Fulton-Cambria-Bedford County PA Archives Obituaries.....Bard, Charles Lewis January 28, 1929
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RECORD OF DEATHS
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Bard

	Charles Lewis Bard, a highly respected citizen of Belfast township, 
died at the home of his niece, Mrs. Frank Spade, near Sipes Mill, Monday 
evening, January 28, 1929, from general break down, due to old age.
	“Uncle Lewis” as he was familiarly known to his many friend, was a son  
of Charles and Susan (Lehman) Bard, deceased, and was born on the old Bard 
homestead, near Needmore, where he spent his entire life, with exception of the 
last three years.  He was born April 11, 1852, hence was aged 76 years, 9 
months and 17 day.
	Mr. Bard leaves to morn his loss, one brother, M. E. H. Bard of 
Pleasant ridge, who is the only surviving member of a family of four brothers 
and two sisters.  He united with the Brethren church, August 26th, 1872.  He 
dearly loved his church and was never absent from services only when his health 
failed him and he was unable to attend.  He served as a Deacon from October 25, 
1890 until his death.
	Funeral services were held from his late home, Wednesday, January 30th, 
at 1 P.M. conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. C. Garland, assisted by Rev. Isaiah 
Mellott and Rev. John Mellott.  Burial was made in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.

Additional Comments:
Charles was the brother of my great grandfather John Bard.

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