Mrs. Edith Berry, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 622 Broadway, died in her home in Kansas City, Saturday, of heart trouble.
Until thirteen years ago, Mrs. Berry resided in Quincy, where she was born May 18, 1874. Then, she moved to Spokane, Washington, removing to Kansas City four years ago, where she and Mr. Berry had since made their home.
Mr. Berry, who was a druggist in Kansas City, was enrolled in the U. S. Army, becoming a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. It is believed by the relatives that he is now on his way across, as they have not had any word from him for several days.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Berry leaves her mother, Mrs. Murphy, two half sisters, Mrs. Mary Hosford of Quincy, and Mrs. N. T. Potter of Warren, Missouri, and one half brother, G. W. Murphy of Quincy.
The remains arrived this morning from Kansas City, and the funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Woodland cemetery.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Tuesday, October 22, 1918; page 2.
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The funeral of Mrs. Edith Berry was held at Woodland cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend Endres officiated. The pall bearers were: Lucius Hosford, Elmer Earel, I. J. Earel, and Louis Fuelbier.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Wednesday, October 23, 1918; page 5.
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NB: Missouri death certificate 33726, file # 474, reg. # 399, has no parents named at all and no birth date or place at all. No maiden name is listed on the cert., either. Edythe Belle Phelps signed as informant. Husband is listed as Julian Berry.
Per Washington Marriage Records 1854 - 2013, an Edith Murphy and a J. H. Berry married 27 December 1911 at Spokane, Washington.
Maiden name Murphy; married name Berry; top of page must match marker. There is no Berry (family group) marker. See note bottom of page.
Until thirteen years ago, Mrs. Berry resided in Quincy, where she was born May 18, 1874. Then, she moved to Spokane, Washington, removing to Kansas City four years ago, where she and Mr. Berry had since made their home.
Mr. Berry, who was a druggist in Kansas City, was enrolled in the U. S. Army, becoming a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. It is believed by the relatives that he is now on his way across, as they have not had any word from him for several days.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Berry leaves her mother, Mrs. Murphy, two half sisters, Mrs. Mary Hosford of Quincy, and Mrs. N. T. Potter of Warren, Missouri, and one half brother, G. W. Murphy of Quincy.
The remains arrived this morning from Kansas City, and the funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Woodland cemetery.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Tuesday, October 22, 1918; page 2.
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The funeral of Mrs. Edith Berry was held at Woodland cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend Endres officiated. The pall bearers were: Lucius Hosford, Elmer Earel, I. J. Earel, and Louis Fuelbier.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Wednesday, October 23, 1918; page 5.
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NB: Missouri death certificate 33726, file # 474, reg. # 399, has no parents named at all and no birth date or place at all. No maiden name is listed on the cert., either. Edythe Belle Phelps signed as informant. Husband is listed as Julian Berry.
Per Washington Marriage Records 1854 - 2013, an Edith Murphy and a J. H. Berry married 27 December 1911 at Spokane, Washington.
Maiden name Murphy; married name Berry; top of page must match marker. There is no Berry (family group) marker. See note bottom of page.
Mrs. Edith Berry, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 622 Broadway, died in her home in Kansas City, Saturday, of heart trouble.
Until thirteen years ago, Mrs. Berry resided in Quincy, where she was born May 18, 1874. Then, she moved to Spokane, Washington, removing to Kansas City four years ago, where she and Mr. Berry had since made their home.
Mr. Berry, who was a druggist in Kansas City, was enrolled in the U. S. Army, becoming a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. It is believed by the relatives that he is now on his way across, as they have not had any word from him for several days.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Berry leaves her mother, Mrs. Murphy, two half sisters, Mrs. Mary Hosford of Quincy, and Mrs. N. T. Potter of Warren, Missouri, and one half brother, G. W. Murphy of Quincy.
The remains arrived this morning from Kansas City, and the funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Woodland cemetery.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Tuesday, October 22, 1918; page 2.
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The funeral of Mrs. Edith Berry was held at Woodland cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend Endres officiated. The pall bearers were: Lucius Hosford, Elmer Earel, I. J. Earel, and Louis Fuelbier.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Wednesday, October 23, 1918; page 5.
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NB: Missouri death certificate 33726, file # 474, reg. # 399, has no parents named at all and no birth date or place at all. No maiden name is listed on the cert., either. Edythe Belle Phelps signed as informant. Husband is listed as Julian Berry.
Per Washington Marriage Records 1854 - 2013, an Edith Murphy and a J. H. Berry married 27 December 1911 at Spokane, Washington.
Maiden name Murphy; married name Berry; top of page must match marker. There is no Berry (family group) marker. See note bottom of page.
Until thirteen years ago, Mrs. Berry resided in Quincy, where she was born May 18, 1874. Then, she moved to Spokane, Washington, removing to Kansas City four years ago, where she and Mr. Berry had since made their home.
Mr. Berry, who was a druggist in Kansas City, was enrolled in the U. S. Army, becoming a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. It is believed by the relatives that he is now on his way across, as they have not had any word from him for several days.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Berry leaves her mother, Mrs. Murphy, two half sisters, Mrs. Mary Hosford of Quincy, and Mrs. N. T. Potter of Warren, Missouri, and one half brother, G. W. Murphy of Quincy.
The remains arrived this morning from Kansas City, and the funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Woodland cemetery.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Tuesday, October 22, 1918; page 2.
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The funeral of Mrs. Edith Berry was held at Woodland cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend Endres officiated. The pall bearers were: Lucius Hosford, Elmer Earel, I. J. Earel, and Louis Fuelbier.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Wednesday, October 23, 1918; page 5.
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NB: Missouri death certificate 33726, file # 474, reg. # 399, has no parents named at all and no birth date or place at all. No maiden name is listed on the cert., either. Edythe Belle Phelps signed as informant. Husband is listed as Julian Berry.
Per Washington Marriage Records 1854 - 2013, an Edith Murphy and a J. H. Berry married 27 December 1911 at Spokane, Washington.
Maiden name Murphy; married name Berry; top of page must match marker. There is no Berry (family group) marker. See note bottom of page.
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28 April 2021 -- confirmed (thank you) there is no Berry marker nearby. So, since her only marker says Murphy, must change surname top of page to her maiden name. Done 28 April 2021.
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