R. C. Chadwick farmed here for 30 years.
Roland Charlie Chadwick, 83, who formerly farmed near Edwards, died January 24
at a West Plains nursing home. Burial was in Salem, Arkansas.
Mr. Chadwick was an uncle of Dick and Leo Ingram of Edwards. He was born April
2, 1874 near Warsaw and farmed for thirty years in the Edwards community. He
was in a Warsaw nursing home before going to a West Plains.
He was married to Susie C. Moser at Morriston, Arkansas in June of 1902 and they
had one child, who died in infancy. His wife passed away in 1920.
Mr. Chadwick was a faithful member of the Church of Christ for many years,
joining when he was a young man.
Obit provided by Joyce Ingram
Roland Charlie Chadwick, 83, who formerly farmed near Edwards, died January 24
at a West Plains nursing home. Burial was in Salem, Arkansas.
Mr. Chadwick was an uncle of Dick and Leo Ingram of Edwards. He was born April
2, 1874 near Warsaw and farmed for thirty years in the Edwards community. He
was in a Warsaw nursing home before going to a West Plains.
He was married to Susie C. Moser at Morriston, Arkansas in June of 1902 and they
had one child, who died in infancy. His wife passed away in 1920.
Mr. Chadwick was a faithful member of the Church of Christ for many years,
joining when he was a young man.
Obit provided by Joyce Ingram
R. C. Chadwick farmed here for 30 years.
Roland Charlie Chadwick, 83, who formerly farmed near Edwards, died January 24
at a West Plains nursing home. Burial was in Salem, Arkansas.
Mr. Chadwick was an uncle of Dick and Leo Ingram of Edwards. He was born April
2, 1874 near Warsaw and farmed for thirty years in the Edwards community. He
was in a Warsaw nursing home before going to a West Plains.
He was married to Susie C. Moser at Morriston, Arkansas in June of 1902 and they
had one child, who died in infancy. His wife passed away in 1920.
Mr. Chadwick was a faithful member of the Church of Christ for many years,
joining when he was a young man.
Obit provided by Joyce Ingram
Roland Charlie Chadwick, 83, who formerly farmed near Edwards, died January 24
at a West Plains nursing home. Burial was in Salem, Arkansas.
Mr. Chadwick was an uncle of Dick and Leo Ingram of Edwards. He was born April
2, 1874 near Warsaw and farmed for thirty years in the Edwards community. He
was in a Warsaw nursing home before going to a West Plains.
He was married to Susie C. Moser at Morriston, Arkansas in June of 1902 and they
had one child, who died in infancy. His wife passed away in 1920.
Mr. Chadwick was a faithful member of the Church of Christ for many years,
joining when he was a young man.
Obit provided by Joyce Ingram
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