MRS FLORA BARNEY
Mrs. Flora Barney, wife of Joseph Barney, died on August 2, from consumption, at her home near the Baptist church, three miles north of Hancock, in her 23rd year. She was a daughter of William E. Maxwell. Within the past few years, the mother and only brother of the deceased, died from the same disease, besides her husband, a little child survives. Interment was made Saturday in the Presbyterian burying ground at Warfordsburg with services by Rev. J. C. Starr.
The Herald and Torch Light, Thursday, August 15, 1895, Hagerstown, Maryland
d:2 August 1891; Age 22y1m7d: according to Fulton County History (www.fultonhistory.org)
Mrs. Flora Barney, wife of Joseph Barney, died on August 2, from consumption, at her home near the Baptist church, three miles north of Hancock, in her 23rd year. She was a daughter of William E. Maxwell. Within the past few years, the mother and only brother of the deceased, died from the same disease, besides her husband, a little child survives. Interment was made Saturday in the Presbyterian burying ground at Warfordsburg with services by Rev. J. C. Starr.
The Herald and Torch Light, Thursday, August 15, 1895, Hagerstown, Maryland
d:2 August 1891; Age 22y1m7d: according to Fulton County History (www.fultonhistory.org)
MRS FLORA BARNEY
Mrs. Flora Barney, wife of Joseph Barney, died on August 2, from consumption, at her home near the Baptist church, three miles north of Hancock, in her 23rd year. She was a daughter of William E. Maxwell. Within the past few years, the mother and only brother of the deceased, died from the same disease, besides her husband, a little child survives. Interment was made Saturday in the Presbyterian burying ground at Warfordsburg with services by Rev. J. C. Starr.
The Herald and Torch Light, Thursday, August 15, 1895, Hagerstown, Maryland
d:2 August 1891; Age 22y1m7d: according to Fulton County History (www.fultonhistory.org)
Mrs. Flora Barney, wife of Joseph Barney, died on August 2, from consumption, at her home near the Baptist church, three miles north of Hancock, in her 23rd year. She was a daughter of William E. Maxwell. Within the past few years, the mother and only brother of the deceased, died from the same disease, besides her husband, a little child survives. Interment was made Saturday in the Presbyterian burying ground at Warfordsburg with services by Rev. J. C. Starr.
The Herald and Torch Light, Thursday, August 15, 1895, Hagerstown, Maryland
d:2 August 1891; Age 22y1m7d: according to Fulton County History (www.fultonhistory.org)
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