Cemetery lot is owned by Fred W. Agard. His wife's name was Mary Agard. The child buried here is a baby according to the obituary.
Burial Locations in the Cemetery:
17 Space 1 Agard, Mary
17 Space 2 Agard, Ron W.
17 Space 3 Agard, Dwight E.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Agard desire to thank their many friends at this place for their kiss and sympathetic services in connection with the funeral of their baby.
Kirwin Kansan--December 5, 1907
Per articles in the Kirwin Kansas newspaper, "Kirwin Kansan", Dwight E. Agard was born to his parents Fred W. and Effie May Freeman Agard while they were living in Wellington,Colorado. Due to problems before his birth, his Freeman grandparents traveled from Kirwin, Kansas to Colorado to be with their daughter; however, he and his mother were fine upon his birth. Sadly, less than six months later, the baby died in Colorado. The family took his body back to Kirwin, Kansas to be buried, and in January 1908, the Agard family moved back to Kirwin, later moving to Beloit, Kansas, and finally Topeka, Kansas.
Contributor: K Goins (47188206) • [email protected])
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Burial Locations in the Cemetery:
17 Space 1 Agard, Mary
17 Space 2 Agard, Ron W.
17 Space 3 Agard, Dwight E.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Agard desire to thank their many friends at this place for their kiss and sympathetic services in connection with the funeral of their baby.
Kirwin Kansan--December 5, 1907
Per articles in the Kirwin Kansas newspaper, "Kirwin Kansan", Dwight E. Agard was born to his parents Fred W. and Effie May Freeman Agard while they were living in Wellington,Colorado. Due to problems before his birth, his Freeman grandparents traveled from Kirwin, Kansas to Colorado to be with their daughter; however, he and his mother were fine upon his birth. Sadly, less than six months later, the baby died in Colorado. The family took his body back to Kirwin, Kansas to be buried, and in January 1908, the Agard family moved back to Kirwin, later moving to Beloit, Kansas, and finally Topeka, Kansas.
Contributor: K Goins (47188206) • [email protected])
Card of Thanks
Cemetery lot is owned by Fred W. Agard. His wife's name was Mary Agard. The child buried here is a baby according to the obituary.
Burial Locations in the Cemetery:
17 Space 1 Agard, Mary
17 Space 2 Agard, Ron W.
17 Space 3 Agard, Dwight E.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Agard desire to thank their many friends at this place for their kiss and sympathetic services in connection with the funeral of their baby.
Kirwin Kansan--December 5, 1907
Per articles in the Kirwin Kansas newspaper, "Kirwin Kansan", Dwight E. Agard was born to his parents Fred W. and Effie May Freeman Agard while they were living in Wellington,Colorado. Due to problems before his birth, his Freeman grandparents traveled from Kirwin, Kansas to Colorado to be with their daughter; however, he and his mother were fine upon his birth. Sadly, less than six months later, the baby died in Colorado. The family took his body back to Kirwin, Kansas to be buried, and in January 1908, the Agard family moved back to Kirwin, later moving to Beloit, Kansas, and finally Topeka, Kansas.
Contributor: K Goins (47188206) • [email protected])
Card of Thanks
Burial Locations in the Cemetery:
17 Space 1 Agard, Mary
17 Space 2 Agard, Ron W.
17 Space 3 Agard, Dwight E.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Agard desire to thank their many friends at this place for their kiss and sympathetic services in connection with the funeral of their baby.
Kirwin Kansan--December 5, 1907
Per articles in the Kirwin Kansas newspaper, "Kirwin Kansan", Dwight E. Agard was born to his parents Fred W. and Effie May Freeman Agard while they were living in Wellington,Colorado. Due to problems before his birth, his Freeman grandparents traveled from Kirwin, Kansas to Colorado to be with their daughter; however, he and his mother were fine upon his birth. Sadly, less than six months later, the baby died in Colorado. The family took his body back to Kirwin, Kansas to be buried, and in January 1908, the Agard family moved back to Kirwin, later moving to Beloit, Kansas, and finally Topeka, Kansas.
Contributor: K Goins (47188206) • [email protected])
Card of Thanks
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