She was known by her middle name of Bula.

"Rachael Bula (Dancy) Charles, eighth child of William and Frances Dancy, was born in Tecumseh, Nebr., on Feb. 5, 1871. She died in Alamagordo, New Mexico, Aug. 10, 1908, and is buried in the Belleville, Kan. Cemetery. Bula was married to Tom Charles in Republic, Kan. on Dec. 24, 1898, by Rev. Baber of the U. B. Church. To them were born four children: (1) Perl, born Oct. 25, 1899. Was married to Mattie Buckner in Alamagordo, N. M., Jan. 5, 1923 ... (2) Lucile Charles, born March 15, 1901. Was married to Kenneth Lewis McClernon in Phildelphia, Pa. Dec. 2, 1921 ... (3) Ralph Charles, born April 21, 1902. Was married to Leota Ross of Gallup, N. Mexico, Dec. 25, 1924 ... (4) Louise Charles, born Aug. 28, 1906. Unmarried [in 1928] and lives at Alamagordo. All of the children of Tom and Bula Charles were born in Republic county, Kansas"

~ Homer Eiler, Our Ancestors, A Brief Record of These Families: Dancy Servis Bassett Davis Holman Vannoy (Printed and published by James S. Dancy, Grenola, Kansas, 1928) at p. 14.
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Obituary
Mrs. Tom Charles
Mrs. Tom Charles died at Alamogordo, New Mexico, Monday, August 10, 1908. She was the youngest daughter of Capt. Dancy of Republic, was married to Tom Charles about 10 years ago. To this union for children were born, Perl, Lucille, Ralph and Louise, all living to mourn her loss.
The deceased has been in poor health for about two years. She received every care that it was possible for love to suggest or labor to bestow; last summer her doctor advised a change of climate, her husband at once made arrangements to take the family to New Mexico. For a time she seemed to improve and we hoped that she would master that dreaded disease, consumption, and return to us in full health but faith had not decreed that it be so. So closed the earthly career of one of the loveliest lives that ever grace the earth with its joy, beauty and sweetness. Her acquaintances will remember her for her kind, amiable disposition; to her relatives, especially her husband and children, her memory will be a sacred shrine within their hearts and they can truthfully say she left but to bless them. The cruelty of death would be unbearable without the help of a lovelier happier life beyond.

Cortland Register
Friday, August 14, 1908

Thank you to Revecca Calman (49524052) for the obituary.