Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Sunday, 3 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Monday, 4 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve. [[Last sentence not found in Death Notice for 4 December 1922]]
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Saturday, 2 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Tuesday, 5 December 1922
DEATH TAKES FATHER
Well Known Aged Tenor Dies Twenty-four Hours After His Son
Two days after the burial of his son, Arthur A. Baines, who was interred on Saturday, Thomas Baines, seventy-seven years old, was buried yesterday from his home, 1932 Hazzard street.
Thomas Baines died November 30, within twenty-four hours of the death of his son. His son's funeral was held from the home of a sister, 4503 North Gratz street.
Thomas Baines came to this country forty years ago. He was formerly first tenor in the York Cathedral, England. In this country he sang in the Episcopal Churches of St. Timothy, Roxborough; the Church of the Beloved Disciples, Twenty-first street and Columbia avenue, and Zion Church, Columbia avenue. His son, who lived at 3326 Farragut avenue, Camden, died in the Lankenau Hospital following an operation, November 28. Mrs. Thomas Baines, his mother [[Correction: Not his mother]]; his widow and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Tittles [[Correction: Giggles]] and Mrs. Mary Jevons survive him.
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Sunday, 3 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Monday, 4 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve. [[Last sentence not found in Death Notice for 4 December 1922]]
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Saturday, 2 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Tuesday, 5 December 1922
DEATH TAKES FATHER
Well Known Aged Tenor Dies Twenty-four Hours After His Son
Two days after the burial of his son, Arthur A. Baines, who was interred on Saturday, Thomas Baines, seventy-seven years old, was buried yesterday from his home, 1932 Hazzard street.
Thomas Baines died November 30, within twenty-four hours of the death of his son. His son's funeral was held from the home of a sister, 4503 North Gratz street.
Thomas Baines came to this country forty years ago. He was formerly first tenor in the York Cathedral, England. In this country he sang in the Episcopal Churches of St. Timothy, Roxborough; the Church of the Beloved Disciples, Twenty-first street and Columbia avenue, and Zion Church, Columbia avenue. His son, who lived at 3326 Farragut avenue, Camden, died in the Lankenau Hospital following an operation, November 28. Mrs. Thomas Baines, his mother [[Correction: Not his mother]]; his widow and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Tittles [[Correction: Giggles]] and Mrs. Mary Jevons survive him.
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Sunday, 3 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Monday, 4 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve. [[Last sentence not found in Death Notice for 4 December 1922]]
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Saturday, 2 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Tuesday, 5 December 1922
DEATH TAKES FATHER
Well Known Aged Tenor Dies Twenty-four Hours After His Son
Two days after the burial of his son, Arthur A. Baines, who was interred on Saturday, Thomas Baines, seventy-seven years old, was buried yesterday from his home, 1932 Hazzard street.
Thomas Baines died November 30, within twenty-four hours of the death of his son. His son's funeral was held from the home of a sister, 4503 North Gratz street.
Thomas Baines came to this country forty years ago. He was formerly first tenor in the York Cathedral, England. In this country he sang in the Episcopal Churches of St. Timothy, Roxborough; the Church of the Beloved Disciples, Twenty-first street and Columbia avenue, and Zion Church, Columbia avenue. His son, who lived at 3326 Farragut avenue, Camden, died in the Lankenau Hospital following an operation, November 28. Mrs. Thomas Baines, his mother [[Correction: Not his mother]]; his widow and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Tittles [[Correction: Giggles]] and Mrs. Mary Jevons survive him.
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Sunday, 3 December 1922
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Monday, 4 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve. [[Last sentence not found in Death Notice for 4 December 1922]]
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Friday, 1 December 1922
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Saturday, 2 December 1922
BAINES. - Nov. 29, THOMAS, husband of Ella Baines. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, Mon., 2 P.M. at his late residence 1832 E. Hazzard st., Int. private. Friends may call Sun. eve.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Tuesday, 5 December 1922
DEATH TAKES FATHER
Well Known Aged Tenor Dies Twenty-four Hours After His Son
Two days after the burial of his son, Arthur A. Baines, who was interred on Saturday, Thomas Baines, seventy-seven years old, was buried yesterday from his home, 1932 Hazzard street.
Thomas Baines died November 30, within twenty-four hours of the death of his son. His son's funeral was held from the home of a sister, 4503 North Gratz street.
Thomas Baines came to this country forty years ago. He was formerly first tenor in the York Cathedral, England. In this country he sang in the Episcopal Churches of St. Timothy, Roxborough; the Church of the Beloved Disciples, Twenty-first street and Columbia avenue, and Zion Church, Columbia avenue. His son, who lived at 3326 Farragut avenue, Camden, died in the Lankenau Hospital following an operation, November 28. Mrs. Thomas Baines, his mother [[Correction: Not his mother]]; his widow and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Tittles [[Correction: Giggles]] and Mrs. Mary Jevons survive him.
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