March 29, 1902
Webb City Sentinel page 5 col 4
Sudden Death
Andrew M. Osbourne, an old and highly respected citizen who resided two miles east of Johnstown died yesterday at 11:30 from an attack of heart trouble. The deceased was 55 years of age and leaves several children. His wife died sometime ago. The funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the late residence by Rev. Faust at 1:30. The interment was made at the Alexander cemetery.
Andrew was the last of six children born to William Wiley and Elizabeth (Alexander) Osborn and his mother died form his birth. Andrew married Prudence Alexander on September 7th, 1871 in Jasper Co., MO and they had seven children.
Webb City Sentinel page 5 col 4
Sudden Death
Andrew M. Osbourne, an old and highly respected citizen who resided two miles east of Johnstown died yesterday at 11:30 from an attack of heart trouble. The deceased was 55 years of age and leaves several children. His wife died sometime ago. The funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the late residence by Rev. Faust at 1:30. The interment was made at the Alexander cemetery.
Andrew was the last of six children born to William Wiley and Elizabeth (Alexander) Osborn and his mother died form his birth. Andrew married Prudence Alexander on September 7th, 1871 in Jasper Co., MO and they had seven children.
March 29, 1902
Webb City Sentinel page 5 col 4
Sudden Death
Andrew M. Osbourne, an old and highly respected citizen who resided two miles east of Johnstown died yesterday at 11:30 from an attack of heart trouble. The deceased was 55 years of age and leaves several children. His wife died sometime ago. The funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the late residence by Rev. Faust at 1:30. The interment was made at the Alexander cemetery.
Andrew was the last of six children born to William Wiley and Elizabeth (Alexander) Osborn and his mother died form his birth. Andrew married Prudence Alexander on September 7th, 1871 in Jasper Co., MO and they had seven children.
Webb City Sentinel page 5 col 4
Sudden Death
Andrew M. Osbourne, an old and highly respected citizen who resided two miles east of Johnstown died yesterday at 11:30 from an attack of heart trouble. The deceased was 55 years of age and leaves several children. His wife died sometime ago. The funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the late residence by Rev. Faust at 1:30. The interment was made at the Alexander cemetery.
Andrew was the last of six children born to William Wiley and Elizabeth (Alexander) Osborn and his mother died form his birth. Andrew married Prudence Alexander on September 7th, 1871 in Jasper Co., MO and they had seven children.
Gravesite Details
There is no grave marker for Andrew in the Alexander Cemetery and his internment here is known only from Hedge Lewis Funeral Home Records found at the Webb City Genealogical Library
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