The following life sketch was read at the service.
Polly A. Bailey was born in Gentry county, Missouri, February 2, 1865, and passed away at her home in Lehigh, Iowa, October 8, 1937, at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 6 days.
She was united in marriage to Sam Bailey January 14, 1883 and to this union were born nine children, one of whom, Mrs. Lydia Flockhart, proceeded her in death.
Besides her ages husband she is survived by eight children, Mrs. Hester Young, Cleve Bailey and Tom Bailey, of Lehigh, David Bailey and Mrs. Alta Fye of Fort Dodge, George Bailey of Lamberton, Minn, John Bailey of Vincent, Iowa and Mrs. Birdie Harrah, Laurens, Iowa. She is also survived by forty grandchildren and nine great grand-children, also two sisters, one sister and one brother having preceded her in death.
She was a loving wife and mother and had a host of friends.
In the early days of their married life Mr. and Mrs. Bailey traveled from Gentry county, Missouri to Lehigh, Iowa in a covered wagon in the year 1886 and settled on a farm where they lived until a few years ago when failing health forced them to retire from the strenuous labor, and they moved to town.
The following life sketch was read at the service.
Polly A. Bailey was born in Gentry county, Missouri, February 2, 1865, and passed away at her home in Lehigh, Iowa, October 8, 1937, at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 6 days.
She was united in marriage to Sam Bailey January 14, 1883 and to this union were born nine children, one of whom, Mrs. Lydia Flockhart, proceeded her in death.
Besides her ages husband she is survived by eight children, Mrs. Hester Young, Cleve Bailey and Tom Bailey, of Lehigh, David Bailey and Mrs. Alta Fye of Fort Dodge, George Bailey of Lamberton, Minn, John Bailey of Vincent, Iowa and Mrs. Birdie Harrah, Laurens, Iowa. She is also survived by forty grandchildren and nine great grand-children, also two sisters, one sister and one brother having preceded her in death.
She was a loving wife and mother and had a host of friends.
In the early days of their married life Mr. and Mrs. Bailey traveled from Gentry county, Missouri to Lehigh, Iowa in a covered wagon in the year 1886 and settled on a farm where they lived until a few years ago when failing health forced them to retire from the strenuous labor, and they moved to town.
Gravesite Details
Her mother was Elizabeth Davis 1829-1877
Family Members
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Esther Elizabeth Bailey Young
1883–1957
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George Washington Bailey
1886–1959
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David Samuel Bailey
1888–1961
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John William Bailey
1890–1949
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Henry Cleveland Bailey
1892–1971
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Alta Gaybel Bailey Fye
1894–1961
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Lydia Mae Bailey Flockhart
1898–1918
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Birdie Marie Bailey Harrah
1903–1993
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Thomas Edward Bailey
1906–1982
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