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| Birth: | 6 Aug 1846 in Howard County, Missouri |
| Death: | 9 Sep 1926 in Myers, Howard Co., MO |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Minter Henry Bailey b. 20 Aug 1808 in Fauquier Co., Virginia |
| Mother: | Nancy Jane Bradley b. 4 May 1814 in Madison Co. Kentucky |
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Higbee News, Sept. 1926
Higbee, MO
Jas. S. Bailey Found Dead...............Death Likely Due From Fall From Wagon, Which Passed Over Him. Interment at Mt. Pleasant.
James S. Bailey one of the best known men of the Myers vicinity was found dead by the side of his wagon on his farm Thursday of last week, and the presumption is that he either fell from his wagon or was knocked off by a long hanging telephone wire and was run over by the wagon, which was loaded with wood, and which he had gone to the woods to haul to the house an hour or two before.
On account of the high water the coroner could not reach the Bailey home until next day, when an inquest was held, the verdict being that death was accidental and that it was likely caused from his having been run over by the wagon, as several ribs were broken and his breast crushed. The tracks of the wheels, which made a short, sharp turn, indicated that he had stopped the team suddenly, which leads many to think that he was caught by the wire and jerked from the wagon. Mrs. Bailey testified that he was subject to some kinds of spells at times, and it may be that he was so seized and fell.
Deceased was 72 years old and was one of the substantial citizens of that part of Howard county, and was a consecrated Christian gentleman, esteemed by all who knew him. He is survived by his widow and six children, viz: Ben, Nancy and George Bailey and Mrs. Fannie South, all of Moberly, and Ed and Scott Bailey of the Myers neighborhood. He is also survived by two brothers and one sister-Minter and Tom Bailey and Mrs. Ed S. St. Clair.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday by the Rev. W.H. Funderburk of Moberly at Mt. Pleasant church, where interment was made, the crowd being one of the largest seen at the church in months, despite rain and mud.
The News joins the community in extending condolences to the beloved wife and children.
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HIGBEE NEWS: Friday 13 Aug 1920, Vol 34, No 17--A BIRTHDAY DINNER--A number of people spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bailey Sunday, August 8, it being Mr. Bailey's 67th birthday. Everybody brought well filled baskets and at the noon hour lunch was spread under the shade where everyone enjoyed themselves. In the afternoon the crowd departed, wishing Mr. Bailey many more happy birthdays. Those present: George Bailey and family, Ed Bailey and family, Ben Bailey and family, Scott Bailey and family, Minter Bailey and family, Tom Bailey and family, Charles Martin and family, Alan South and family, Gentry Bailey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Asbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Asbury, Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Griggs, Wm. Smith and family, Fred Robinson and family, Ed. St. Clair and family, Robert Taylor and family, Geo. Griggs and family, Joe Asbury and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradley, Geo. Sword and boys, Warner Buckler and family, Brish Johnson and family, Sam Porter and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Bradley, Mrs. Mary Douglas and children, Clyde Tuley and family, Elijah St. Clair and family, Mrs. Agnes Smith, Mrs. Em. Evans, Mr. Baker, Mr.
Robinson, Aunt Jane Tomlin, John Tomlin, Ed. St. Clair, Andy St. Clair, Lena St. Clair, Henry Fenton, Burley Griggs, Robt. Fisher and family, Jack Winn, Clarence Fowlkes, Minnie Fowlkes, Burley Fowlkes, Johnnie Fowlkes, Mrs. Fowlkes, Willard Conwell, Brice Ray, Clara Walker, Barney Walker and brothers, James Fisher, Jesse Roberts and wife, Willie Cannon, Frank St. Clair, Jeff Eaton, Mrs. Sallie Randall, Silas Bradley, Tom Pitney and wife and Fred Beachboard.
1880 Federal Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James S. BAILEY Self M Male W 25 MO Farmer VA KY
Nancy J. BAILEY Wife M Female W 19 MO Keeping House VA MO
Cora Ida BAILEY Dau S Female W 1 MO MO MO
Benjamin S. BAILEY Son S Male W 1M MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Bonne Femme, Howard, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254690
NA Film Number T9-0690
Page Number 210C
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