The Miller County Autogram-Sentinel, Thursday, May 6, 1886
Bluford Barton, a respected citizen and an old resident of Miller County, was taken sick at his home southeast of Brumley, on Tuesday morning of last week of apoplexy, and died in three-quarters of an hour. The deceased was one of Miller County's best citizens and leaves a family and large circle of friends to mourn his sudden death.
Son of Wade and Jane (Thompson) Barton who both died and are buried in Cuba, Graves County, Kentucky.
Bluford Barton, a respected citizen and an old resident of Miller County, was taken sick at his home southeast of Brumley, on Tuesday morning of last week of apoplexy, and died in three-quarters of an hour. The deceased was one of Miller County's best citizens and leaves a family and large circle of friends to mourn his sudden death.
Son of Wade and Jane (Thompson) Barton who both died and are buried in Cuba, Graves County, Kentucky.
The Miller County Autogram-Sentinel, Thursday, May 6, 1886
Bluford Barton, a respected citizen and an old resident of Miller County, was taken sick at his home southeast of Brumley, on Tuesday morning of last week of apoplexy, and died in three-quarters of an hour. The deceased was one of Miller County's best citizens and leaves a family and large circle of friends to mourn his sudden death.
Son of Wade and Jane (Thompson) Barton who both died and are buried in Cuba, Graves County, Kentucky.
Bluford Barton, a respected citizen and an old resident of Miller County, was taken sick at his home southeast of Brumley, on Tuesday morning of last week of apoplexy, and died in three-quarters of an hour. The deceased was one of Miller County's best citizens and leaves a family and large circle of friends to mourn his sudden death.
Son of Wade and Jane (Thompson) Barton who both died and are buried in Cuba, Graves County, Kentucky.
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