The subject of the above notice is the last one of the old pioneer stock of Badgleys. He moved to Butler, Bates county, Missouri in the year 1876; served as Justice of the Peace twelve years in the city of Butler, and made a very efficient and popular officer during that time. In the year 1892 he moved with his family on a ranch at Buena Park, Orange county, California. From Buena Park he moved with his son to Los Angeles, April, 1901.
Hon. Jefferson Rainey, Wm. C. Benson, George Hull and A. G. Badgley served as pallbearers on the occasion. A.G.B.
Belleville Daily News Democrat
December 27, 1901
The subject of the above notice is the last one of the old pioneer stock of Badgleys. He moved to Butler, Bates county, Missouri in the year 1876; served as Justice of the Peace twelve years in the city of Butler, and made a very efficient and popular officer during that time. In the year 1892 he moved with his family on a ranch at Buena Park, Orange county, California. From Buena Park he moved with his son to Los Angeles, April, 1901.
Hon. Jefferson Rainey, Wm. C. Benson, George Hull and A. G. Badgley served as pallbearers on the occasion. A.G.B.
Belleville Daily News Democrat
December 27, 1901
Family Members
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Elma Badgley Clampitt
1838–1925
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Milla Ann Badgley Miller
1839–1918
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Aaron Badgley
1841–1928
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Elizabeth Badgley Joffray
1843–1923
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Albert Badgley
1847–1936
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Wilson M. Badgley
1851–1921
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Adam Alonzo Badgley
1853–1934
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Baby Boy Badgley
1855–1855
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Melissa "Lissa" Badgley
1856–1938
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Azberry Badgley
1859–1947
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Anthony Edmund Badgley
1861–1943
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