Wife of Dr. James Douglas BARKDULL
(son of
Anna Douglas and Joseph BARKDULL, Jr)
Mother of
1. Elizabeth Slaughter (Barkdull) Brewer
2. Louise Ella (Barkdull) Aubrey
3. Minnie Mary BARKDULL
4. Florence Stratton (Barkdull) Faulk
5. Leonidas Polk BARKDULL
6. John Douglas BARKDULL
7. Jeff K. BARKDULL
The Monroe News-Star Friday,
June 11, 1909 Pg 2, column 6
Natchez, Miss., June 8.- A telegram from Fort Smith, Ark., conveys the announcement of the death in that city yesterday morning of Mrs. Barkdull, mother of Jeff K. Barkdull, local manager for the Pittsburg Coal Company and one of the most prominent citizens of this city: Mrs. Barkdull was 81 years of age. She died at the home of her son, Leonidas Polk Barkdull, a leading cotton buyer at Fort Smith. Interment took place at Fort Smith, Ark.. Referring to the above, we desire to say that Mrs. Barkdull was well known in Monroe, where she was loved and esteemed for her many noble qualities of heart and mind. She was the mother of Mrs. Thomas Osborn Brewer (Elizabeth Slaughter Barkdull) and Mrs. Robert Williams Faulk (Florence Stratton Barkdull) and the wife of Dr. James Douglas Barkdull, who for several years prior to and during the Civil War, was the physician in charge of the mental asylum at Jackson.
(son of
Anna Douglas and Joseph BARKDULL, Jr)
Mother of
1. Elizabeth Slaughter (Barkdull) Brewer
2. Louise Ella (Barkdull) Aubrey
3. Minnie Mary BARKDULL
4. Florence Stratton (Barkdull) Faulk
5. Leonidas Polk BARKDULL
6. John Douglas BARKDULL
7. Jeff K. BARKDULL
The Monroe News-Star Friday,
June 11, 1909 Pg 2, column 6
Natchez, Miss., June 8.- A telegram from Fort Smith, Ark., conveys the announcement of the death in that city yesterday morning of Mrs. Barkdull, mother of Jeff K. Barkdull, local manager for the Pittsburg Coal Company and one of the most prominent citizens of this city: Mrs. Barkdull was 81 years of age. She died at the home of her son, Leonidas Polk Barkdull, a leading cotton buyer at Fort Smith. Interment took place at Fort Smith, Ark.. Referring to the above, we desire to say that Mrs. Barkdull was well known in Monroe, where she was loved and esteemed for her many noble qualities of heart and mind. She was the mother of Mrs. Thomas Osborn Brewer (Elizabeth Slaughter Barkdull) and Mrs. Robert Williams Faulk (Florence Stratton Barkdull) and the wife of Dr. James Douglas Barkdull, who for several years prior to and during the Civil War, was the physician in charge of the mental asylum at Jackson.
Wife of Dr. James Douglas BARKDULL
(son of
Anna Douglas and Joseph BARKDULL, Jr)
Mother of
1. Elizabeth Slaughter (Barkdull) Brewer
2. Louise Ella (Barkdull) Aubrey
3. Minnie Mary BARKDULL
4. Florence Stratton (Barkdull) Faulk
5. Leonidas Polk BARKDULL
6. John Douglas BARKDULL
7. Jeff K. BARKDULL
The Monroe News-Star Friday,
June 11, 1909 Pg 2, column 6
Natchez, Miss., June 8.- A telegram from Fort Smith, Ark., conveys the announcement of the death in that city yesterday morning of Mrs. Barkdull, mother of Jeff K. Barkdull, local manager for the Pittsburg Coal Company and one of the most prominent citizens of this city: Mrs. Barkdull was 81 years of age. She died at the home of her son, Leonidas Polk Barkdull, a leading cotton buyer at Fort Smith. Interment took place at Fort Smith, Ark.. Referring to the above, we desire to say that Mrs. Barkdull was well known in Monroe, where she was loved and esteemed for her many noble qualities of heart and mind. She was the mother of Mrs. Thomas Osborn Brewer (Elizabeth Slaughter Barkdull) and Mrs. Robert Williams Faulk (Florence Stratton Barkdull) and the wife of Dr. James Douglas Barkdull, who for several years prior to and during the Civil War, was the physician in charge of the mental asylum at Jackson.
(son of
Anna Douglas and Joseph BARKDULL, Jr)
Mother of
1. Elizabeth Slaughter (Barkdull) Brewer
2. Louise Ella (Barkdull) Aubrey
3. Minnie Mary BARKDULL
4. Florence Stratton (Barkdull) Faulk
5. Leonidas Polk BARKDULL
6. John Douglas BARKDULL
7. Jeff K. BARKDULL
The Monroe News-Star Friday,
June 11, 1909 Pg 2, column 6
Natchez, Miss., June 8.- A telegram from Fort Smith, Ark., conveys the announcement of the death in that city yesterday morning of Mrs. Barkdull, mother of Jeff K. Barkdull, local manager for the Pittsburg Coal Company and one of the most prominent citizens of this city: Mrs. Barkdull was 81 years of age. She died at the home of her son, Leonidas Polk Barkdull, a leading cotton buyer at Fort Smith. Interment took place at Fort Smith, Ark.. Referring to the above, we desire to say that Mrs. Barkdull was well known in Monroe, where she was loved and esteemed for her many noble qualities of heart and mind. She was the mother of Mrs. Thomas Osborn Brewer (Elizabeth Slaughter Barkdull) and Mrs. Robert Williams Faulk (Florence Stratton Barkdull) and the wife of Dr. James Douglas Barkdull, who for several years prior to and during the Civil War, was the physician in charge of the mental asylum at Jackson.
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