ANCIL L. BAGWELL DIES;
BURIAL AT OAKLAND
Ancil L. Bagwell, 81, died at his home in Lebanon, Sunday, May 9. Funeral services were at Oakland church Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Burial was in the cemetery there under direction of Stewart's Funeral Home.
Mr. Bagwell moved to Lebanon with his son, Gene Bagwell, from a farm east on highway 32 only a few weeks before his death.
Mr. Bagwell was born in Washington County, Ark., March 31, 1862 but came to Missouri when a small child.
He married Miss Amanda Weaver Dec. 21, 1884, and to them were born eight children. The wife and one daughter, Ethel, preceded him in death.
He leaves three sons, Elmer Bagwell, Miller; Ed Bagwell, Kansas City; Gene Bagwell, Lebanon; and four daughters, Mrs. T.J. Peterson, Dry Nob; Mrs. Wesley Haines, Lebanon; Mrs. Willie Ogle, Lebanon; Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Dry Nob. All attended the funeral except the son at Kansas City. There are 22 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.
BURIAL AT OAKLAND
Ancil L. Bagwell, 81, died at his home in Lebanon, Sunday, May 9. Funeral services were at Oakland church Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Burial was in the cemetery there under direction of Stewart's Funeral Home.
Mr. Bagwell moved to Lebanon with his son, Gene Bagwell, from a farm east on highway 32 only a few weeks before his death.
Mr. Bagwell was born in Washington County, Ark., March 31, 1862 but came to Missouri when a small child.
He married Miss Amanda Weaver Dec. 21, 1884, and to them were born eight children. The wife and one daughter, Ethel, preceded him in death.
He leaves three sons, Elmer Bagwell, Miller; Ed Bagwell, Kansas City; Gene Bagwell, Lebanon; and four daughters, Mrs. T.J. Peterson, Dry Nob; Mrs. Wesley Haines, Lebanon; Mrs. Willie Ogle, Lebanon; Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Dry Nob. All attended the funeral except the son at Kansas City. There are 22 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.
ANCIL L. BAGWELL DIES;
BURIAL AT OAKLAND
Ancil L. Bagwell, 81, died at his home in Lebanon, Sunday, May 9. Funeral services were at Oakland church Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Burial was in the cemetery there under direction of Stewart's Funeral Home.
Mr. Bagwell moved to Lebanon with his son, Gene Bagwell, from a farm east on highway 32 only a few weeks before his death.
Mr. Bagwell was born in Washington County, Ark., March 31, 1862 but came to Missouri when a small child.
He married Miss Amanda Weaver Dec. 21, 1884, and to them were born eight children. The wife and one daughter, Ethel, preceded him in death.
He leaves three sons, Elmer Bagwell, Miller; Ed Bagwell, Kansas City; Gene Bagwell, Lebanon; and four daughters, Mrs. T.J. Peterson, Dry Nob; Mrs. Wesley Haines, Lebanon; Mrs. Willie Ogle, Lebanon; Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Dry Nob. All attended the funeral except the son at Kansas City. There are 22 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.
BURIAL AT OAKLAND
Ancil L. Bagwell, 81, died at his home in Lebanon, Sunday, May 9. Funeral services were at Oakland church Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Burial was in the cemetery there under direction of Stewart's Funeral Home.
Mr. Bagwell moved to Lebanon with his son, Gene Bagwell, from a farm east on highway 32 only a few weeks before his death.
Mr. Bagwell was born in Washington County, Ark., March 31, 1862 but came to Missouri when a small child.
He married Miss Amanda Weaver Dec. 21, 1884, and to them were born eight children. The wife and one daughter, Ethel, preceded him in death.
He leaves three sons, Elmer Bagwell, Miller; Ed Bagwell, Kansas City; Gene Bagwell, Lebanon; and four daughters, Mrs. T.J. Peterson, Dry Nob; Mrs. Wesley Haines, Lebanon; Mrs. Willie Ogle, Lebanon; Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Dry Nob. All attended the funeral except the son at Kansas City. There are 22 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.
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