Washington-Cloud County KS Archives Obituaries.....REYNARD, Hester Ann Hieatt April 24, 1913
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The Greenleaf Sentinel, Greenleaf, Kansas, Thursday, May 1, 1913
Mrs JOHN REYNARD
Hester Ann HIEATT, was born in Mason county, Kentucky, May 18, 1749 (sic). On
Nov 25, 1866, at Leavenworth, Kansas, she was united in marriage to John
REYNARD. To this union were born eight girls and three boys, nine of whom are
living: Mrs M L CHAMPLAIN of Jamestown, Kansas, mrs J W DEAN of San Francisco,
California, R C REYNARD of Douglas, Arizona, Hattie REYNARD of Greenleaf, Asa
REYNARD of Concordia, Kansas, Lyla REYNARD of Omaha, Nebraska, W W RENARD of
Douglas, Arizona, mrs John WAL of Omaha, Nebraska, and Mrs Marie SHORT of
Greenleaf, Kansas. When a little girl, she was baptised in the Baptist church.
They moved to Greenleaf, Kansas, April 1, 1877, where she lived until death
claimed her April 24, 1913, aged 63 years, 11 months and 6 days. She leaved to
mourn her loss a husband, nine children, seven grandchildren, four great
grandchildren and two brothers, Charles and Frank DRUMMONDS of Kansas City
Missouri.
	Funeral services were conducted at the M E Church Sunday by Rev E  C THORP. The
following songs were sung: "Home of the Soul," "Asleep in Jesus", and "Abide
with Me." The pall-bearers were J DARGITZ, O W COOK, A F ARNOLD, W H BARLOW,
Nels NELSON and C A SCOTT.
	The remains were laid to rest in the Mt james cemetery.
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	Before coming to Greenleaf, Mr and Mrs REYNARD located at Salem Nebraska, where
Mr REYNARD began railroading, and it might be added that he has railroaded over
forty years, twenty-seven of them being in Greenleaf, September 3rd 1865, Mr
REYNARD drove the first stake for a railroad at Denver, Colorado. At that time
he could have bought the main business lots in Denver for $5 or $10 each and
thinks he could have purchased the whole town for a hundred dollars, but he did
not think the town ever would amount to anything.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to all who assisted us so nobly during the sickness
and death of our wife and mother also for the many beautiful floral offerings.
Your kindness will ever be cherished in our memory.
John REYNARD and family.

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