barden was an invalid from paralysis, caused by kidney and heart trouble. Pioneer readers of The Gazette will bless her memory and regret her death.
from Steven Point Gazette, Steven Point, WI, October 30, 1907:Mrs. Bridgett Barden, sister of John Ryan of Arnott, died at her home in the town of Easton, Marathon County last week, and was buried from St. James Catholic Church, Wausau. Bridgett Ryan was born in Canada, March 31, 1848, and her parents came to Stevens Point in the early 50's when she was a little child, and located north of the then village, in the town of Hull. There they lived for years and Bridgett, a light-hearted jolly girl, grew to womanhood, making friends of all whom she met. Her home was in the city for several years previous to August 2nd, 1876, when she was married to James Barden , at Wausau, and thereafter they located on a farm in the town above named. The husband and five children, besides the brother and other relatives are left. For ten weeks before her death, Mrs. Barden was an invalid from paralysis, caused by kidney and heart trouble. Pioneer readers of The Gazette will bless her memory and regret her death.
Mrs. James Barden died yesterday at her home in the town of Easton. The deceased had been sick for the past 10 weeks with paralysis and her death had been expected for some time. Mrs. Barden was born in Canada in 1848 and at the time of her death was 56 years of age. Besides her husband she is survived by five children. The funeral will be held from St. James Church.
from Steven Point Gazette, Steven Point, WI, October 30, 1907:Mrs. Bridgett Barden, sister of John Ryan of Arnott, died at her home in the town of Easton, Marathon County last week, and was buried from St. James Catholic Church, Wausau. Bridgett Ryan was born in Canada, March 31, 1848, and her parents came to Stevens Point in the early 50's when she was a little child, and located north of the then village, in the town of Hull. There they lived for years and Bridgett, a light-hearted jolly girl, grew to womanhood, making friends of all whom she met. Her home was in the city for several years previous to August 2nd, 1876, when she was married to James Barden , at Wausau, and thereafter they located on a farm in the town above named. The husband and five children, besides the brother and other relatives are left. For ten weeks before her death, Mrs. Barden was an invalid from paralysis, caused by kidney and heart trouble. Pioneer readers of The Gazette will bless her memory and regret her death.
from Steven Point Gazette, Steven Point, WI, October 30, 1907:Mrs. Bridgett Barden, sister of John Ryan of Arnott, died at her home in the town of Easton, Marathon County last week, and was buried from St. James Catholic Church, Wausau. Bridgett Ryan was born in Canada, March 31, 1848, and her parents came to Stevens Point in the early 50's when she was a little child, and located north of the then village, in the town of Hull. There they lived for years and Bridgett, a light-hearted jolly girl, grew to womanhood, making friends of all whom she met. Her home was in the city for several years previous to August 2nd, 1876, when she was married to James Barden , at Wausau, and thereafter they located on a farm in the town above named. The husband and five children, besides the brother and other relatives are left. For ten weeks before her death, Mrs. Barden was an invalid from paralysis, caused by kidney and heart trouble. Pioneer readers of The Gazette will bless her memory and regret her death.
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