Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameRoss Travilla PATTERSON
Birth Dateabt 1845
Birth PlacePennsylvania
Death Date20 May 1923 Age: 78
Death PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri, Hazelwood Cemetery
Spouses
1Sarah Belle SHELY 621
Birth Date27 Sep 1862
Birth PlaceLexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
Death Date22 Dec 1934 Age: 72
Death PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri, Hazelwood Cemetery
FatherDavid Luther SHELY (1823-1876)
MotherElizabeth SHEELY (1823-1876)
Family ID7192
Marr Date27 Dec 1881
Marr PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri
ChildrenHarry Maynard (1883-1934)
Notes for Ross Travilla PATTERSON
Missouri death certificate # 15736 male, white, married, farmer. Parents William and Henrietta [Welsha???] Patterson. Mrs. Ross T Patterson informant. Paxson Undertaking Company Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery May 22, 1923.
Gravesite Details
Lot maintained all year round.
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Sarah Belle (Spouse 1)
Missouri death certificate # 42639 female, white, widow, housewife. Husband Ross, father Unknown Shelley, mother Unknown, both of KY. Herman Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery Dec. 24, 1934. Cause of death was pneumonia, lobar, and influenza.

Inscription
PATTERSON
BELLE S. PATTERSON
SEPT. 27, 1867
DEC. 22, 1934
Gravesite Details
Lot maintained all year round. Monuments in good shape, Patterson surname stone appears new. The headstone for Belle is weather worn.

On Find A Grave.

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