Syracuse Herald-Journal, Monday, March 17, 1947:
Mrs. Irlavere Searl Barnum, 78, widow of the late Judge William L. Barnum of County Court, died at 11:45 A.M. today at S. State St. Nursing Home. She had been in ill health for the last two years. Mrs. Barnum was a native and life resident of Syracuse. Born April 26, 1869, she was the daughter of Dr. Ichabod Howe Searl and Jane Darrow Searl, and a sister of Supreme Court Justice Clifford Searl.
Until her illness, Mrs. Searl Barnum was active in church and civic affairs in Syracuse. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the Smith College Club, the Social Art Club and of Harmony Circle. She was a graduate of Burnham School for Girls at Northampton, Mass., and attended Smith College.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Tuesday, March 18, 1947:
In this city, March 17, 1947, Mrs. Irlavere S. Barnum, widow of Judge William L. Barnum. Survived by one son, Dwight S. Barnum; one brother Judge Clifford Searl and one sister, Mrs. William Ward Damon of New York City. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Irlavere Searl Barnum, 78, widow of the late Judge William L. Barnum of County Court, died at 11:45 A.M. today at S. State St. Nursing Home. She had been in ill health for the last two years. Mrs. Barnum was a native and life resident of Syracuse. Born April 26, 1869, she was the daughter of Dr. Ichabod Howe Searl and Jane Darrow Searl, and a sister of Supreme Court Justice Clifford Searl.
Until her illness, Mrs. Searl Barnum was active in church and civic affairs in Syracuse. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the Smith College Club, the Social Art Club and of Harmony Circle. She was a graduate of Burnham School for Girls at Northampton, Mass., and attended Smith College.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Tuesday, March 18, 1947:
In this city, March 17, 1947, Mrs. Irlavere S. Barnum, widow of Judge William L. Barnum. Survived by one son, Dwight S. Barnum; one brother Judge Clifford Searl and one sister, Mrs. William Ward Damon of New York City. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Monday, March 17, 1947:
Mrs. Irlavere Searl Barnum, 78, widow of the late Judge William L. Barnum of County Court, died at 11:45 A.M. today at S. State St. Nursing Home. She had been in ill health for the last two years. Mrs. Barnum was a native and life resident of Syracuse. Born April 26, 1869, she was the daughter of Dr. Ichabod Howe Searl and Jane Darrow Searl, and a sister of Supreme Court Justice Clifford Searl.
Until her illness, Mrs. Searl Barnum was active in church and civic affairs in Syracuse. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the Smith College Club, the Social Art Club and of Harmony Circle. She was a graduate of Burnham School for Girls at Northampton, Mass., and attended Smith College.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Tuesday, March 18, 1947:
In this city, March 17, 1947, Mrs. Irlavere S. Barnum, widow of Judge William L. Barnum. Survived by one son, Dwight S. Barnum; one brother Judge Clifford Searl and one sister, Mrs. William Ward Damon of New York City. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Irlavere Searl Barnum, 78, widow of the late Judge William L. Barnum of County Court, died at 11:45 A.M. today at S. State St. Nursing Home. She had been in ill health for the last two years. Mrs. Barnum was a native and life resident of Syracuse. Born April 26, 1869, she was the daughter of Dr. Ichabod Howe Searl and Jane Darrow Searl, and a sister of Supreme Court Justice Clifford Searl.
Until her illness, Mrs. Searl Barnum was active in church and civic affairs in Syracuse. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and of the Smith College Club, the Social Art Club and of Harmony Circle. She was a graduate of Burnham School for Girls at Northampton, Mass., and attended Smith College.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Tuesday, March 18, 1947:
In this city, March 17, 1947, Mrs. Irlavere S. Barnum, widow of Judge William L. Barnum. Survived by one son, Dwight S. Barnum; one brother Judge Clifford Searl and one sister, Mrs. William Ward Damon of New York City. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
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