Name of Deceased: Reinhart, Anna Barbara
Newspaper: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Date: 1916
Submitters Name: Jacqueline Knight

Obit: REINHART - On Sunday, Jan. 2, 1916 at 8 p.m., Anna Barbara Reinhart, beloved mother of William Bucks, Emma Schwable, Lizzie Meyer, and Christina Nelson, in her eighty-sixth year.
Funeral Wednesday, at 2 p.m.., from residence 1028 South Eighth street, to St. Matthew's Cemetery.

On last Monday night, the 4th inst, at the residence of Mr. R.C. Elvin, of this city. Mrs. Joseph Ritchie, of St. Louis, aged twenty years. Mr. Ritchie came here about two weeks ago in company with his brother, for the benefit of his health, having been in ill health for ten months past. His parents were telegraphed for immediately and arrived yesterday evening. The funeral took place today.
(Source: Daily Nebraska Press, May 6 1869. Contributed by Carla)

RITCHEY, William F. and Dora, his wife, who in the wisdom of God were suddenly and without warning cut off in the prime of life, with no fond good-byes...Hand in hand they journeyed through life together, and hand in hand they walked down into the "valley of death". Mr. R. was born and raised within a few miles of the place where he breathed out his life. ;Mrs R was a native of Tenn, where numerous relatives reside, and where her people are buried... She joined the church in her youth and by precept and example she induced her husband to lay hold on the Rock, Jesus Christ, and journey with her to the promised land. - A brother's tribute. (In the following week, information was given that they died on 28 Aug 1877 in a railroad accident. )
(Source: Extract from "St. Louis Christian Advocate" newspaper printed on October 10, 1877. Transcribed by Barbara Z.)

Dated 4 Mar 1875 Julius C. Robideaux, the third son of Joseph Robideaux, founder of St. Joseph, died on the 26th. He was born in St. Louis in 1806, educated at the University there. When he went to St. Joseph, 9 years ago, it was but an Indian trading post. He opened the first store there to trade with the whites.
[Source: Pioneer Times. Oct. 1987, Vol 11, No 4. Typed by Joanne Scobee Morgan]

C. J. Roehr, former resident, died in St. Louis, Jan 28, (1882) age 34 years and 10 mos.  He leaves a wife and 3 children.
(Source: St. Charles Journal, Jan. 1882. Submitted by Joanne Scobee Morgan)

Name of Deceased: Thomas Alexander Rose
Newspaper: Daily Missouri Republican, St. Louis, MO.
Date: July 01, 1841
Submitters Name: Candi

Obit: On Wednesday, 30th inst., Thomas Alexander Rose, son of Hugh and Elizabeth Rose, aged 1 year and nine months. Funeral, this day at 4 o'clock p.m. from his father's residence, corner of 8th and Wash streets, to the Catholic burial ground.

John Ross, a young man 18 years of age, employed at the livery stables of Knap, Stout, & Co., St. Louis, was kicked in the back of the head by a mule a few days ago and received fatal injuries.
[THE STATE JOURNAL, Jefferson City, Fri., 31 July 1885, p4 c3. Typed by Joanne Scobee Morgan]

RYAN - On Sun Oct.27, 1901, at 11:50 o'clock a.m., Patrick Ryan, beloved brother of ?nRyan and Mrs. Michael Geraghty, aged 43 yrs. The funeral will take place Tue., Oct. ? at 2 o'clock p.m. from the residence of his father-in-law, Michael Geraghty, No. 1421 Cleary , to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calgary Cemetery
(The St. Louis Republic. (St. Louis, Mo.) October 28, 1901. Transcribed by Nancy Mayo)