Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Marr, Barron Hope January 15, 1893
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Norfolk Landmark, July 28th 1905
Colonel R.A. Marr Visits Norfolk on Sad Mission

Colonel R.A. Marr of Lexington, Va., is in the city for a few days and while 
here will be the guest of Mr. R.H. Baker, Jr., in York Street. Colonel Marr 
having resigned his professorship at Virginia Military Institute to accept a 
chair in the engineering department of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, will 
soon move his family to Blacksburg. This change in residence is the occasion of 
his visit to Norfolk, was his mission here to transfer the remains of his 
little son, Barron Hope Marr, who died in 1893, at the age of 4 years, from 
Lexington to a final resting place in Norfolk. 
The interment took place yesterday morning and the remains of the lovely and 
attractive child whose early death was a lifelong sorrow to his devoted 
parents, now have a place by the side of his distinguished grandfather, Captain 
James Barron Hope, in Elmwood Cemetery.


Additional Comments:
Elmwood
Note****Newspaper and Cemetery Records state died in 1893-Stone says 1894***


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