HARGRAVE OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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HARGRAVE, Frank 1881 - 1961

Frank Hargrave Rites, 2:00 P.M. Today. Frank Hargrave, 79, of 310 East Franklin 
St., Clinton, in ill health since last fall, died Tuesday afternoon, April 18, at his 
home. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. April 20, at Schaberg Funeral 
Home with the Rev. S. Richard Wallis officiating. Miss Sarah Margaret Gilbert 
will accompany vocalists, Mrs. John Simmons and Mrs. Johnson VanWinkle. 
Pallbearers will be a friend, Ralph Gates, the sons, Lawrence, Frederick, Marion, 
and Harper Hargrave and son-in-law, Cecil Barger. Burial will be in Englewood 
Cemetery. Frank Hargrave was born Oct. 19, 1881, at Lewis Station in Henry 
County, one of five children of John Franklin and Margaret Wiley Hargrave. Two 
brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. He grew to manhood in the 
community and on Dec. 28, 1904, he married Helen Goff to which union seven 
children were born. They established their home in the Lewis vicinity where Mr. 
Hargrave farmed. His great love for horse flesh eventually led him to become a 
horse trainer which work he followed many years. For the past number of years 
he had been retired. He was a member of the Clinton First Baptist Church. Mr. 
Hargrave held a deep interest in his family and home. He was quiet, modest and 
unassuming and enjoyed the many friends he made. Besides his wife he leaves 
five sons, Lawrence, photographer - photo-engraver for the Clinton Eye, 
Frederick, Butler, Marion, Lemon Grove, Calif., Marshall, Boone, N.C., Harper, co-
owner of Gay Cleaners; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Barger, St. Louis, Miss Laura, 
Bessermer, Ala; eight grandchildren: many other relatives and friends.


HARGRAVE, James Robert 1930 - 1984

James Robert Hargrave, 54, Buckner, died Monday, 6 August 1984, at Menorah 
Medical Center in Kansas City. He was born in Urich, son of James and Margaret 
Hargrave. He was an antique dealer in Buckner. He was a veteran of the Navy, 
serving in the Korean War. He graduated from Central Missouri State College in 
1959. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Margaret Hargrave; his wife, Sue 
Hargrave, of the home; two sons, Ronald of Belton and Rodney of Clinton; a 
daughter, Mrs. Ronda White of Windsor; one brother, Orval Hargrave of El Dorado 
Springs; two sisters, Lois Jean Hutson of Peculiar and Ida Louise Wilson of 
Lincoln; four grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a. m. Thursday at the Rettert-
Brown Funeral Home in Buckner. Graveside services will be at Englewood 
Cemetery in Clinton at approximately 1 p.m. Thursday.


HARGRAVE, Margaret J. WILEY 1844 - 1908

Clinton, MO Aug 8 1908 - Mrs. John F. Hargrave died at her home one mile 
southeast of Lewis Station early Monday morning, August 3. She had been ill with 
malarial fever about three weeks and was supposed to be better but when the 
daughter-in-law brought her breakfast at 5:30a.m. she found her still in death. 
Her maiden name was Miss Margaret Wiley and she was born Oct. 4, 1844 one-
quarter of a mile from where she died. She married Mr. Hargrave March 14, 1868. 
Five children, two daughters now deceased. The young son, Frank, with his wife, 
resides at home. Arthur lives in Nevada and Harve at Barnard. She had been a 
Presbyterian since 1897. Burial at Drake's Chapel. (note: Margaret was born Oct. 
4, 1844. Married March 14, 1868. Died Aug. 3. 1908. She had five children - 
Arthur, Harve, Frank, Ella May and another daughter - Janell Barger, 
jbarger@mail.win.org)

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