Obituary (courtesy of Sherryl):
John W. Wagnon, aged 84 years, one of Fayetteville's old citizens, died at his home on Whitham and York Streets yesterday morning about 9:30 o'clock. Old age and an attack of Bright's disease caused the demise.
Surviving are two sons, W.M. Wagnon of Baldwin and Ned Wagnon of Fayetteville; and one daughter, R.E. Ferguson of near Farmington. Fumeral will be held Wednesday in Strong cemetery, near Harris. [Note: cemetery was incorrectly listed as Strong (there is now Strong cemetery near Harris) and should have indicated as Strain.]
Source: Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Fayetteville, Arkansas), Wednesday, September 26, 1923, page 2, column 4.
John W. Wagnon, aged 84 years, one of Fayetteville's old citizens, died at his home on Whitham and York Streets yesterday morning about 9:30 o'clock. Old age and an attack of Bright's disease caused the demise.
Surviving are two sons, W.M. Wagnon of Baldwin and Ned Wagnon of Fayetteville; and one daughter, R.E. Ferguson of near Farmington. Fumeral will be held Wednesday in Strong cemetery, near Harris. [Note: cemetery was incorrectly listed as Strong (there is now Strong cemetery near Harris) and should have indicated as Strain.]
Source: Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Fayetteville, Arkansas), Wednesday, September 26, 1923, page 2, column 4.
Obituary (courtesy of Sherryl):
John W. Wagnon, aged 84 years, one of Fayetteville's old citizens, died at his home on Whitham and York Streets yesterday morning about 9:30 o'clock. Old age and an attack of Bright's disease caused the demise.
Surviving are two sons, W.M. Wagnon of Baldwin and Ned Wagnon of Fayetteville; and one daughter, R.E. Ferguson of near Farmington. Fumeral will be held Wednesday in Strong cemetery, near Harris. [Note: cemetery was incorrectly listed as Strong (there is now Strong cemetery near Harris) and should have indicated as Strain.]
Source: Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Fayetteville, Arkansas), Wednesday, September 26, 1923, page 2, column 4.
John W. Wagnon, aged 84 years, one of Fayetteville's old citizens, died at his home on Whitham and York Streets yesterday morning about 9:30 o'clock. Old age and an attack of Bright's disease caused the demise.
Surviving are two sons, W.M. Wagnon of Baldwin and Ned Wagnon of Fayetteville; and one daughter, R.E. Ferguson of near Farmington. Fumeral will be held Wednesday in Strong cemetery, near Harris. [Note: cemetery was incorrectly listed as Strong (there is now Strong cemetery near Harris) and should have indicated as Strain.]
Source: Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Fayetteville, Arkansas), Wednesday, September 26, 1923, page 2, column 4.
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