WILLIAM BARBER DIES AT RED OAK HOSPITAL AFTER YEAR'S ILLNESS
Funeral services were held at Wolfe's Funeral HOme, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William W. Barber, 66, who died Saturday night in the Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death.
Mr. Barber met with an accident when a long man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interest in fruit growing and spent most of his life at that work.
He was born at Yankton, South Dakota, the eldest son of Wanton and Eliza Barber.
Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. They are A. A. Barker of St. Joseph, Missouri; E. E. Barber of Chadron, Nebraska, G. C. Barber of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs. R. M. Gourley of Villisca, Mrs. Fred Teas of Fremont, Nebraska, and Mrs. J. M. Sheridan of Carbon. His parents and one brother preceded him in death.
The Rev. E. M. Buchler was in charge of the final rites and burial was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Pall bearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S. Pierson, and John Farlin.
Villisca Review, Villisca, Iowa, Thursday, November 21, 1940, page 1
William Wanton "Bill" Barber
Birth: 8 JUN 1874 in Yankton, Yankton Co., SD
Death: 20 NOV 1940 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA
Burial: 21 NOV 1940 Rose Hill Cemetery, Villisca , Montgomery Co., IA
Note:
William Wanton was the first born and first son of Wanton Corey andEliza Jane KyleBarber. Bill as he was called lived with his parents on the same place from 6 years old on. William Wanton Barber dies at Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. Funeral services were held at Wolf's funeral home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William Wanton Barber 66, who died Sat night in the Red Oak hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death. Mr. Barber met with a hunting accident when a young man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interested in fruit growing and spent most of his time at that work. He was born in Yankton, SD on June 8, 1874. Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. Allen A. Barber of St. Joseph, MO., Claude Elmo Barber of Chadren, NE, Grover Clifton Barber of Ontario, Oregon. Anna A. (Robert) Gourley of Villisca, IA. Bessie (Fred )Teas of Fremont NE and Emma A (J. Mark) Sheridan of Carbon, IA. His parents and one brother Benjamin Franklin Barber proceed him in death. The Rev. E. M. Buehler was in charge of the final rights and burial was in the Villisca Cemetery. Pallbearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S.Pierson, and John Farlin. Villisca Review 11 211940
He spent a lot of time helping his dad with the garden, strawberry beds and the honey bees as well as yard work. Helped his dad with his brother Benjamin's children when his brother and his wife died of tuberculosis. When Wanton died the family of Ica Beard Barber farmed the children out to their relatives. He stayed on at the family house until he became ill.
William never married. He had no children.
Funeral services were held at Wolfe's Funeral HOme, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William W. Barber, 66, who died Saturday night in the Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death.
Mr. Barber met with an accident when a long man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interest in fruit growing and spent most of his life at that work.
He was born at Yankton, South Dakota, the eldest son of Wanton and Eliza Barber.
Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. They are A. A. Barker of St. Joseph, Missouri; E. E. Barber of Chadron, Nebraska, G. C. Barber of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs. R. M. Gourley of Villisca, Mrs. Fred Teas of Fremont, Nebraska, and Mrs. J. M. Sheridan of Carbon. His parents and one brother preceded him in death.
The Rev. E. M. Buchler was in charge of the final rites and burial was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Pall bearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S. Pierson, and John Farlin.
Villisca Review, Villisca, Iowa, Thursday, November 21, 1940, page 1
William Wanton "Bill" Barber
Birth: 8 JUN 1874 in Yankton, Yankton Co., SD
Death: 20 NOV 1940 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA
Burial: 21 NOV 1940 Rose Hill Cemetery, Villisca , Montgomery Co., IA
Note:
William Wanton was the first born and first son of Wanton Corey andEliza Jane KyleBarber. Bill as he was called lived with his parents on the same place from 6 years old on. William Wanton Barber dies at Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. Funeral services were held at Wolf's funeral home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William Wanton Barber 66, who died Sat night in the Red Oak hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death. Mr. Barber met with a hunting accident when a young man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interested in fruit growing and spent most of his time at that work. He was born in Yankton, SD on June 8, 1874. Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. Allen A. Barber of St. Joseph, MO., Claude Elmo Barber of Chadren, NE, Grover Clifton Barber of Ontario, Oregon. Anna A. (Robert) Gourley of Villisca, IA. Bessie (Fred )Teas of Fremont NE and Emma A (J. Mark) Sheridan of Carbon, IA. His parents and one brother Benjamin Franklin Barber proceed him in death. The Rev. E. M. Buehler was in charge of the final rights and burial was in the Villisca Cemetery. Pallbearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S.Pierson, and John Farlin. Villisca Review 11 211940
He spent a lot of time helping his dad with the garden, strawberry beds and the honey bees as well as yard work. Helped his dad with his brother Benjamin's children when his brother and his wife died of tuberculosis. When Wanton died the family of Ica Beard Barber farmed the children out to their relatives. He stayed on at the family house until he became ill.
William never married. He had no children.
WILLIAM BARBER DIES AT RED OAK HOSPITAL AFTER YEAR'S ILLNESS
Funeral services were held at Wolfe's Funeral HOme, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William W. Barber, 66, who died Saturday night in the Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death.
Mr. Barber met with an accident when a long man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interest in fruit growing and spent most of his life at that work.
He was born at Yankton, South Dakota, the eldest son of Wanton and Eliza Barber.
Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. They are A. A. Barker of St. Joseph, Missouri; E. E. Barber of Chadron, Nebraska, G. C. Barber of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs. R. M. Gourley of Villisca, Mrs. Fred Teas of Fremont, Nebraska, and Mrs. J. M. Sheridan of Carbon. His parents and one brother preceded him in death.
The Rev. E. M. Buchler was in charge of the final rites and burial was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Pall bearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S. Pierson, and John Farlin.
Villisca Review, Villisca, Iowa, Thursday, November 21, 1940, page 1
William Wanton "Bill" Barber
Birth: 8 JUN 1874 in Yankton, Yankton Co., SD
Death: 20 NOV 1940 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA
Burial: 21 NOV 1940 Rose Hill Cemetery, Villisca , Montgomery Co., IA
Note:
William Wanton was the first born and first son of Wanton Corey andEliza Jane KyleBarber. Bill as he was called lived with his parents on the same place from 6 years old on. William Wanton Barber dies at Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. Funeral services were held at Wolf's funeral home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William Wanton Barber 66, who died Sat night in the Red Oak hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death. Mr. Barber met with a hunting accident when a young man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interested in fruit growing and spent most of his time at that work. He was born in Yankton, SD on June 8, 1874. Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. Allen A. Barber of St. Joseph, MO., Claude Elmo Barber of Chadren, NE, Grover Clifton Barber of Ontario, Oregon. Anna A. (Robert) Gourley of Villisca, IA. Bessie (Fred )Teas of Fremont NE and Emma A (J. Mark) Sheridan of Carbon, IA. His parents and one brother Benjamin Franklin Barber proceed him in death. The Rev. E. M. Buehler was in charge of the final rights and burial was in the Villisca Cemetery. Pallbearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S.Pierson, and John Farlin. Villisca Review 11 211940
He spent a lot of time helping his dad with the garden, strawberry beds and the honey bees as well as yard work. Helped his dad with his brother Benjamin's children when his brother and his wife died of tuberculosis. When Wanton died the family of Ica Beard Barber farmed the children out to their relatives. He stayed on at the family house until he became ill.
William never married. He had no children.
Funeral services were held at Wolfe's Funeral HOme, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William W. Barber, 66, who died Saturday night in the Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death.
Mr. Barber met with an accident when a long man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interest in fruit growing and spent most of his life at that work.
He was born at Yankton, South Dakota, the eldest son of Wanton and Eliza Barber.
Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. They are A. A. Barker of St. Joseph, Missouri; E. E. Barber of Chadron, Nebraska, G. C. Barber of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs. R. M. Gourley of Villisca, Mrs. Fred Teas of Fremont, Nebraska, and Mrs. J. M. Sheridan of Carbon. His parents and one brother preceded him in death.
The Rev. E. M. Buchler was in charge of the final rites and burial was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Pall bearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S. Pierson, and John Farlin.
Villisca Review, Villisca, Iowa, Thursday, November 21, 1940, page 1
William Wanton "Bill" Barber
Birth: 8 JUN 1874 in Yankton, Yankton Co., SD
Death: 20 NOV 1940 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA
Burial: 21 NOV 1940 Rose Hill Cemetery, Villisca , Montgomery Co., IA
Note:
William Wanton was the first born and first son of Wanton Corey andEliza Jane KyleBarber. Bill as he was called lived with his parents on the same place from 6 years old on. William Wanton Barber dies at Red Oak Hospital after a year's illness. Funeral services were held at Wolf's funeral home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for William Wanton Barber 66, who died Sat night in the Red Oak hospital after a year's illness. He had been taken to the hospital a week before his death. Mr. Barber met with a hunting accident when a young man that resulted in the loss of one of his arms. He was interested in fruit growing and spent most of his time at that work. He was born in Yankton, SD on June 8, 1874. Surviving are three brothers and three sisters. Allen A. Barber of St. Joseph, MO., Claude Elmo Barber of Chadren, NE, Grover Clifton Barber of Ontario, Oregon. Anna A. (Robert) Gourley of Villisca, IA. Bessie (Fred )Teas of Fremont NE and Emma A (J. Mark) Sheridan of Carbon, IA. His parents and one brother Benjamin Franklin Barber proceed him in death. The Rev. E. M. Buehler was in charge of the final rights and burial was in the Villisca Cemetery. Pallbearers were Elias Lewis, Axel Lenroot, Wesley Stallings, Ben Cohoon, F. S.Pierson, and John Farlin. Villisca Review 11 211940
He spent a lot of time helping his dad with the garden, strawberry beds and the honey bees as well as yard work. Helped his dad with his brother Benjamin's children when his brother and his wife died of tuberculosis. When Wanton died the family of Ica Beard Barber farmed the children out to their relatives. He stayed on at the family house until he became ill.
William never married. He had no children.
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