Date of death: 14 Jan 1897
Subject: Henry Harman
Source: St. Joseph Daily News, 14 Jan 1897, p. 2
Henry Harmon [sic], an inmate of the insane asylum, died last night of pneumonia, and the body will be shipped today to his former home at Rosendale. Eight or ten patients at the asylum have died lately of the same disease.
Date of Death: 15 Aug 1893
Subject: George W. Boham
Source: Holt County Sentinel, 18 Aug 1893, p. 1
G. W. Boham, of Rosendale, committed suicide at the St. James hotel, St. Joseph on Monday night last. We believe he is a brother of E. L. Boham, formerly of this city. He was in well-to-do circumstances.
Date of Death: 18 Jan 1875
Subject: Benjamon Byers
Source: Andrew County Republican, 29 Jan 1875, p. 8
Obituary.
Monday, January 18th, 1875, at 1 p.m., of Pneumonia, Benny R.,
only son of William and Sophonia [sic] Byers, aged 15 months and
10 days.
Sweet angel child of heavenly birth, He was too good and pure for
earth,
His spirit, like the soaring dove, Has winged its flight to
realms above.
His pure spirit freed from clay, To God has winged its
upward way,
And there 'mid angels pure and bright, Has joined their
songs in worlds of light.
And there amid that happy band, With crown of gold and harp
in hand,
The sweetest music angels make, Will be the tune his harp
will wake.
By Mrs. M. Byers
Date of Death: 6 Aug 1875
Subject: Charles F. Christie
Source: Andrew County Republican, 13 Aug 1875, p. 8
We learn that on Friday morning, a little boy of Cyrus Christy [sic], living a mile and a half northeast of Rosendale, killed himself while playing with a pistol. He had managed in some way to get hold of it and carried it off with him in the field near by, a short distance from the house. His grandmother in going into the field to carry water to some of the hands, found him dead, shot through the breast, the ball passing through the body.
Date of Death: 19 Jan 1914
Subject: Mary E. (Dorathy) Barrow
Source: Savannah Reporter, 23 Jan 1914, p. 1, column 3
Mrs. Luther Barrow Died Monday.
Mrs. L. H. Barrow died Monday at 7:30 at the hospital in St. Joseph after an operation. She had been ill two weeks. The remains were taken to Rosendale and the funeral held Wednesday. She was sixty-three years old and besides her husband she leaves three sons, J. L., near Savannah, Charles T. and Elmer near Rosendale and several grandchildren. Mrs. Barrow lived for many years southwest of Rea.
Date of Death: 2 Dec 1873
Subject: Ann (Fox) Anderson
Source: Andrew County Republican, 12 Dec 1873, p. 3
Died.
On December 2, at the head of Lower Neely Grove, between
Rosendale and Bolckow, Anna Fox, the beloved wife of Judge Wm.
Anderson, aged 53 years.
Deceased was a native of Ohio, and had been failing since June with paralysis. She leaves a kind, good husband, large family, and numerous relatives and friends to mourn her loss; but they mourn not as those without hope, for as she had been a consistent member of the M. E. Church for over 20 years, they have reason to believe she has gone to her reward.
Date of Death: 4 Jul 1869
Subject: John C. Jones
Source: Lincoln County [MO] Herald, 15 Jul 1869, p. 2
On the 4th inst. John C. Jones, a young man residing in Andrew county, was drowned in One Hundred and Two river, at McCandiss' mill, while attempting to cross the stream on horseback, while it was swollen from heavy rains.
Date of Death: 20 Dec 1921
Subject: Cyrus Chester Pattisson
Source: St. Joseph Observer, 31 Dec 1921
Andrew county has had one death from the malignant form of smallpox, which has caused about one hundred and twenty-five deaths in Kansas City since October. T. Chester Pattisson [sic] died at the home of his brother, Ed Pattisson, north of Rea, Tuesday morning.- Savannah Reporter
Date of Death: 17 Jan 1914
Subject: Georgia Beatrice Scott
Source: Savannah Reporter, 23 Jan 1914, p. 1, column 3
Infant Daughter Dies.
Georgia Beatrice, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Scott died Monday morning, January 17. Interment was made in the Lower Neeley cemetery. The parents wish to thank their neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted during the sickness and death of their little daughter.
Date of Death: 14 Aug
1914
Subject: Francis M.
Sutton
Source: Savannah Reporter, 21 Aug 1914
After being a helpless invalid from a stroke of paralysis, for five years, Frances M. Sutton passed away in death at his home in Bolckow on Aug. 14, at the age of eighty years, eight months and twenty-five days. He was born in Scott county, Indiana. Most of his life has been spent in Missouri. On May 3, 1891, he married Sarah Moackley, who survives him, but who has been in very poor health for a number of years. During the Civil War he served in Company G., 51st Missouri Volunteers. The late R. M. Cole of Fillmore was his captain. While yet in his youth he united with the Baptist church, and continued in the faith. He is survived by four sisters and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock p.m., Sunday, Aug. 16, by Elder W. A. Chapman, assisted by Elder R. E. Snodgrass, and interment was in the Lower [Neely] Grove cemetery.
Date of Death: 28 Dec
1876
Subject: Ferdinand
Wilhelm
Source: Holt County Sentinel, 12 Jan 1877, p. 2
Ferdinand Wilhelm, a resident of the Lower Neely Grove settlement, died last week.
Date of Death: 14 Sep
1919
Subject: Laura B. (Yoder)
Swartz
Source: St. Joseph Observer, 20 Sep 1919
Mrs. Laura B. Swartz of Rosendale died at a hospital here Sunday.