Son of Samuel and Hannah J.Baer.
Father of Lydia and Nannie.
Died in Mt. Crawford, VA on Friday, January 19, 1877 at 10 PM after a protracted illness of consumption, Holmes Boyd Bare, in the thirty-fifth year of his age. He leaves a devoted wife, three children and many relatives to mourn their loss.
Rarely are we called upon to mourn the loss of one who filled in such an exemplary manner the position of husband, father, son, friend, and one who under every circumstance, maintained such Christian integrity.
Harrisonburg, VA and Baltimore, MD papers please copy.
Richmond Dispatch, Monday, January 22, 1877, page 2.
Father of Lydia and Nannie.
Died in Mt. Crawford, VA on Friday, January 19, 1877 at 10 PM after a protracted illness of consumption, Holmes Boyd Bare, in the thirty-fifth year of his age. He leaves a devoted wife, three children and many relatives to mourn their loss.
Rarely are we called upon to mourn the loss of one who filled in such an exemplary manner the position of husband, father, son, friend, and one who under every circumstance, maintained such Christian integrity.
Harrisonburg, VA and Baltimore, MD papers please copy.
Richmond Dispatch, Monday, January 22, 1877, page 2.
Son of Samuel and Hannah J.Baer.
Father of Lydia and Nannie.
Died in Mt. Crawford, VA on Friday, January 19, 1877 at 10 PM after a protracted illness of consumption, Holmes Boyd Bare, in the thirty-fifth year of his age. He leaves a devoted wife, three children and many relatives to mourn their loss.
Rarely are we called upon to mourn the loss of one who filled in such an exemplary manner the position of husband, father, son, friend, and one who under every circumstance, maintained such Christian integrity.
Harrisonburg, VA and Baltimore, MD papers please copy.
Richmond Dispatch, Monday, January 22, 1877, page 2.
Father of Lydia and Nannie.
Died in Mt. Crawford, VA on Friday, January 19, 1877 at 10 PM after a protracted illness of consumption, Holmes Boyd Bare, in the thirty-fifth year of his age. He leaves a devoted wife, three children and many relatives to mourn their loss.
Rarely are we called upon to mourn the loss of one who filled in such an exemplary manner the position of husband, father, son, friend, and one who under every circumstance, maintained such Christian integrity.
Harrisonburg, VA and Baltimore, MD papers please copy.
Richmond Dispatch, Monday, January 22, 1877, page 2.
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, Date Of Burial : 2/23/1877, , Ref: Cemetery Records
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