A. W. ASHLEY
DIES FRIDAY
Funeral services to be held Sunday.
Albert William Ashley, 73. 509 South Fifteenth, passed away Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Merey hospital after an illness of five weeks.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, at Potts Funeral chapel with the Rev. A. Q. Van Benschoten jr., of the First Baptist church officiation, and burial will be make in the Wild Rose Cemetery in Webb City, MO.
Albert William Ashley, son of Alonzo Ashley, was born Aug 4, 1872 in Columbus, KS. For 32 years he was a miner at Webb City, MO. He came to Independence in 1944, where he resided until the time of his death. He was a member of the Baptist church. His wife preceded him in death.
He is survived by two childeren,. Harold Ashley and Clinton Ashley both of this city. One sone, Albert preceded him in death.
He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Nix of Delaware, OK. and two brothers, George Ashley of Oilton, OK., and Harold Ashley of Salem, IL. and six grandchildren.
source: unknown OK. newspaper
Albert was deaf and used sign language to communicate. One of his nephews said when he got mad he would put his hands behind his back and his fingers would just fly.
NOTE: The newspaper above List Albert's birth as Columbus, KS. but it was Covington, IN. And the listing for cemetery is Wild Rose Cemetery, located in Webb City, MO. The web site made me chose Webb City Cemetery, I think because Wild Rose used to be Webb City. Hope this helps with any confusion.
DIES FRIDAY
Funeral services to be held Sunday.
Albert William Ashley, 73. 509 South Fifteenth, passed away Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Merey hospital after an illness of five weeks.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, at Potts Funeral chapel with the Rev. A. Q. Van Benschoten jr., of the First Baptist church officiation, and burial will be make in the Wild Rose Cemetery in Webb City, MO.
Albert William Ashley, son of Alonzo Ashley, was born Aug 4, 1872 in Columbus, KS. For 32 years he was a miner at Webb City, MO. He came to Independence in 1944, where he resided until the time of his death. He was a member of the Baptist church. His wife preceded him in death.
He is survived by two childeren,. Harold Ashley and Clinton Ashley both of this city. One sone, Albert preceded him in death.
He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Nix of Delaware, OK. and two brothers, George Ashley of Oilton, OK., and Harold Ashley of Salem, IL. and six grandchildren.
source: unknown OK. newspaper
Albert was deaf and used sign language to communicate. One of his nephews said when he got mad he would put his hands behind his back and his fingers would just fly.
NOTE: The newspaper above List Albert's birth as Columbus, KS. but it was Covington, IN. And the listing for cemetery is Wild Rose Cemetery, located in Webb City, MO. The web site made me chose Webb City Cemetery, I think because Wild Rose used to be Webb City. Hope this helps with any confusion.
A. W. ASHLEY
DIES FRIDAY
Funeral services to be held Sunday.
Albert William Ashley, 73. 509 South Fifteenth, passed away Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Merey hospital after an illness of five weeks.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, at Potts Funeral chapel with the Rev. A. Q. Van Benschoten jr., of the First Baptist church officiation, and burial will be make in the Wild Rose Cemetery in Webb City, MO.
Albert William Ashley, son of Alonzo Ashley, was born Aug 4, 1872 in Columbus, KS. For 32 years he was a miner at Webb City, MO. He came to Independence in 1944, where he resided until the time of his death. He was a member of the Baptist church. His wife preceded him in death.
He is survived by two childeren,. Harold Ashley and Clinton Ashley both of this city. One sone, Albert preceded him in death.
He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Nix of Delaware, OK. and two brothers, George Ashley of Oilton, OK., and Harold Ashley of Salem, IL. and six grandchildren.
source: unknown OK. newspaper
Albert was deaf and used sign language to communicate. One of his nephews said when he got mad he would put his hands behind his back and his fingers would just fly.
NOTE: The newspaper above List Albert's birth as Columbus, KS. but it was Covington, IN. And the listing for cemetery is Wild Rose Cemetery, located in Webb City, MO. The web site made me chose Webb City Cemetery, I think because Wild Rose used to be Webb City. Hope this helps with any confusion.
DIES FRIDAY
Funeral services to be held Sunday.
Albert William Ashley, 73. 509 South Fifteenth, passed away Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the Merey hospital after an illness of five weeks.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, at Potts Funeral chapel with the Rev. A. Q. Van Benschoten jr., of the First Baptist church officiation, and burial will be make in the Wild Rose Cemetery in Webb City, MO.
Albert William Ashley, son of Alonzo Ashley, was born Aug 4, 1872 in Columbus, KS. For 32 years he was a miner at Webb City, MO. He came to Independence in 1944, where he resided until the time of his death. He was a member of the Baptist church. His wife preceded him in death.
He is survived by two childeren,. Harold Ashley and Clinton Ashley both of this city. One sone, Albert preceded him in death.
He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Nix of Delaware, OK. and two brothers, George Ashley of Oilton, OK., and Harold Ashley of Salem, IL. and six grandchildren.
source: unknown OK. newspaper
Albert was deaf and used sign language to communicate. One of his nephews said when he got mad he would put his hands behind his back and his fingers would just fly.
NOTE: The newspaper above List Albert's birth as Columbus, KS. but it was Covington, IN. And the listing for cemetery is Wild Rose Cemetery, located in Webb City, MO. The web site made me chose Webb City Cemetery, I think because Wild Rose used to be Webb City. Hope this helps with any confusion.
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