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Mrs. K. E. Byson - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Vicksburg Evening Post, March 5, 1937

MADISON PARISH RESIDENT DIES

TALLULAH, La., March 5-Mrs. K. E. Byson, a resident of Madison parish for several years, 
died in Vicksburg, Wednesday night of pneumonia. She was formerly of Minnesota. Funeral 
services will be held from the Methodist church here this afternoon with interment 
following in Silver Cross cemetery. The Rev. C. K. Smith will officiate. Mrs. Byson is 
survived by her husband and two sons, of Tallulah.

From Madison Journal March 12, 1937

MR. K. E. BYSON
Mrs. K. E. Byson of Mound, died Wednesday night, March 3 at nine o'clock in Vicksburg, 
after a short illness. The remains were brought here and the funeral was conducted Friday 
afternoon from the Methodist Church with the Rev. C. Karlos Smith officiating.

Mrs. Byson was born August 17, 1881 in Algona, Iowa. On February 22, 1859 she was married to 
Kinney E. Byson, and they made their home in Iowa for a while. Later they moved to Minnesota 
and several years ago they moved to this parish where Mr. Byson purchased a farm near Mound.

Mrs. Byson is survived by her husband, K. E. Byson and two sons, Ralph and Oscar all of Tallulah. 
She is also survived by two adopted daughters, one of whom is married and living in Denver, Colo., 
and the other at present living in the Byson home.