Daughter of Peter, born MO, and Betsie (Phillip), born TN, "Renfroe," Laura Renfro was the second wife of David L. Haynes. They married 8 April 1885. Parents' names and date of birth and death are from Laura Haynes' MO death certificate. Place of burial was Useful, MO. Informant was her husband, David L. Haynes: Laura Haynes November 24, 1916 Osage 38346
From a closer review of census records and other, it appears that mother of Laura Renfro was Martha Fulkerson. Obviously, additional research is required.
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The unexpected death of Mrs. Haynes was reported in her obituary of November 1916 and is courtesy of Haynes family researcher, Donna Crawley:
MRS. LAURA HAYNES DEAD
Mrs. Laura Haynes, wife of David L. Haynes, of Useful died suddenly on Friday November 24, 1916 after a brief illness of only about twenty minutes. Her remains were laid to rest the next day in the family burying ground on the farm the next day November 25, 1916. It is believed that death was due to cerebral apploplexy, or hemorrhage of the brain. She was a daughter of Peter Renfro and leaves to mourn her untimely death, her husband D. L. Haynes, two sons, Overland and Floyd Haynes and two daughters, Mrs. Cecil Cox and Mrs. Ray Jett.
To the bereaved family we extend our sincere condolence.
From a closer review of census records and other, it appears that mother of Laura Renfro was Martha Fulkerson. Obviously, additional research is required.
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The unexpected death of Mrs. Haynes was reported in her obituary of November 1916 and is courtesy of Haynes family researcher, Donna Crawley:
MRS. LAURA HAYNES DEAD
Mrs. Laura Haynes, wife of David L. Haynes, of Useful died suddenly on Friday November 24, 1916 after a brief illness of only about twenty minutes. Her remains were laid to rest the next day in the family burying ground on the farm the next day November 25, 1916. It is believed that death was due to cerebral apploplexy, or hemorrhage of the brain. She was a daughter of Peter Renfro and leaves to mourn her untimely death, her husband D. L. Haynes, two sons, Overland and Floyd Haynes and two daughters, Mrs. Cecil Cox and Mrs. Ray Jett.
To the bereaved family we extend our sincere condolence.
Daughter of Peter, born MO, and Betsie (Phillip), born TN, "Renfroe," Laura Renfro was the second wife of David L. Haynes. They married 8 April 1885. Parents' names and date of birth and death are from Laura Haynes' MO death certificate. Place of burial was Useful, MO. Informant was her husband, David L. Haynes: Laura Haynes November 24, 1916 Osage 38346
From a closer review of census records and other, it appears that mother of Laura Renfro was Martha Fulkerson. Obviously, additional research is required.
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The unexpected death of Mrs. Haynes was reported in her obituary of November 1916 and is courtesy of Haynes family researcher, Donna Crawley:
MRS. LAURA HAYNES DEAD
Mrs. Laura Haynes, wife of David L. Haynes, of Useful died suddenly on Friday November 24, 1916 after a brief illness of only about twenty minutes. Her remains were laid to rest the next day in the family burying ground on the farm the next day November 25, 1916. It is believed that death was due to cerebral apploplexy, or hemorrhage of the brain. She was a daughter of Peter Renfro and leaves to mourn her untimely death, her husband D. L. Haynes, two sons, Overland and Floyd Haynes and two daughters, Mrs. Cecil Cox and Mrs. Ray Jett.
To the bereaved family we extend our sincere condolence.
From a closer review of census records and other, it appears that mother of Laura Renfro was Martha Fulkerson. Obviously, additional research is required.
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The unexpected death of Mrs. Haynes was reported in her obituary of November 1916 and is courtesy of Haynes family researcher, Donna Crawley:
MRS. LAURA HAYNES DEAD
Mrs. Laura Haynes, wife of David L. Haynes, of Useful died suddenly on Friday November 24, 1916 after a brief illness of only about twenty minutes. Her remains were laid to rest the next day in the family burying ground on the farm the next day November 25, 1916. It is believed that death was due to cerebral apploplexy, or hemorrhage of the brain. She was a daughter of Peter Renfro and leaves to mourn her untimely death, her husband D. L. Haynes, two sons, Overland and Floyd Haynes and two daughters, Mrs. Cecil Cox and Mrs. Ray Jett.
To the bereaved family we extend our sincere condolence.
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