This is correct information on Linford L. Van Buskirk 1833-1916
LINFORD VAN BUSKIRK OBITUARY
b. 9 [hard to read] Jan 1838 Tuscarawas Co., OH
d. 17 Mar 1918 at home, 3 miles south of Fremont
83y 2m 6d
Funeral services took place at his home, Sunday [19 Mar 1916] and burial was in the Kirkville [Wapello Co., IA] cemetery
m. Jane Reed 22 Sep 1861 at bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Benj. Reed, near New Philadelphia, OH
In the spring of 1863 Jane and Linford came to Iowa and located first on a farm south of Kirkville [would be in Wapello Co., IA] and after a year moved south of
Fremont [Mahaska Co., IA] and has resided there since
Linford grew to manhood on a farm in his native state
Children:
Loretta - wife of J.C. Albertson, this township [Cedar}
C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, Iowa
W.A. Van Buskirk - Snowbelt, MT
Linford was a member of the United Brethen Church [I believe there was a church of that denomination in Fremont, there is not one there now]
Those present at the funeral:
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, IA
W.A. Van Buskirk, Snowbelt - MT
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Reed, Ottumwa - [Wapello Co., IA]
Sam Burgraph, Oskaloosa - [Mahaska Co., IA]
Albert Larimer, Afton - [IA]
Mrs. Alice Burns - Kansas City, MO
Cylde Burns & family - Des Moines, [IA]
Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Brown - Ottumwa
Mrs. W. H. Githens - Ottumwa
Frank Slutts - Ottumwa
Mr. & Mrs. Art Woodman - Ottumwa
C.H. Githens - Ottumwa
Jack & Will Majors - Ottuma
abstracted from the "Fremont Gazette:, Fremont, Mahaska Co., IA, Linford's
23 Mar 1916
LINFORD VAN BUSKIRK OBITUARY
b. 9 [hard to read] Jan 1838 Tuscarawas Co., OH
d. 17 Mar 1918 at home, 3 miles south of Fremont
83y 2m 6d
Funeral services took place at his home, Sunday [19 Mar 1916] and burial was in the Kirkville [Wapello Co., IA] cemetery
m. Jane Reed 22 Sep 1861 at bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Benj. Reed, near New Philadelphia, OH
In the spring of 1863 Jane and Linford came to Iowa and located first on a farm south of Kirkville [would be in Wapello Co., IA] and after a year moved south of
Fremont [Mahaska Co., IA] and has resided there since
Linford grew to manhood on a farm in his native state
Children:
Loretta - wife of J.C. Albertson, this township [Cedar}
C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, Iowa
W.A. Van Buskirk - Snowbelt, MT
Linford was a member of the United Brethen Church [I believe there was a church of that denomination in Fremont, there is not one there now]
Those present at the funeral:
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, IA
W.A. Van Buskirk, Snowbelt - MT
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Reed, Ottumwa - [Wapello Co., IA]
Sam Burgraph, Oskaloosa - [Mahaska Co., IA]
Albert Larimer, Afton - [IA]
Mrs. Alice Burns - Kansas City, MO
Cylde Burns & family - Des Moines, [IA]
Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Brown - Ottumwa
Mrs. W. H. Githens - Ottumwa
Frank Slutts - Ottumwa
Mr. & Mrs. Art Woodman - Ottumwa
C.H. Githens - Ottumwa
Jack & Will Majors - Ottuma
abstracted from the "Fremont Gazette:, Fremont, Mahaska Co., IA, Linford's
23 Mar 1916
This is correct information on Linford L. Van Buskirk 1833-1916
LINFORD VAN BUSKIRK OBITUARY
b. 9 [hard to read] Jan 1838 Tuscarawas Co., OH
d. 17 Mar 1918 at home, 3 miles south of Fremont
83y 2m 6d
Funeral services took place at his home, Sunday [19 Mar 1916] and burial was in the Kirkville [Wapello Co., IA] cemetery
m. Jane Reed 22 Sep 1861 at bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Benj. Reed, near New Philadelphia, OH
In the spring of 1863 Jane and Linford came to Iowa and located first on a farm south of Kirkville [would be in Wapello Co., IA] and after a year moved south of
Fremont [Mahaska Co., IA] and has resided there since
Linford grew to manhood on a farm in his native state
Children:
Loretta - wife of J.C. Albertson, this township [Cedar}
C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, Iowa
W.A. Van Buskirk - Snowbelt, MT
Linford was a member of the United Brethen Church [I believe there was a church of that denomination in Fremont, there is not one there now]
Those present at the funeral:
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, IA
W.A. Van Buskirk, Snowbelt - MT
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Reed, Ottumwa - [Wapello Co., IA]
Sam Burgraph, Oskaloosa - [Mahaska Co., IA]
Albert Larimer, Afton - [IA]
Mrs. Alice Burns - Kansas City, MO
Cylde Burns & family - Des Moines, [IA]
Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Brown - Ottumwa
Mrs. W. H. Githens - Ottumwa
Frank Slutts - Ottumwa
Mr. & Mrs. Art Woodman - Ottumwa
C.H. Githens - Ottumwa
Jack & Will Majors - Ottuma
abstracted from the "Fremont Gazette:, Fremont, Mahaska Co., IA, Linford's
23 Mar 1916
LINFORD VAN BUSKIRK OBITUARY
b. 9 [hard to read] Jan 1838 Tuscarawas Co., OH
d. 17 Mar 1918 at home, 3 miles south of Fremont
83y 2m 6d
Funeral services took place at his home, Sunday [19 Mar 1916] and burial was in the Kirkville [Wapello Co., IA] cemetery
m. Jane Reed 22 Sep 1861 at bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Benj. Reed, near New Philadelphia, OH
In the spring of 1863 Jane and Linford came to Iowa and located first on a farm south of Kirkville [would be in Wapello Co., IA] and after a year moved south of
Fremont [Mahaska Co., IA] and has resided there since
Linford grew to manhood on a farm in his native state
Children:
Loretta - wife of J.C. Albertson, this township [Cedar}
C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, Iowa
W.A. Van Buskirk - Snowbelt, MT
Linford was a member of the United Brethen Church [I believe there was a church of that denomination in Fremont, there is not one there now]
Those present at the funeral:
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Van Buskirk - Selma, IA
W.A. Van Buskirk, Snowbelt - MT
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Reed, Ottumwa - [Wapello Co., IA]
Sam Burgraph, Oskaloosa - [Mahaska Co., IA]
Albert Larimer, Afton - [IA]
Mrs. Alice Burns - Kansas City, MO
Cylde Burns & family - Des Moines, [IA]
Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Brown - Ottumwa
Mrs. W. H. Githens - Ottumwa
Frank Slutts - Ottumwa
Mr. & Mrs. Art Woodman - Ottumwa
C.H. Githens - Ottumwa
Jack & Will Majors - Ottuma
abstracted from the "Fremont Gazette:, Fremont, Mahaska Co., IA, Linford's
23 Mar 1916
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