OBITUARY: "San Diego Union" September 15, 1917, page 5.
"LOCKARD - In this city, September 12, 1917, William S. Lockard, husband of Caroline M. Lockard; father of Arthur S., Clarkson H., and Charles W. Lockard, Mrs. W.J. Bower and Mrs. B.F. Mertzman; brother of Alexander Lockard, Maryville, Michigan, John Lockard, Toronto, Kan., and Mrs. Chas. Astley of Los Angeles; a native of Canada, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held at Bradley & Woolman's chapel, C street, corner of Seventh, today (Saturday), Sept. 15, 1917 at 10 o'clock a.m., Rev. E.F. Hallenback officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery."
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W. S. LOCKARD, merchant and proprietor of the Toronto flouring and saw mills; came to Kansas in the spring of 1870; located near Toronto, and farmed two years, and has ever since been engaged in merchandising in Toronto, and at the same time has owned and operated the Toronto mills ever since 1877. He was born in York County, Ontario, Can., February 2, 1836; son of Peter and Carnearchy sic Lockard; lived in his native county until he came to Kansas in 1870. He was married in York County, Can., in March, 1860, to Caroline Hughes, native of the same county. He has five children--Arthur S., Clarkson H., Martha, Evangeline and Charles William. The first four were born in Canada; the youngest in Kansas. He belongs to the Knights of Honor; is one of the heaviest dealers in general merchandise in the county, and is one of our most reliable business men.
"LOCKARD - In this city, September 12, 1917, William S. Lockard, husband of Caroline M. Lockard; father of Arthur S., Clarkson H., and Charles W. Lockard, Mrs. W.J. Bower and Mrs. B.F. Mertzman; brother of Alexander Lockard, Maryville, Michigan, John Lockard, Toronto, Kan., and Mrs. Chas. Astley of Los Angeles; a native of Canada, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held at Bradley & Woolman's chapel, C street, corner of Seventh, today (Saturday), Sept. 15, 1917 at 10 o'clock a.m., Rev. E.F. Hallenback officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery."
http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/woodson/woodson-co-p7.html#TORONTO
W. S. LOCKARD, merchant and proprietor of the Toronto flouring and saw mills; came to Kansas in the spring of 1870; located near Toronto, and farmed two years, and has ever since been engaged in merchandising in Toronto, and at the same time has owned and operated the Toronto mills ever since 1877. He was born in York County, Ontario, Can., February 2, 1836; son of Peter and Carnearchy sic Lockard; lived in his native county until he came to Kansas in 1870. He was married in York County, Can., in March, 1860, to Caroline Hughes, native of the same county. He has five children--Arthur S., Clarkson H., Martha, Evangeline and Charles William. The first four were born in Canada; the youngest in Kansas. He belongs to the Knights of Honor; is one of the heaviest dealers in general merchandise in the county, and is one of our most reliable business men.
OBITUARY: "San Diego Union" September 15, 1917, page 5.
"LOCKARD - In this city, September 12, 1917, William S. Lockard, husband of Caroline M. Lockard; father of Arthur S., Clarkson H., and Charles W. Lockard, Mrs. W.J. Bower and Mrs. B.F. Mertzman; brother of Alexander Lockard, Maryville, Michigan, John Lockard, Toronto, Kan., and Mrs. Chas. Astley of Los Angeles; a native of Canada, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held at Bradley & Woolman's chapel, C street, corner of Seventh, today (Saturday), Sept. 15, 1917 at 10 o'clock a.m., Rev. E.F. Hallenback officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery."
http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/woodson/woodson-co-p7.html#TORONTO
W. S. LOCKARD, merchant and proprietor of the Toronto flouring and saw mills; came to Kansas in the spring of 1870; located near Toronto, and farmed two years, and has ever since been engaged in merchandising in Toronto, and at the same time has owned and operated the Toronto mills ever since 1877. He was born in York County, Ontario, Can., February 2, 1836; son of Peter and Carnearchy sic Lockard; lived in his native county until he came to Kansas in 1870. He was married in York County, Can., in March, 1860, to Caroline Hughes, native of the same county. He has five children--Arthur S., Clarkson H., Martha, Evangeline and Charles William. The first four were born in Canada; the youngest in Kansas. He belongs to the Knights of Honor; is one of the heaviest dealers in general merchandise in the county, and is one of our most reliable business men.
"LOCKARD - In this city, September 12, 1917, William S. Lockard, husband of Caroline M. Lockard; father of Arthur S., Clarkson H., and Charles W. Lockard, Mrs. W.J. Bower and Mrs. B.F. Mertzman; brother of Alexander Lockard, Maryville, Michigan, John Lockard, Toronto, Kan., and Mrs. Chas. Astley of Los Angeles; a native of Canada, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held at Bradley & Woolman's chapel, C street, corner of Seventh, today (Saturday), Sept. 15, 1917 at 10 o'clock a.m., Rev. E.F. Hallenback officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery."
http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/woodson/woodson-co-p7.html#TORONTO
W. S. LOCKARD, merchant and proprietor of the Toronto flouring and saw mills; came to Kansas in the spring of 1870; located near Toronto, and farmed two years, and has ever since been engaged in merchandising in Toronto, and at the same time has owned and operated the Toronto mills ever since 1877. He was born in York County, Ontario, Can., February 2, 1836; son of Peter and Carnearchy sic Lockard; lived in his native county until he came to Kansas in 1870. He was married in York County, Can., in March, 1860, to Caroline Hughes, native of the same county. He has five children--Arthur S., Clarkson H., Martha, Evangeline and Charles William. The first four were born in Canada; the youngest in Kansas. He belongs to the Knights of Honor; is one of the heaviest dealers in general merchandise in the county, and is one of our most reliable business men.
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