Hunt County, Texas, Marriages, 1912-1920, page 9:
groom: Barlow, J.W.
bride: Gee, Willie, Mrs.
married: 5 Feb 1919
recorded: marriage volume T page 265
Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Joseph Wilson Barlow
Death date: 05 Jul 1943
Death place: Greenville, Hunt Co., Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): White
Age at death: 65 years 8 months 1 day
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 04 Nov 1877
Birth place: Pulaski, Bellefont Co., Mo.
Marital status: Married
Spouse name:
Father name: Joseph Barlow
Father birth place: Missouri
Mother name: Margaret Adams
Mother birth place: Missouri
Occupation: Mayor
Residence: Greenvile, Hunt Co., Texas
Cemetery name: East Mount
Burial place: Greenville, Texas
Burial date: 06 Jul 1943
Additional relatives: X
Film number: 2137433
Digital GS number: 4029603
Image number: 493
Reference number: cn33078
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
[Source: Peters Funeral Home Records, 1941-1955, by Hunt County Genealogical Society (1992), page 28: Joseph Wilson Barlow; white; born 4 Nov 1877 Pulaski,MO; mayor of Greenville; resided 1424 Park Street; married; died 5 Jul 1943 Municipal Building; aged 65 years; son of Joseph Barlow (born MO) & Margaret Adams (born MO); resided in county 31 years]
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Just before Christmas 1893, Wilson suffered an injury which would cost him part of one leg. The following entries in the published diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow for December 1893 tell the story.
"20) Wednesday. Getting ready to go to Shed Jackson's sale. Wellington came down and said Wilson had shot his foot. The doctors came an took his foot off.
21) Thursday. Hauling wood. Wilson seems to be getting along very well.
22) Friday. Went to J. H. Wrinkle's sale. Clerked for P. B. Johnson. Sale amounted to $324..05. Came home by Elam's and got my gun. Wilson has some fever and seems to be suffering. The boys came in to fix up their Santa Claus.
23) Saturday. Went to Richland. Dr. Lee came in and said gangrene had set in Wilson's leg. Christmas tree at the schoolhouse tonight.
24) Sunday. Doctors came out and amputated part of Wilson's leg. He suffered considerably in the P. M. and fore part of the night, but rested better toward day.
25) Monday. Christmas Day: Chambers family here all day. Lucien Nickels stayed all night. Wilson seems to be resting better today.
26) Tuesday. Pleasant day. Lucien Nickels here most all day. Wilson is still improving.
27) Wednesday. Stayed with Wilson last night. He is getting along very well. Hauled a load of fodder. Rainy P.M. Ida, Carrie, and Florence came up to stay all night...
(Diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow: Covering the period of June 27, 1891-January 13, 1904; Pulaski County, Missouri, U.S.A.; Copyright Effie Barlow Chamberlin 1983)
groom: Barlow, J.W.
bride: Gee, Willie, Mrs.
married: 5 Feb 1919
recorded: marriage volume T page 265
Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Joseph Wilson Barlow
Death date: 05 Jul 1943
Death place: Greenville, Hunt Co., Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): White
Age at death: 65 years 8 months 1 day
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 04 Nov 1877
Birth place: Pulaski, Bellefont Co., Mo.
Marital status: Married
Spouse name:
Father name: Joseph Barlow
Father birth place: Missouri
Mother name: Margaret Adams
Mother birth place: Missouri
Occupation: Mayor
Residence: Greenvile, Hunt Co., Texas
Cemetery name: East Mount
Burial place: Greenville, Texas
Burial date: 06 Jul 1943
Additional relatives: X
Film number: 2137433
Digital GS number: 4029603
Image number: 493
Reference number: cn33078
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
[Source: Peters Funeral Home Records, 1941-1955, by Hunt County Genealogical Society (1992), page 28: Joseph Wilson Barlow; white; born 4 Nov 1877 Pulaski,MO; mayor of Greenville; resided 1424 Park Street; married; died 5 Jul 1943 Municipal Building; aged 65 years; son of Joseph Barlow (born MO) & Margaret Adams (born MO); resided in county 31 years]
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Just before Christmas 1893, Wilson suffered an injury which would cost him part of one leg. The following entries in the published diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow for December 1893 tell the story.
"20) Wednesday. Getting ready to go to Shed Jackson's sale. Wellington came down and said Wilson had shot his foot. The doctors came an took his foot off.
21) Thursday. Hauling wood. Wilson seems to be getting along very well.
22) Friday. Went to J. H. Wrinkle's sale. Clerked for P. B. Johnson. Sale amounted to $324..05. Came home by Elam's and got my gun. Wilson has some fever and seems to be suffering. The boys came in to fix up their Santa Claus.
23) Saturday. Went to Richland. Dr. Lee came in and said gangrene had set in Wilson's leg. Christmas tree at the schoolhouse tonight.
24) Sunday. Doctors came out and amputated part of Wilson's leg. He suffered considerably in the P. M. and fore part of the night, but rested better toward day.
25) Monday. Christmas Day: Chambers family here all day. Lucien Nickels stayed all night. Wilson seems to be resting better today.
26) Tuesday. Pleasant day. Lucien Nickels here most all day. Wilson is still improving.
27) Wednesday. Stayed with Wilson last night. He is getting along very well. Hauled a load of fodder. Rainy P.M. Ida, Carrie, and Florence came up to stay all night...
(Diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow: Covering the period of June 27, 1891-January 13, 1904; Pulaski County, Missouri, U.S.A.; Copyright Effie Barlow Chamberlin 1983)
Hunt County, Texas, Marriages, 1912-1920, page 9:
groom: Barlow, J.W.
bride: Gee, Willie, Mrs.
married: 5 Feb 1919
recorded: marriage volume T page 265
Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Joseph Wilson Barlow
Death date: 05 Jul 1943
Death place: Greenville, Hunt Co., Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): White
Age at death: 65 years 8 months 1 day
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 04 Nov 1877
Birth place: Pulaski, Bellefont Co., Mo.
Marital status: Married
Spouse name:
Father name: Joseph Barlow
Father birth place: Missouri
Mother name: Margaret Adams
Mother birth place: Missouri
Occupation: Mayor
Residence: Greenvile, Hunt Co., Texas
Cemetery name: East Mount
Burial place: Greenville, Texas
Burial date: 06 Jul 1943
Additional relatives: X
Film number: 2137433
Digital GS number: 4029603
Image number: 493
Reference number: cn33078
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
[Source: Peters Funeral Home Records, 1941-1955, by Hunt County Genealogical Society (1992), page 28: Joseph Wilson Barlow; white; born 4 Nov 1877 Pulaski,MO; mayor of Greenville; resided 1424 Park Street; married; died 5 Jul 1943 Municipal Building; aged 65 years; son of Joseph Barlow (born MO) & Margaret Adams (born MO); resided in county 31 years]
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Just before Christmas 1893, Wilson suffered an injury which would cost him part of one leg. The following entries in the published diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow for December 1893 tell the story.
"20) Wednesday. Getting ready to go to Shed Jackson's sale. Wellington came down and said Wilson had shot his foot. The doctors came an took his foot off.
21) Thursday. Hauling wood. Wilson seems to be getting along very well.
22) Friday. Went to J. H. Wrinkle's sale. Clerked for P. B. Johnson. Sale amounted to $324..05. Came home by Elam's and got my gun. Wilson has some fever and seems to be suffering. The boys came in to fix up their Santa Claus.
23) Saturday. Went to Richland. Dr. Lee came in and said gangrene had set in Wilson's leg. Christmas tree at the schoolhouse tonight.
24) Sunday. Doctors came out and amputated part of Wilson's leg. He suffered considerably in the P. M. and fore part of the night, but rested better toward day.
25) Monday. Christmas Day: Chambers family here all day. Lucien Nickels stayed all night. Wilson seems to be resting better today.
26) Tuesday. Pleasant day. Lucien Nickels here most all day. Wilson is still improving.
27) Wednesday. Stayed with Wilson last night. He is getting along very well. Hauled a load of fodder. Rainy P.M. Ida, Carrie, and Florence came up to stay all night...
(Diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow: Covering the period of June 27, 1891-January 13, 1904; Pulaski County, Missouri, U.S.A.; Copyright Effie Barlow Chamberlin 1983)
groom: Barlow, J.W.
bride: Gee, Willie, Mrs.
married: 5 Feb 1919
recorded: marriage volume T page 265
Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Joseph Wilson Barlow
Death date: 05 Jul 1943
Death place: Greenville, Hunt Co., Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): White
Age at death: 65 years 8 months 1 day
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 04 Nov 1877
Birth place: Pulaski, Bellefont Co., Mo.
Marital status: Married
Spouse name:
Father name: Joseph Barlow
Father birth place: Missouri
Mother name: Margaret Adams
Mother birth place: Missouri
Occupation: Mayor
Residence: Greenvile, Hunt Co., Texas
Cemetery name: East Mount
Burial place: Greenville, Texas
Burial date: 06 Jul 1943
Additional relatives: X
Film number: 2137433
Digital GS number: 4029603
Image number: 493
Reference number: cn33078
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
[Source: Peters Funeral Home Records, 1941-1955, by Hunt County Genealogical Society (1992), page 28: Joseph Wilson Barlow; white; born 4 Nov 1877 Pulaski,MO; mayor of Greenville; resided 1424 Park Street; married; died 5 Jul 1943 Municipal Building; aged 65 years; son of Joseph Barlow (born MO) & Margaret Adams (born MO); resided in county 31 years]
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Just before Christmas 1893, Wilson suffered an injury which would cost him part of one leg. The following entries in the published diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow for December 1893 tell the story.
"20) Wednesday. Getting ready to go to Shed Jackson's sale. Wellington came down and said Wilson had shot his foot. The doctors came an took his foot off.
21) Thursday. Hauling wood. Wilson seems to be getting along very well.
22) Friday. Went to J. H. Wrinkle's sale. Clerked for P. B. Johnson. Sale amounted to $324..05. Came home by Elam's and got my gun. Wilson has some fever and seems to be suffering. The boys came in to fix up their Santa Claus.
23) Saturday. Went to Richland. Dr. Lee came in and said gangrene had set in Wilson's leg. Christmas tree at the schoolhouse tonight.
24) Sunday. Doctors came out and amputated part of Wilson's leg. He suffered considerably in the P. M. and fore part of the night, but rested better toward day.
25) Monday. Christmas Day: Chambers family here all day. Lucien Nickels stayed all night. Wilson seems to be resting better today.
26) Tuesday. Pleasant day. Lucien Nickels here most all day. Wilson is still improving.
27) Wednesday. Stayed with Wilson last night. He is getting along very well. Hauled a load of fodder. Rainy P.M. Ida, Carrie, and Florence came up to stay all night...
(Diary of Robert Lincoln Barlow: Covering the period of June 27, 1891-January 13, 1904; Pulaski County, Missouri, U.S.A.; Copyright Effie Barlow Chamberlin 1983)
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