From the
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Allegheny County)
Monday, September 20, 1898
Stephen Bayard, a member of one of the oldest families of Pittsburgh, died at his late residence, Elrod, near McKeesport, Sunday. He was born in this city 68 years ago and was a son of the late George A. Bayard, one of Pittsburgh's earliest business men, and the original owner of the Allegheny cemetery.
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Allegheny County)
Monday, September 20, 1898
Stephen Bayard, a member of one of the oldest families of Pittsburgh, died at his late residence, Elrod, near McKeesport, Sunday. He was born in this city 68 years ago and was a son of the late George A. Bayard, one of Pittsburgh's earliest business men, and the original owner of the Allegheny cemetery.
From the
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Allegheny County)
Monday, September 20, 1898
Stephen Bayard, a member of one of the oldest families of Pittsburgh, died at his late residence, Elrod, near McKeesport, Sunday. He was born in this city 68 years ago and was a son of the late George A. Bayard, one of Pittsburgh's earliest business men, and the original owner of the Allegheny cemetery.
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(Allegheny County)
Monday, September 20, 1898
Stephen Bayard, a member of one of the oldest families of Pittsburgh, died at his late residence, Elrod, near McKeesport, Sunday. He was born in this city 68 years ago and was a son of the late George A. Bayard, one of Pittsburgh's earliest business men, and the original owner of the Allegheny cemetery.
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