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Obituary of Franklin G. Skinner
Civil War Veteran

Furnished by Rosetta ©

Source:
The Fort Scott Monitor
Monday, April 21, 1902

FRANKLIN SKINNER DEAD

Well known old resident of Hiattville died yesterday of paralysis, aged 70
years.

Word reached this city this morning from Hiattville telling of the death of
Franklin Skinner, one of the oldest residents of Bourbon county. Mr.
Skinner died after an extended illness of paralysis. He was 70 years of age
and had lived in this country for years. His illness, which has been a long
one, was not considered serious until a short time ago. The funeral was
held from his late home in Hiattville this afternoon. Interment occured at
the Hiattville Cemetery.

 

From "Hiattville & Hiattville Catholic Cemeteries," Bourbon County Kansas,
by the Old Fort Genealogical Society of Southeastern Kansas, Inc.

The Hiattville Cemetery is in Township 27, section 3, Range 23, 1/2 mile
west of Hiattville.

Died: April 20, 1902 Hiatville, Bourbon County Kansas
Buried: April 21, 1902 Bourbon Co. Hiattville, Kansas Row 7 - Center Section

 

In case anyone knows anything about this family,
I'd love to be contacted.
I have info on Franklin and his descendants but nothing about
Franklin's ancestors.

By e-mail : Rosetta

 

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