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Robert Alexander Barnard

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Robert Alexander Barnard

Birth
Sebastian County, Arkansas, USA
Death
17 Jun 1941 (aged 75)
Charleston, Franklin County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Paris, Logan County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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Paris Express Newspaper June 19, 1941
Robert A. Barnard

Funeral Services for Robert A. Barnard, age 75, of Friendship, who died Tuesday night in a Charleston hospital, was held this afternoon (Thursday)at Cole Chapel Church with Rev John G. Gieck, pastor of the Charleston Methodist church officiating. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery was under the direction of Smith Funeral Home. Mr.s Barnard had been in ill health for several years, but his condition did not become critical until a week ago. Born in Sebastian County, Mr. Barnard moved to Logan County at an early age, where he has since resided. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving relatives are his wife, seven sons M. L. of Mundy, Tennessee; O.L. of Ventura, California, Otto of Hartshome, Oklahoma, D.E. and Bert of Fort Smith; Albert of Magazine and George of the home; two daughters, Grace of the home and E.A. McMillan of Magazine; one brother, R.P. Barnard of Catoosa, Oklahoma; a sister S.T. Coleman of Irving, Texas; 18 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren


On February 1, 1888, Robert married Luella Catherine Moffet in National Springs Arkansas. They had 12 children. They were a farming family living near Chismville, Arkansas. "Bob" as he was known in the community was a leader in the affairs of school and church. His home was a haven for who, for whatever reason, needed a place to live. Many a meals and bed. After the death of Robert Alexander in 1941, the farm was sold. Contributed by Delaine Shirley-Noyer (#47591332)
Paris Express Newspaper June 19, 1941
Robert A. Barnard

Funeral Services for Robert A. Barnard, age 75, of Friendship, who died Tuesday night in a Charleston hospital, was held this afternoon (Thursday)at Cole Chapel Church with Rev John G. Gieck, pastor of the Charleston Methodist church officiating. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery was under the direction of Smith Funeral Home. Mr.s Barnard had been in ill health for several years, but his condition did not become critical until a week ago. Born in Sebastian County, Mr. Barnard moved to Logan County at an early age, where he has since resided. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving relatives are his wife, seven sons M. L. of Mundy, Tennessee; O.L. of Ventura, California, Otto of Hartshome, Oklahoma, D.E. and Bert of Fort Smith; Albert of Magazine and George of the home; two daughters, Grace of the home and E.A. McMillan of Magazine; one brother, R.P. Barnard of Catoosa, Oklahoma; a sister S.T. Coleman of Irving, Texas; 18 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren


On February 1, 1888, Robert married Luella Catherine Moffet in National Springs Arkansas. They had 12 children. They were a farming family living near Chismville, Arkansas. "Bob" as he was known in the community was a leader in the affairs of school and church. His home was a haven for who, for whatever reason, needed a place to live. Many a meals and bed. After the death of Robert Alexander in 1941, the farm was sold. Contributed by Delaine Shirley-Noyer (#47591332)

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