'The Madisonian,' Virginia City, MT
7 December 1928, page 5:
Billy Aaron passed away at his home near Laurin Monday, after having been confined to his bed for many weeks. He leaves a family of five grown children to mourn his death. The Madisonian is unable to learn the nature of his illness, his age or where he was buried. He was the owner of what was considered to be the finest little piece of ground in this section of Montana for the raising of small fruits and "truck" ranching. This property is situated on Ramshorn creek.
7 December 1928, page 1:
The funeral of William Aaron, who died Monday morning, was held in Sheridan Wednesday afternoon. Five children survive the father.
7 December 1928, page 5:
Billy Aaron passed away at his home near Laurin Monday, after having been confined to his bed for many weeks. He leaves a family of five grown children to mourn his death. The Madisonian is unable to learn the nature of his illness, his age or where he was buried. He was the owner of what was considered to be the finest little piece of ground in this section of Montana for the raising of small fruits and "truck" ranching. This property is situated on Ramshorn creek.
7 December 1928, page 1:
The funeral of William Aaron, who died Monday morning, was held in Sheridan Wednesday afternoon. Five children survive the father.
'The Madisonian,' Virginia City, MT
7 December 1928, page 5:
Billy Aaron passed away at his home near Laurin Monday, after having been confined to his bed for many weeks. He leaves a family of five grown children to mourn his death. The Madisonian is unable to learn the nature of his illness, his age or where he was buried. He was the owner of what was considered to be the finest little piece of ground in this section of Montana for the raising of small fruits and "truck" ranching. This property is situated on Ramshorn creek.
7 December 1928, page 1:
The funeral of William Aaron, who died Monday morning, was held in Sheridan Wednesday afternoon. Five children survive the father.
7 December 1928, page 5:
Billy Aaron passed away at his home near Laurin Monday, after having been confined to his bed for many weeks. He leaves a family of five grown children to mourn his death. The Madisonian is unable to learn the nature of his illness, his age or where he was buried. He was the owner of what was considered to be the finest little piece of ground in this section of Montana for the raising of small fruits and "truck" ranching. This property is situated on Ramshorn creek.
7 December 1928, page 1:
The funeral of William Aaron, who died Monday morning, was held in Sheridan Wednesday afternoon. Five children survive the father.
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4/18/2020 - No headstone
Gravesite Details
It isn't known for certain that Mr. Aaron is buried in this cemetery, but a young daughter and his wife are. Further information is welcome.
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