Husband's name, Edward Earl White, is on the stone with a birth year of 1876, but no death year.
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Cemetery records on microfilm at the Kansas State Historical Society:
cause of death: acute pulmonary edemia
place of death: Topeka, Kansas
funeral director: Peeblers Funeral Home
lot owner: E.E. White
type of burial: wooden box
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Topeka Daily Capital, Monday, July 12, 1937, page 2:
She Was Native Kansan
Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday at her home, 917 North Harrison Street, was born October 24, 1879 in Republic County, Kan., and came to Topeka in March 1936 from Westmoreland, her former home.
Surviving are the husband, Edward White of the home; five daughters, Mrs. George Fritz, Grantville; Mrs. Floyd Carr, Foster; Mrs. Pail Burgland, Randolph; Mrs. Dorothy Kappenhaver, Onaga; and Mrs. Walter Reavis, Perry; three sons, Wilson, Byron and Kenneth White, all of the home, and twelve grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Peebler Funeral Home pending arrangements.
Topeka Daily Capital, Tuesday, July 13, 1937, page 11:
White-- Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday, will be at the North Topeka Baptist Church at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be at Manhattan.
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Cemetery records on microfilm at the Kansas State Historical Society:
cause of death: acute pulmonary edemia
place of death: Topeka, Kansas
funeral director: Peeblers Funeral Home
lot owner: E.E. White
type of burial: wooden box
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Topeka Daily Capital, Monday, July 12, 1937, page 2:
She Was Native Kansan
Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday at her home, 917 North Harrison Street, was born October 24, 1879 in Republic County, Kan., and came to Topeka in March 1936 from Westmoreland, her former home.
Surviving are the husband, Edward White of the home; five daughters, Mrs. George Fritz, Grantville; Mrs. Floyd Carr, Foster; Mrs. Pail Burgland, Randolph; Mrs. Dorothy Kappenhaver, Onaga; and Mrs. Walter Reavis, Perry; three sons, Wilson, Byron and Kenneth White, all of the home, and twelve grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Peebler Funeral Home pending arrangements.
Topeka Daily Capital, Tuesday, July 13, 1937, page 11:
White-- Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday, will be at the North Topeka Baptist Church at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be at Manhattan.
Husband's name, Edward Earl White, is on the stone with a birth year of 1876, but no death year.
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Cemetery records on microfilm at the Kansas State Historical Society:
cause of death: acute pulmonary edemia
place of death: Topeka, Kansas
funeral director: Peeblers Funeral Home
lot owner: E.E. White
type of burial: wooden box
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Topeka Daily Capital, Monday, July 12, 1937, page 2:
She Was Native Kansan
Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday at her home, 917 North Harrison Street, was born October 24, 1879 in Republic County, Kan., and came to Topeka in March 1936 from Westmoreland, her former home.
Surviving are the husband, Edward White of the home; five daughters, Mrs. George Fritz, Grantville; Mrs. Floyd Carr, Foster; Mrs. Pail Burgland, Randolph; Mrs. Dorothy Kappenhaver, Onaga; and Mrs. Walter Reavis, Perry; three sons, Wilson, Byron and Kenneth White, all of the home, and twelve grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Peebler Funeral Home pending arrangements.
Topeka Daily Capital, Tuesday, July 13, 1937, page 11:
White-- Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday, will be at the North Topeka Baptist Church at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be at Manhattan.
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Cemetery records on microfilm at the Kansas State Historical Society:
cause of death: acute pulmonary edemia
place of death: Topeka, Kansas
funeral director: Peeblers Funeral Home
lot owner: E.E. White
type of burial: wooden box
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Topeka Daily Capital, Monday, July 12, 1937, page 2:
She Was Native Kansan
Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday at her home, 917 North Harrison Street, was born October 24, 1879 in Republic County, Kan., and came to Topeka in March 1936 from Westmoreland, her former home.
Surviving are the husband, Edward White of the home; five daughters, Mrs. George Fritz, Grantville; Mrs. Floyd Carr, Foster; Mrs. Pail Burgland, Randolph; Mrs. Dorothy Kappenhaver, Onaga; and Mrs. Walter Reavis, Perry; three sons, Wilson, Byron and Kenneth White, all of the home, and twelve grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Peebler Funeral Home pending arrangements.
Topeka Daily Capital, Tuesday, July 13, 1937, page 11:
White-- Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret White, 57, who died Sunday, will be at the North Topeka Baptist Church at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be at Manhattan.
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