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Willo Wanda Haney 1911 - 2005
Willo Wanda Haney was born on April 20, 1911 in St Catherine, Linn County, Missouri United States, and died at age 93 years old on January 23, 2005 in Brookfield. Willo Haney was buried in January 2005 at Rose Hill Cemetery St Peter, in Brookfield.
Willo Wanda Haney
Willo Wanda Harwood, Willo Wanda Wood
April 20, 1911
St Catherine, Linn County, Missouri, United States
January 23, 2005
Brookfield, Linn County, Missouri, 64628, United States
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Willo Wanda Haney's History: 1911 - 2005
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Wilo Wanda Haney was born on a family farm in St. Catharine, Linn County, Missouri to James Ford Haney and Olive Aurilla (Baxter) Haney. She had siblings Howard Baxter (1914-1976), James O. (1917-2000), and Billy Blane Haney (1921-1967). She was first married to William Bryce Wood (1908 - 1997) on November 5, 1932, in Brookfield Missouri and second to Harold Albert Harwood (1915 - 1985) on November 26, 1947, in Kansas City Missouri. Willo had 3 children with William and no children with Harold. On his World War 2 draft card, dated October 16, 1940, William Wood was living on Wyoming Street in St Louis Missouri, and he was 32 and married to "Mrs. Willo Wood" which he listed as his next of kin. He was working at Woolworth's in St Louis. William was described as 5 ft 9 inches, 135 pounds, had brown hair, brown eyes, and a "light complexion." In the 1950 federal census, "Wanda W Harwood" was age 38 and married to Harold Harwood. They were living in Brookfield Missouri with children Gary Wood (15), Linda Wood (10) and Keith Harris. Wanda was "keeping house", and Harold was in "real estate and insurance."
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04/201911April 20, 1911BirthdateSt Catherine, Linn County, Missouri United StatesBirthplaceADVERTISEMENT BY ANCESTRY.COMView birth records
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Willo was Caucasian.
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Willo was a life-long resident of Missouri, and lived on Wyoming Street in St. Louis Missouri and in Brookfield Missouri.
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Willo was a proud member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution). See Willo Wanda (Haney) Harwood.
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01/232005January 23, 2005Death dateUnknownBrookfield, Linn County, Missouri 64628, United StatesCause of deathDeath locationADVERTISEMENT BY ANCESTRY.COMView death records
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01/dd2005January 2005Funeral dateRose Hill Cemetery St Peter, in Brookfield, Linn County, Missouri 64628, United StatesBurial location
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Willo Wanda Haney Harwood Gravesite
Photo of Willo Wanda Haney Harwood grave and her 2nd husband, Harold Albert Harwood in Missouri
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Willo Wanda Haney, Missouri
Wanda is the daughter of James Ford Haney and Olive Aurilla (Baxter) Haney. She was born on the family farm at St. Catharine, Linn County, MO. She m. 1. William Bryce Wood 2. Harold Albert Harwood. She is presently 89 and lives with her daughter Linda at Brookfield,Linn County, MO. Photo submitted in 2000.
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in St. Catharine, Linn County, Missouri United States of America
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1915 Missouri - age 4. Isn't she just a beautiful little girl?


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Willo Wanda (Haney) Harwood
Willo Wanda (Haney) Harwood (born 1911) at 103rd Continental Congress of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution on April 20, 1994 (Her 83rd Birthday). Photo submitted in 2000.
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