The death of George Barnard came as a surprise to his wide circle of relatives and friends. Taken ill Saturday evening, he grew gradually worse till medical aid could do no more and he succumbed to a complication of diseases Sunday morning. George Barnard was born Oct. 13, 1848 at Rochester, N.Y., where he resided until he reached manhood. In the fall of 1870 he married Amanda Hibbard. In 1878 they came to Oswego where Mr. Barnard started a blacksmith shop, same trade being followed till his death. The wife, Mrs. Amanda Barnard, and three sons, Bert of Oswego, Clarence of Gebo, Wyo., and Herman of Aurora; and one sister, Mrs. Hattie Friedman of Rochester survive. The funeral services were from the late home Tuesday. Interment at Riverside cemetery, Montgomery.
Source: Little White School Museum Library, Oswego, IL 1919
Source: Little White School Museum Library, Oswego, IL 1919
The death of George Barnard came as a surprise to his wide circle of relatives and friends. Taken ill Saturday evening, he grew gradually worse till medical aid could do no more and he succumbed to a complication of diseases Sunday morning. George Barnard was born Oct. 13, 1848 at Rochester, N.Y., where he resided until he reached manhood. In the fall of 1870 he married Amanda Hibbard. In 1878 they came to Oswego where Mr. Barnard started a blacksmith shop, same trade being followed till his death. The wife, Mrs. Amanda Barnard, and three sons, Bert of Oswego, Clarence of Gebo, Wyo., and Herman of Aurora; and one sister, Mrs. Hattie Friedman of Rochester survive. The funeral services were from the late home Tuesday. Interment at Riverside cemetery, Montgomery.
Source: Little White School Museum Library, Oswego, IL 1919
Source: Little White School Museum Library, Oswego, IL 1919
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