Hannibal Courier-Post, Marion County, Hannibal, Missouri, 18 November 1918

	Tyra D. Bishop Has Passed Away.  Tyra D. Bishop [Jr] died in the 
Levering hospital at 5:40 o'clock Saturday evening after an illness of three 
weeks.  Deceased was a native of Missouri, having been born in Callaway 
county May 17, 1852.  His home was on Vine Street.  He had lived in this 
city for nine years and was employed in the Burlington shops.
	He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J.S. Woodson and Miss Lena 
Bishop of Hannibal.
	The funeral will be held at the private chapel of William Smith at 8 
o'clock tonight.  The body will be taken to Williamsburg, Callaway county, 
tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock and will be laid to rest in the cemetery in 
that place.	



Audrain County Oracle, Audrain County, Martinsburg, Missouri, 21 November 1918

	The remains of Tyra [Jr] Bishop of Hannibal were brought here 
Tuesday for burial.  Mr. Bishop had been in poor health for a long time.  He 
was a brother of Fount Bishop of Shamrock, having lived in that neigborhood 
for many years before moving to Hannibal.
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	Shamrock Items - Mr. Tyra Bishop of Hannibal was buried at Liberty 
Tuesday.  He had been in bad health for several years.

Montgomery Standard, Montgomery County, Montgomery City, Missouri, 
5 February 1904 (Friday)

	Shamrock - Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tyra Bishop [Jr] on Jan 31, a boy. 
The mother is lying very low of pneumonia.



Auxvasse Review, Audrain County, Auxvasse, Missouri, 11 February 1904 
(Monday)

	Death of Mrs T.D. Bishop Jr - Mrs Nancy Bishop, wife of Tyra D 
Bishop, Jr., died on Tuesday, Feb 2, 1904.  Her death was attributed to 
typhoid-pneumonia.  She was 44 years, 11 months, and 22 days old.  She 
leaves a husband, three daughters and an infant son; also a sister, Mrs 
Laura Marlow of Montgomery City and three brothers, Jonathan and Oat Peery 
of near Shamrock, and Billie Peery of St Louis.  She was a member of the 
Christian church at Liberty, where the interrment took place.  The family 
has the sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
	The family sincerely thank their neighbors and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during her sickness.



Montgomery Standard, Montgomery County, Montgomery City, Missouri, 
12 February 1904 (Friday)

	Shamrock - Mrs Tyra Bishop died at her home four miles northeast of 
Shamrock Tuesday, Feb 2nd of pneumonia.  She was sick but a short time.  
Deceased leaves a husband and four children, four brothers and one sister, 
besides a host of other relatives and friends to morn her death.  The burial 
took place at Liberty Wednesday at 3 o'clock.  The family have the sympathy 
of the entire community.



Fulton Telegraph, Callaway County, Callaway City, Missouri, 16 February 1904 

	Shamrock - Mrs Tyra Bishop died at her home four miles northeast of 
Shamrock Tuesday, Feb 2nd of pneumonia.  She was sick but a short time.  
Deceased leaves a husband and four children, four brothers and one sister, 
besides a host of other relatives and friends to morn her death.  The burial 
took place at Liberty Wednesday at 3 o'clock.  The family have the sympathy 
of the entire community.

Auxvasse Review, Audrain County, Auxvasse, Missouri, 15 April 1909

	The friends of the family of Tyre Bishop will be sorry to hear of 
the death of his little son Carl Bishop, who died in Hannibal about two 
weeks ago.  The cause of his death was scarlet fever.