His brother: EAU CLAIRE – John Barraclough 83, 225 Moppa Street, died at Sacred Heart Hospital Sunday. He had been in poor health for about two months.
Formerly a resident of Rio, Mr. Barraclough had lived here for about three years.
He is survived by his wife, Mayme; two sons, Casper, Madison, Irving, Rockford, Illinois; and two stepsons, Vernon and Clarence Douphner, Eau Claire.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Rio. Burial will be in the Rio cemetery.
Published in the Eau Claire Daily Telegram, June 29, 1959
EAU CLAIRE – John Barraclough, 84, a Rio resident until about five years ago, died at an Eau Claire hospital on Saturday, June 27.
He was a retired carpenter and also did concrete construction work.
Surviving are his wife of Eau Claire; two sons, Kasper, Madison, and Irving, Rockford, Illinois; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Sell and Mrs. Frank Ludwig, both of Beaver dam; three brothers, Bennie, Minneapolis, Harry, Columbus, and Martin, address unknown. A son, Sanford, was killed in World War II in the southwest Pacific area.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Thompson-Kellogg Chapel, the Reverend Stanley Tarrant, Columbus, officiating.
Published in the Rio Journal, July 2, 1959
His brother: EAU CLAIRE – John Barraclough 83, 225 Moppa Street, died at Sacred Heart Hospital Sunday. He had been in poor health for about two months.
Formerly a resident of Rio, Mr. Barraclough had lived here for about three years.
He is survived by his wife, Mayme; two sons, Casper, Madison, Irving, Rockford, Illinois; and two stepsons, Vernon and Clarence Douphner, Eau Claire.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Rio. Burial will be in the Rio cemetery.
Published in the Eau Claire Daily Telegram, June 29, 1959
EAU CLAIRE – John Barraclough, 84, a Rio resident until about five years ago, died at an Eau Claire hospital on Saturday, June 27.
He was a retired carpenter and also did concrete construction work.
Surviving are his wife of Eau Claire; two sons, Kasper, Madison, and Irving, Rockford, Illinois; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Sell and Mrs. Frank Ludwig, both of Beaver dam; three brothers, Bennie, Minneapolis, Harry, Columbus, and Martin, address unknown. A son, Sanford, was killed in World War II in the southwest Pacific area.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Thompson-Kellogg Chapel, the Reverend Stanley Tarrant, Columbus, officiating.
Published in the Rio Journal, July 2, 1959
Family Members
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William Stephen Barraclough
1870–1920
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Thomas Abraham Barraclough
1873–1879
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Herbert Owrid Barraclough
1874–1938
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John Mitchell Barraclough
1876–1959
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Albert Edward Barraclough
1879–1879
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Martha Hannah Barraclough Sell
1880–1964
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Sarah Elizabeth Barraclough Fairbanks
1882–1955
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Mary Emmeline Barraclough Newman Ludwig
1884–1977
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Benjamin Thomas Barraclough
1886–1967
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Samuel Martin Barraclough
1889–1966
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