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NEWSPAPER UNKNOWN, 12 December 1935 |
Obituary of FRANKLIN HALE BOBBITT |
Franklin Hale BOBBITT, son of David and Arminta BOBBITT,
was born in Washington, KS, May 28, 1870 and departed this life Dec 12,
1935 at Luthern Hospital, Yuma, CO at the age of 65 yrs, 7 mos and 15
days. His boyhood days were spent near Washington, KS, attending the Eureka district school and Friends Academy there. April 16, 1896, he was united in marriage to Gertrude ROBERTS. To this union were born five children and three, Merle, Raymond and Ollie Ruth with their mother preceded him in death. He spent five years of early married life near Morrowville, KS and
moved to his farm home west of Haddam 33 years ago. He made his home there
until two years ago when he moved to Kirk, CO. Mr. BOBBITT was a faithful son to his aged mother, Mrs A. D. BOBBITT, having her in his home the past four months, a loving brother and a devoted father to his motherless children. He leaves to mourn, his aged mother, Mrs A.D. BOBBITT, two daughters,
Etta LESKE and Olive SUTHERLIN of White Salmon, WA. Two granddaughters,
one grandson, one sister, Mrs. Nettie WHITE of Lawrence, KS, and two
brothers, Will BOBBITT of Anboy,WA and Lewis BOBBITT of Haddam. |
Transcribed and Contributed by Delores Raines |
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