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Bayliss F. Shepherd, former well-known resident of Klamath Falls, died at his home at Los Angeles, California, March 3, according to information received here. Mr. Shepherd moved from here to Los Angeles ten years ago. He is survived by a widow and two sons Howard F. Shepherd, an attorney and Bayliss F. Shepherd, Jr., all of Los Angeles. The body was sent to Marshall, Missouri, the decedent's former home, for burial.
Bayliss F. Shepwherd resided in Klamath Falls for four or five years. He conducted a loan and inventment buisness. He owned the Lamb block at one time and built the building where the Wilson Abstract company and Bluebird confectionery are now located. His sons founded the abstract company now owned by Arthur Wilson who bought it from them.
Following his removal to Los Angeles Mr. Shepherd was a regular annual visitor, spending his summer vacations at Spring Creek, until about three years ago he ceased coming. |
