widowed, son of John Thomas Stribling and Nancy D. Moncrief, husband of Flossie Pettit Stribling
d. cert 8180
Although the obituary indicates burial at Maple Hills, the cemetery has no record of Claude being buried there. He purchased only one plot for his wife Flossie. There is a listing for C. Stribling at Forest Llewellyn Cemetery in section Eg-004, but no further information.
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Claude F Stribling
Marriage Date: 30 Apr 1921
Marriage Place: Kirksville, Adair, Missouri
Registration Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Mildred Norton
Spouse Mother: Eva Crabtree
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1930 Missouri census, Clay County
Claud Stribling Head M 28 Missouri
Mildred Stribling Wife F 25 Missouri
Claudine Stribling Daughter F 8 Missouri
Kenneth Stribling Son M 6 Missouri
Bobby Stribling Son M 5 Missouri
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1940 Missouri census, Adair County
Claude F Stribling Head M 39 Missouri
Flossie M Stribling Wife F 33 Iowa
Claudine L Stribling Daughter F 18 Missouri
Bobbie E Stribling Son M 15 Missouri
Billie L Stoneking Stepson M 9 Missouri
Nancy M Stribling Daughter F 9 Missouri
Donald E Stoneking Stepson M 7 Missouri
Fransis E Stribling Daughter F 2 Missouri
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C. STRIBLING, 51, FORMERLY OF HERE, DIES
Body Being Returned Here for Funeral and Interment
Claude Stribling, 51, formerly of Kirksville died in a St. Louis hospital Tuesday morning at 4:00.
Mr. Stribling was born in Adair county May 31, 1901, the son of John T. and Nancy Moncrief Stribling. He was a machinist in Kirksville before moving to Valley Park, Mo., several years ago.
He was preceded n [sic] death by his parents; wife who died in 1949; one son, who was listed as missing in action during World War II; three sisters and four brothers.
Surviving are three daughters, Claudine Lindsey, Nancy Hendrickson and Francis Stribling, of Valley Park, Mo.; one son, Kenneth C., of Casper, Wyo.; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Deacon and Mrs. Mattie Waller, of Kirksville, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the memorial chapel of the Robert B. Davis Funeral Home at 115 W. Jefferson, where the body will arrive this evening. Burial will be in the Maple Hills cemetery.
Kirksville Daily Express
Kirksville, Missouri
February 11, 1953
d. cert 8180
Although the obituary indicates burial at Maple Hills, the cemetery has no record of Claude being buried there. He purchased only one plot for his wife Flossie. There is a listing for C. Stribling at Forest Llewellyn Cemetery in section Eg-004, but no further information.
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Claude F Stribling
Marriage Date: 30 Apr 1921
Marriage Place: Kirksville, Adair, Missouri
Registration Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Mildred Norton
Spouse Mother: Eva Crabtree
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1930 Missouri census, Clay County
Claud Stribling Head M 28 Missouri
Mildred Stribling Wife F 25 Missouri
Claudine Stribling Daughter F 8 Missouri
Kenneth Stribling Son M 6 Missouri
Bobby Stribling Son M 5 Missouri
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1940 Missouri census, Adair County
Claude F Stribling Head M 39 Missouri
Flossie M Stribling Wife F 33 Iowa
Claudine L Stribling Daughter F 18 Missouri
Bobbie E Stribling Son M 15 Missouri
Billie L Stoneking Stepson M 9 Missouri
Nancy M Stribling Daughter F 9 Missouri
Donald E Stoneking Stepson M 7 Missouri
Fransis E Stribling Daughter F 2 Missouri
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C. STRIBLING, 51, FORMERLY OF HERE, DIES
Body Being Returned Here for Funeral and Interment
Claude Stribling, 51, formerly of Kirksville died in a St. Louis hospital Tuesday morning at 4:00.
Mr. Stribling was born in Adair county May 31, 1901, the son of John T. and Nancy Moncrief Stribling. He was a machinist in Kirksville before moving to Valley Park, Mo., several years ago.
He was preceded n [sic] death by his parents; wife who died in 1949; one son, who was listed as missing in action during World War II; three sisters and four brothers.
Surviving are three daughters, Claudine Lindsey, Nancy Hendrickson and Francis Stribling, of Valley Park, Mo.; one son, Kenneth C., of Casper, Wyo.; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Deacon and Mrs. Mattie Waller, of Kirksville, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the memorial chapel of the Robert B. Davis Funeral Home at 115 W. Jefferson, where the body will arrive this evening. Burial will be in the Maple Hills cemetery.
Kirksville Daily Express
Kirksville, Missouri
February 11, 1953
widowed, son of John Thomas Stribling and Nancy D. Moncrief, husband of Flossie Pettit Stribling
d. cert 8180
Although the obituary indicates burial at Maple Hills, the cemetery has no record of Claude being buried there. He purchased only one plot for his wife Flossie. There is a listing for C. Stribling at Forest Llewellyn Cemetery in section Eg-004, but no further information.
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Claude F Stribling
Marriage Date: 30 Apr 1921
Marriage Place: Kirksville, Adair, Missouri
Registration Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Mildred Norton
Spouse Mother: Eva Crabtree
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1930 Missouri census, Clay County
Claud Stribling Head M 28 Missouri
Mildred Stribling Wife F 25 Missouri
Claudine Stribling Daughter F 8 Missouri
Kenneth Stribling Son M 6 Missouri
Bobby Stribling Son M 5 Missouri
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1940 Missouri census, Adair County
Claude F Stribling Head M 39 Missouri
Flossie M Stribling Wife F 33 Iowa
Claudine L Stribling Daughter F 18 Missouri
Bobbie E Stribling Son M 15 Missouri
Billie L Stoneking Stepson M 9 Missouri
Nancy M Stribling Daughter F 9 Missouri
Donald E Stoneking Stepson M 7 Missouri
Fransis E Stribling Daughter F 2 Missouri
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C. STRIBLING, 51, FORMERLY OF HERE, DIES
Body Being Returned Here for Funeral and Interment
Claude Stribling, 51, formerly of Kirksville died in a St. Louis hospital Tuesday morning at 4:00.
Mr. Stribling was born in Adair county May 31, 1901, the son of John T. and Nancy Moncrief Stribling. He was a machinist in Kirksville before moving to Valley Park, Mo., several years ago.
He was preceded n [sic] death by his parents; wife who died in 1949; one son, who was listed as missing in action during World War II; three sisters and four brothers.
Surviving are three daughters, Claudine Lindsey, Nancy Hendrickson and Francis Stribling, of Valley Park, Mo.; one son, Kenneth C., of Casper, Wyo.; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Deacon and Mrs. Mattie Waller, of Kirksville, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the memorial chapel of the Robert B. Davis Funeral Home at 115 W. Jefferson, where the body will arrive this evening. Burial will be in the Maple Hills cemetery.
Kirksville Daily Express
Kirksville, Missouri
February 11, 1953
d. cert 8180
Although the obituary indicates burial at Maple Hills, the cemetery has no record of Claude being buried there. He purchased only one plot for his wife Flossie. There is a listing for C. Stribling at Forest Llewellyn Cemetery in section Eg-004, but no further information.
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Claude F Stribling
Marriage Date: 30 Apr 1921
Marriage Place: Kirksville, Adair, Missouri
Registration Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Mildred Norton
Spouse Mother: Eva Crabtree
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1930 Missouri census, Clay County
Claud Stribling Head M 28 Missouri
Mildred Stribling Wife F 25 Missouri
Claudine Stribling Daughter F 8 Missouri
Kenneth Stribling Son M 6 Missouri
Bobby Stribling Son M 5 Missouri
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1940 Missouri census, Adair County
Claude F Stribling Head M 39 Missouri
Flossie M Stribling Wife F 33 Iowa
Claudine L Stribling Daughter F 18 Missouri
Bobbie E Stribling Son M 15 Missouri
Billie L Stoneking Stepson M 9 Missouri
Nancy M Stribling Daughter F 9 Missouri
Donald E Stoneking Stepson M 7 Missouri
Fransis E Stribling Daughter F 2 Missouri
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C. STRIBLING, 51, FORMERLY OF HERE, DIES
Body Being Returned Here for Funeral and Interment
Claude Stribling, 51, formerly of Kirksville died in a St. Louis hospital Tuesday morning at 4:00.
Mr. Stribling was born in Adair county May 31, 1901, the son of John T. and Nancy Moncrief Stribling. He was a machinist in Kirksville before moving to Valley Park, Mo., several years ago.
He was preceded n [sic] death by his parents; wife who died in 1949; one son, who was listed as missing in action during World War II; three sisters and four brothers.
Surviving are three daughters, Claudine Lindsey, Nancy Hendrickson and Francis Stribling, of Valley Park, Mo.; one son, Kenneth C., of Casper, Wyo.; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Deacon and Mrs. Mattie Waller, of Kirksville, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are tentatively set for Thursday afternoon at the memorial chapel of the Robert B. Davis Funeral Home at 115 W. Jefferson, where the body will arrive this evening. Burial will be in the Maple Hills cemetery.
Kirksville Daily Express
Kirksville, Missouri
February 11, 1953
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