Per MO death certificate #8756; burial 24/Mar/1934.
Cemetery book and death certificate have maiden name as CHESTNUT.
Eldest daughter of Abraham Chesnut Jr. and Sarah "Sallie" (Renfro) Chesnut. Named after her maternal grandmother, Dorcus (Collier) Renfro.
Marriage #1: William Calvin Goss 22 Dec 1872 in Lawrance County, Indiana. Three Children: Charles Hewett Goss b:1874, Ovid Emsley Emerson Goss 1877-1880, James Arthur Goss b:1881
Marriage #2: J. B. Kinsolving 10 Apr 1886 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #663
Marriage #3: William Taylor Long on 11 Oct 1893 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #2063
Marriage #4: Lewis P. Gordon on 21 Oct 1898 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #198
Marriage #5: John G. Meltabarger 21 July 1912 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #139
MRS. MARY D. MELTABARGER DIES AT FARM HOME OF SON
Was Widow of J. G. Meltabarger, Civil War Vet, Who Died Here Year Ago. Funeral Tomorrow At Blue Mound.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL 23 Mar 1934
Mary Dorcas Meltabarger, 79 years of age, widow of John G. Meltabarger of West Plains, died suddenly last night at 11:30 o'clock at the home of a son, James A. Goss, who lives 16 miles southwest of West Plains. She had been in frail health for some time.
Mrs. Meltabarger was born in Kentucky, August 27, 1855 (should be 1854) and came to Howell county fifty one years ago.
Before her marriage to John G. Meltabarger, a Civil War veteran, twenty years ago, she was Mrs. Mary Gordon. For a number of years she and her husband lived on East Maple Avenue here and both were known to a large circle of friends. She was a member of the Church of God. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Blue Mound church near Pottersville and burial will be in Blue Mound cemetery.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL; 23 Mar 1934
Cemetery book and death certificate have maiden name as CHESTNUT.
Eldest daughter of Abraham Chesnut Jr. and Sarah "Sallie" (Renfro) Chesnut. Named after her maternal grandmother, Dorcus (Collier) Renfro.
Marriage #1: William Calvin Goss 22 Dec 1872 in Lawrance County, Indiana. Three Children: Charles Hewett Goss b:1874, Ovid Emsley Emerson Goss 1877-1880, James Arthur Goss b:1881
Marriage #2: J. B. Kinsolving 10 Apr 1886 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #663
Marriage #3: William Taylor Long on 11 Oct 1893 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #2063
Marriage #4: Lewis P. Gordon on 21 Oct 1898 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #198
Marriage #5: John G. Meltabarger 21 July 1912 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #139
MRS. MARY D. MELTABARGER DIES AT FARM HOME OF SON
Was Widow of J. G. Meltabarger, Civil War Vet, Who Died Here Year Ago. Funeral Tomorrow At Blue Mound.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL 23 Mar 1934
Mary Dorcas Meltabarger, 79 years of age, widow of John G. Meltabarger of West Plains, died suddenly last night at 11:30 o'clock at the home of a son, James A. Goss, who lives 16 miles southwest of West Plains. She had been in frail health for some time.
Mrs. Meltabarger was born in Kentucky, August 27, 1855 (should be 1854) and came to Howell county fifty one years ago.
Before her marriage to John G. Meltabarger, a Civil War veteran, twenty years ago, she was Mrs. Mary Gordon. For a number of years she and her husband lived on East Maple Avenue here and both were known to a large circle of friends. She was a member of the Church of God. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Blue Mound church near Pottersville and burial will be in Blue Mound cemetery.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL; 23 Mar 1934
Per MO death certificate #8756; burial 24/Mar/1934.
Cemetery book and death certificate have maiden name as CHESTNUT.
Eldest daughter of Abraham Chesnut Jr. and Sarah "Sallie" (Renfro) Chesnut. Named after her maternal grandmother, Dorcus (Collier) Renfro.
Marriage #1: William Calvin Goss 22 Dec 1872 in Lawrance County, Indiana. Three Children: Charles Hewett Goss b:1874, Ovid Emsley Emerson Goss 1877-1880, James Arthur Goss b:1881
Marriage #2: J. B. Kinsolving 10 Apr 1886 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #663
Marriage #3: William Taylor Long on 11 Oct 1893 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #2063
Marriage #4: Lewis P. Gordon on 21 Oct 1898 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #198
Marriage #5: John G. Meltabarger 21 July 1912 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #139
MRS. MARY D. MELTABARGER DIES AT FARM HOME OF SON
Was Widow of J. G. Meltabarger, Civil War Vet, Who Died Here Year Ago. Funeral Tomorrow At Blue Mound.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL 23 Mar 1934
Mary Dorcas Meltabarger, 79 years of age, widow of John G. Meltabarger of West Plains, died suddenly last night at 11:30 o'clock at the home of a son, James A. Goss, who lives 16 miles southwest of West Plains. She had been in frail health for some time.
Mrs. Meltabarger was born in Kentucky, August 27, 1855 (should be 1854) and came to Howell county fifty one years ago.
Before her marriage to John G. Meltabarger, a Civil War veteran, twenty years ago, she was Mrs. Mary Gordon. For a number of years she and her husband lived on East Maple Avenue here and both were known to a large circle of friends. She was a member of the Church of God. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Blue Mound church near Pottersville and burial will be in Blue Mound cemetery.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL; 23 Mar 1934
Cemetery book and death certificate have maiden name as CHESTNUT.
Eldest daughter of Abraham Chesnut Jr. and Sarah "Sallie" (Renfro) Chesnut. Named after her maternal grandmother, Dorcus (Collier) Renfro.
Marriage #1: William Calvin Goss 22 Dec 1872 in Lawrance County, Indiana. Three Children: Charles Hewett Goss b:1874, Ovid Emsley Emerson Goss 1877-1880, James Arthur Goss b:1881
Marriage #2: J. B. Kinsolving 10 Apr 1886 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #663
Marriage #3: William Taylor Long on 11 Oct 1893 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #2063
Marriage #4: Lewis P. Gordon on 21 Oct 1898 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #198
Marriage #5: John G. Meltabarger 21 July 1912 Howell County, Missouri. License Application #139
MRS. MARY D. MELTABARGER DIES AT FARM HOME OF SON
Was Widow of J. G. Meltabarger, Civil War Vet, Who Died Here Year Ago. Funeral Tomorrow At Blue Mound.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL 23 Mar 1934
Mary Dorcas Meltabarger, 79 years of age, widow of John G. Meltabarger of West Plains, died suddenly last night at 11:30 o'clock at the home of a son, James A. Goss, who lives 16 miles southwest of West Plains. She had been in frail health for some time.
Mrs. Meltabarger was born in Kentucky, August 27, 1855 (should be 1854) and came to Howell county fifty one years ago.
Before her marriage to John G. Meltabarger, a Civil War veteran, twenty years ago, she was Mrs. Mary Gordon. For a number of years she and her husband lived on East Maple Avenue here and both were known to a large circle of friends. She was a member of the Church of God. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Blue Mound church near Pottersville and burial will be in Blue Mound cemetery.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL; 23 Mar 1934
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