per d/c
p - Earnest Barron & Daisy Mavon
death: Diaphragmatic hernia, left with strangulation of the omentum and fundic portion of the stomach
died: Laird Memorial Hospital, Montgomery, Fayette Co., WV
residence: Morris Dr., Kanawha Co., WV
57 ys. old
Married
occupation: Police Officer
ever in U.S. Armed Forces: Yes, World War #2
informant: Gladys Barron, Montgomery
race: Negro
Illness Kills Sheriff Aide
A Kanawha County deputy sheriff died Friday in Laird Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
He was Henry Lee Barron of Morris Drive, Montgomery, who was appointed a deputy last January by Sheriff G. Kemp Melton and assigned to duty at the county jail.
Mr. Barron was a veteran of World War II and a member of Don Wood Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Gladys; daughter, Regina at home; sons, Henry Jr., Edgar, Dewayne and Albert at home; stepsons, Jerry and Robert of Montgomery; sisters, Mrs. Cora Leonard of Montgomery, Mrs. Gertrude Cashwell of Longacre; brothers, Willis and Thomas Barron of Montgomery.
The body is at Anderson-Hairston Funeral Home, Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette [WV] Oct 8, 1966 Sat
p - Earnest Barron & Daisy Mavon
death: Diaphragmatic hernia, left with strangulation of the omentum and fundic portion of the stomach
died: Laird Memorial Hospital, Montgomery, Fayette Co., WV
residence: Morris Dr., Kanawha Co., WV
57 ys. old
Married
occupation: Police Officer
ever in U.S. Armed Forces: Yes, World War #2
informant: Gladys Barron, Montgomery
race: Negro
Illness Kills Sheriff Aide
A Kanawha County deputy sheriff died Friday in Laird Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
He was Henry Lee Barron of Morris Drive, Montgomery, who was appointed a deputy last January by Sheriff G. Kemp Melton and assigned to duty at the county jail.
Mr. Barron was a veteran of World War II and a member of Don Wood Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Gladys; daughter, Regina at home; sons, Henry Jr., Edgar, Dewayne and Albert at home; stepsons, Jerry and Robert of Montgomery; sisters, Mrs. Cora Leonard of Montgomery, Mrs. Gertrude Cashwell of Longacre; brothers, Willis and Thomas Barron of Montgomery.
The body is at Anderson-Hairston Funeral Home, Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette [WV] Oct 8, 1966 Sat
per d/c
p - Earnest Barron & Daisy Mavon
death: Diaphragmatic hernia, left with strangulation of the omentum and fundic portion of the stomach
died: Laird Memorial Hospital, Montgomery, Fayette Co., WV
residence: Morris Dr., Kanawha Co., WV
57 ys. old
Married
occupation: Police Officer
ever in U.S. Armed Forces: Yes, World War #2
informant: Gladys Barron, Montgomery
race: Negro
Illness Kills Sheriff Aide
A Kanawha County deputy sheriff died Friday in Laird Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
He was Henry Lee Barron of Morris Drive, Montgomery, who was appointed a deputy last January by Sheriff G. Kemp Melton and assigned to duty at the county jail.
Mr. Barron was a veteran of World War II and a member of Don Wood Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Gladys; daughter, Regina at home; sons, Henry Jr., Edgar, Dewayne and Albert at home; stepsons, Jerry and Robert of Montgomery; sisters, Mrs. Cora Leonard of Montgomery, Mrs. Gertrude Cashwell of Longacre; brothers, Willis and Thomas Barron of Montgomery.
The body is at Anderson-Hairston Funeral Home, Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette [WV] Oct 8, 1966 Sat
p - Earnest Barron & Daisy Mavon
death: Diaphragmatic hernia, left with strangulation of the omentum and fundic portion of the stomach
died: Laird Memorial Hospital, Montgomery, Fayette Co., WV
residence: Morris Dr., Kanawha Co., WV
57 ys. old
Married
occupation: Police Officer
ever in U.S. Armed Forces: Yes, World War #2
informant: Gladys Barron, Montgomery
race: Negro
Illness Kills Sheriff Aide
A Kanawha County deputy sheriff died Friday in Laird Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
He was Henry Lee Barron of Morris Drive, Montgomery, who was appointed a deputy last January by Sheriff G. Kemp Melton and assigned to duty at the county jail.
Mr. Barron was a veteran of World War II and a member of Don Wood Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Gladys; daughter, Regina at home; sons, Henry Jr., Edgar, Dewayne and Albert at home; stepsons, Jerry and Robert of Montgomery; sisters, Mrs. Cora Leonard of Montgomery, Mrs. Gertrude Cashwell of Longacre; brothers, Willis and Thomas Barron of Montgomery.
The body is at Anderson-Hairston Funeral Home, Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette [WV] Oct 8, 1966 Sat
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