Family story is that Frank and Myrtle went to Western Kansas to help relatives with harvest. Randall became sick, possibly from some fresh produce he ate, and died of "summer Complaint". Info from Donald Baldwin.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 13, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD SERIOUS
According to a letter received here Sunday, Randall, the 19 months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who has been seriously ill for the past three weeks, is still in a serious condition. The doctors, however, think there is a chance for his recovery. The Baldwins are at Kingsdown, Kans., where Mr. Baldwin has been working in the harvest.
The same letter told of an accident in which J. F. Baldwin, uncle of Frank Baldwin, was badly injured. Mr Baldwin was hauling a load of oats when his team became frightened and turned the wagon over throwing him to the ground. He received a broken collar bone and numerous bruises.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 14, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD DIES
Randall, the 19 month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin died yesterday at Kingsdown, Kansas, following a illness of three weeks, during which his recovery was always doubtful. The child had accompanied its parents to Western Kansas where Mr Baldwin had been working in the harvest. The body is expected to arrive here this afternoon or evening. Burial well be made here.
Neodesha Daily Sun - Friday, August 15, 1919
BALDWIN FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Randall, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who died August 13, at the home of his grand uncle, J. F. Baldwin, near Kingsdown, Kansas, were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the family home on North Eighth street. Dr. W. M. Balch officiating. The child was taken sick about three weeks ago while his parents were spending the harvest season near Kingsdown, and he grew rapidly worse. The illness started with an ordinary summer complaint, but later affected the brain of the child in such a way that his recovery was impossible. Interment was in the Neodesha cemetery.
Small metal marker from William Fawsett Funeral Home. Buried near paternal grandparents.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 13, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD SERIOUS
According to a letter received here Sunday, Randall, the 19 months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who has been seriously ill for the past three weeks, is still in a serious condition. The doctors, however, think there is a chance for his recovery. The Baldwins are at Kingsdown, Kans., where Mr. Baldwin has been working in the harvest.
The same letter told of an accident in which J. F. Baldwin, uncle of Frank Baldwin, was badly injured. Mr Baldwin was hauling a load of oats when his team became frightened and turned the wagon over throwing him to the ground. He received a broken collar bone and numerous bruises.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 14, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD DIES
Randall, the 19 month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin died yesterday at Kingsdown, Kansas, following a illness of three weeks, during which his recovery was always doubtful. The child had accompanied its parents to Western Kansas where Mr Baldwin had been working in the harvest. The body is expected to arrive here this afternoon or evening. Burial well be made here.
Neodesha Daily Sun - Friday, August 15, 1919
BALDWIN FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Randall, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who died August 13, at the home of his grand uncle, J. F. Baldwin, near Kingsdown, Kansas, were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the family home on North Eighth street. Dr. W. M. Balch officiating. The child was taken sick about three weeks ago while his parents were spending the harvest season near Kingsdown, and he grew rapidly worse. The illness started with an ordinary summer complaint, but later affected the brain of the child in such a way that his recovery was impossible. Interment was in the Neodesha cemetery.
Small metal marker from William Fawsett Funeral Home. Buried near paternal grandparents.
Family story is that Frank and Myrtle went to Western Kansas to help relatives with harvest. Randall became sick, possibly from some fresh produce he ate, and died of "summer Complaint". Info from Donald Baldwin.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 13, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD SERIOUS
According to a letter received here Sunday, Randall, the 19 months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who has been seriously ill for the past three weeks, is still in a serious condition. The doctors, however, think there is a chance for his recovery. The Baldwins are at Kingsdown, Kans., where Mr. Baldwin has been working in the harvest.
The same letter told of an accident in which J. F. Baldwin, uncle of Frank Baldwin, was badly injured. Mr Baldwin was hauling a load of oats when his team became frightened and turned the wagon over throwing him to the ground. He received a broken collar bone and numerous bruises.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 14, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD DIES
Randall, the 19 month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin died yesterday at Kingsdown, Kansas, following a illness of three weeks, during which his recovery was always doubtful. The child had accompanied its parents to Western Kansas where Mr Baldwin had been working in the harvest. The body is expected to arrive here this afternoon or evening. Burial well be made here.
Neodesha Daily Sun - Friday, August 15, 1919
BALDWIN FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Randall, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who died August 13, at the home of his grand uncle, J. F. Baldwin, near Kingsdown, Kansas, were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the family home on North Eighth street. Dr. W. M. Balch officiating. The child was taken sick about three weeks ago while his parents were spending the harvest season near Kingsdown, and he grew rapidly worse. The illness started with an ordinary summer complaint, but later affected the brain of the child in such a way that his recovery was impossible. Interment was in the Neodesha cemetery.
Small metal marker from William Fawsett Funeral Home. Buried near paternal grandparents.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 13, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD SERIOUS
According to a letter received here Sunday, Randall, the 19 months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who has been seriously ill for the past three weeks, is still in a serious condition. The doctors, however, think there is a chance for his recovery. The Baldwins are at Kingsdown, Kans., where Mr. Baldwin has been working in the harvest.
The same letter told of an accident in which J. F. Baldwin, uncle of Frank Baldwin, was badly injured. Mr Baldwin was hauling a load of oats when his team became frightened and turned the wagon over throwing him to the ground. He received a broken collar bone and numerous bruises.
Neodesha Daily Sun - August 14, 1919
BALDWIN CHILD DIES
Randall, the 19 month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin died yesterday at Kingsdown, Kansas, following a illness of three weeks, during which his recovery was always doubtful. The child had accompanied its parents to Western Kansas where Mr Baldwin had been working in the harvest. The body is expected to arrive here this afternoon or evening. Burial well be made here.
Neodesha Daily Sun - Friday, August 15, 1919
BALDWIN FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Randall, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baldwin, who died August 13, at the home of his grand uncle, J. F. Baldwin, near Kingsdown, Kansas, were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the family home on North Eighth street. Dr. W. M. Balch officiating. The child was taken sick about three weeks ago while his parents were spending the harvest season near Kingsdown, and he grew rapidly worse. The illness started with an ordinary summer complaint, but later affected the brain of the child in such a way that his recovery was impossible. Interment was in the Neodesha cemetery.
Small metal marker from William Fawsett Funeral Home. Buried near paternal grandparents.
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