d/o Jay A. Allen & Rebecca Angus, went by the name "Hawkins" after father's death and her mother's marriage to Jay Augustus Hawkins in 1882.
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
02 Apr 1940, Tue • Page 13
MRS MINNIE L TRIPLETT - Mrs Minnie Louise Triplett, 60 proprietor of the New York Permanent Wave shop 326 Seybold building died Monday at her home 267 N E Seventy-eighth street after a long illness. A resident of Miami since 1903 she came from Boston. She leaves two sons George B Lampher of Miami and Raymond A Lampher of New York City. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a m Wednesday in the Combs Funeral Home with burial following in Miami Memorial Park cemetery.
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
02 Apr 1940, Tue • Page 13
MRS MINNIE L TRIPLETT - Mrs Minnie Louise Triplett, 60 proprietor of the New York Permanent Wave shop 326 Seybold building died Monday at her home 267 N E Seventy-eighth street after a long illness. A resident of Miami since 1903 she came from Boston. She leaves two sons George B Lampher of Miami and Raymond A Lampher of New York City. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a m Wednesday in the Combs Funeral Home with burial following in Miami Memorial Park cemetery.
d/o Jay A. Allen & Rebecca Angus, went by the name "Hawkins" after father's death and her mother's marriage to Jay Augustus Hawkins in 1882.
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
02 Apr 1940, Tue • Page 13
MRS MINNIE L TRIPLETT - Mrs Minnie Louise Triplett, 60 proprietor of the New York Permanent Wave shop 326 Seybold building died Monday at her home 267 N E Seventy-eighth street after a long illness. A resident of Miami since 1903 she came from Boston. She leaves two sons George B Lampher of Miami and Raymond A Lampher of New York City. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a m Wednesday in the Combs Funeral Home with burial following in Miami Memorial Park cemetery.
The Miami Herald
Miami, Florida
02 Apr 1940, Tue • Page 13
MRS MINNIE L TRIPLETT - Mrs Minnie Louise Triplett, 60 proprietor of the New York Permanent Wave shop 326 Seybold building died Monday at her home 267 N E Seventy-eighth street after a long illness. A resident of Miami since 1903 she came from Boston. She leaves two sons George B Lampher of Miami and Raymond A Lampher of New York City. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a m Wednesday in the Combs Funeral Home with burial following in Miami Memorial Park cemetery.
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