KILLED SATURDAY
Little Mildred Barnhart Thrown From Wagon and Received Fatal Injuries
Last Saturday morning as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnhart were coming into town, near the Smith ranch one of the wheels of the vehicle dropped into a rut throwing Mrs. Barnhart and a little boy and girl out. All were more or less bruised but the little girl Mildred, about five years old, sustained fatal injuries, from the effects of which she died in a few moments. The wagon struck her head, breaking her neck.
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at 1;30, Rev. Pettibone officiating the funeral being held at the home.
The Ellensburg Dawn, January 12, 1905
KILLED SATURDAY
Little Mildred Barnhart Thrown From Wagon and Received Fatal Injuries
Last Saturday morning as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnhart were coming into town, near the Smith ranch one of the wheels of the vehicle dropped into a rut throwing Mrs. Barnhart and a little boy and girl out. All were more or less bruised but the little girl Mildred, about five years old, sustained fatal injuries, from the effects of which she died in a few moments. The wagon struck her head, breaking her neck.
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at 1;30, Rev. Pettibone officiating the funeral being held at the home.
The Ellensburg Dawn, January 12, 1905
Gravesite Details
Interred 8 Jan 1905. Plot owned by F. C. Barnhart. Walter Barnhart on same headstone.
Family Members
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Pleasant Frederick Barnhart
1880–1951
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Vada Barnhart
1882–1886
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Mary E. Barnhart
1883–1885
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Serita Estella "Stella" Barnhart Schnebly
1885–1979
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Elizabeth May Barnhart Schnebly
1887–1983
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Walter T. Barnhart
1889–1905
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Ernest E. Barnhart
1890–1972
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Albert B. Barnhart
1892–1971
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Frances Theresa Barnhart Stickney
1899–1936
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