73 years old.
NOTE: Although the attached obit lists his name as Daniel H. Varble, another obit in the Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on Nov. 9, 1901, lists him as A. H. Varble, dying at his son, George Varble's in Eldred, Illinois.
It also stated he came to Kansas in 1879, in Walnut township, near Hepler. After his wife died, he sold the farm to B. . E. Carlos., and he went to Illinois to live with his son, George.
There were also two daughters living at the time of his death: Mrs. W. H. Jury of Hepler, Kansas and Mrs. Clell Long of Walnut, Kansas.
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Attached Obit from old scrapbook, newspaper unknown, date unknown.
His wife may have been (Elizabeth) Jane Varble (wife of Boone Varble), born Sept. 22, 1828 in Harvey? County, Kentucky and died May 2, 1895 in Walnut township, Crawford County, Kansas. Source: "The Daily World", Girard Kansas May 7, 1895 and The Pittsburg Headlight, May 16, 1895
NOTE: Although the attached obit lists his name as Daniel H. Varble, another obit in the Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on Nov. 9, 1901, lists him as A. H. Varble, dying at his son, George Varble's in Eldred, Illinois.
It also stated he came to Kansas in 1879, in Walnut township, near Hepler. After his wife died, he sold the farm to B. . E. Carlos., and he went to Illinois to live with his son, George.
There were also two daughters living at the time of his death: Mrs. W. H. Jury of Hepler, Kansas and Mrs. Clell Long of Walnut, Kansas.
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Attached Obit from old scrapbook, newspaper unknown, date unknown.
His wife may have been (Elizabeth) Jane Varble (wife of Boone Varble), born Sept. 22, 1828 in Harvey? County, Kentucky and died May 2, 1895 in Walnut township, Crawford County, Kansas. Source: "The Daily World", Girard Kansas May 7, 1895 and The Pittsburg Headlight, May 16, 1895
73 years old.
NOTE: Although the attached obit lists his name as Daniel H. Varble, another obit in the Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on Nov. 9, 1901, lists him as A. H. Varble, dying at his son, George Varble's in Eldred, Illinois.
It also stated he came to Kansas in 1879, in Walnut township, near Hepler. After his wife died, he sold the farm to B. . E. Carlos., and he went to Illinois to live with his son, George.
There were also two daughters living at the time of his death: Mrs. W. H. Jury of Hepler, Kansas and Mrs. Clell Long of Walnut, Kansas.
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Attached Obit from old scrapbook, newspaper unknown, date unknown.
His wife may have been (Elizabeth) Jane Varble (wife of Boone Varble), born Sept. 22, 1828 in Harvey? County, Kentucky and died May 2, 1895 in Walnut township, Crawford County, Kansas. Source: "The Daily World", Girard Kansas May 7, 1895 and The Pittsburg Headlight, May 16, 1895
NOTE: Although the attached obit lists his name as Daniel H. Varble, another obit in the Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on Nov. 9, 1901, lists him as A. H. Varble, dying at his son, George Varble's in Eldred, Illinois.
It also stated he came to Kansas in 1879, in Walnut township, near Hepler. After his wife died, he sold the farm to B. . E. Carlos., and he went to Illinois to live with his son, George.
There were also two daughters living at the time of his death: Mrs. W. H. Jury of Hepler, Kansas and Mrs. Clell Long of Walnut, Kansas.
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Attached Obit from old scrapbook, newspaper unknown, date unknown.
His wife may have been (Elizabeth) Jane Varble (wife of Boone Varble), born Sept. 22, 1828 in Harvey? County, Kentucky and died May 2, 1895 in Walnut township, Crawford County, Kansas. Source: "The Daily World", Girard Kansas May 7, 1895 and The Pittsburg Headlight, May 16, 1895
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