Laura Belle Barbarick was born Laura Belle Glandon to parents John Glandon and Edith E. Stovall on February 14, 1907 in Missouri.
She married a first name unknown Barbarick.
At the time of her death, she was a married woman of 50 years, and did not work outside the home. The cause of death was heart related issues. She is buried in Francis Cemetery in Osage County, Missouri. This info courtesy of her death certificate.
She lived in rural Maries County and was taken to a hospital in Jefferson City (Cole County) and there she was pronounced dead. The name of the hospital was Charles E. Still Hospital, which was newly opened in 1951.
She married a first name unknown Barbarick.
At the time of her death, she was a married woman of 50 years, and did not work outside the home. The cause of death was heart related issues. She is buried in Francis Cemetery in Osage County, Missouri. This info courtesy of her death certificate.
She lived in rural Maries County and was taken to a hospital in Jefferson City (Cole County) and there she was pronounced dead. The name of the hospital was Charles E. Still Hospital, which was newly opened in 1951.
Laura Belle Barbarick was born Laura Belle Glandon to parents John Glandon and Edith E. Stovall on February 14, 1907 in Missouri.
She married a first name unknown Barbarick.
At the time of her death, she was a married woman of 50 years, and did not work outside the home. The cause of death was heart related issues. She is buried in Francis Cemetery in Osage County, Missouri. This info courtesy of her death certificate.
She lived in rural Maries County and was taken to a hospital in Jefferson City (Cole County) and there she was pronounced dead. The name of the hospital was Charles E. Still Hospital, which was newly opened in 1951.
She married a first name unknown Barbarick.
At the time of her death, she was a married woman of 50 years, and did not work outside the home. The cause of death was heart related issues. She is buried in Francis Cemetery in Osage County, Missouri. This info courtesy of her death certificate.
She lived in rural Maries County and was taken to a hospital in Jefferson City (Cole County) and there she was pronounced dead. The name of the hospital was Charles E. Still Hospital, which was newly opened in 1951.
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