Daughter of Allen and Paulina (nee Capps) Burnett.
The Miller County Sentinel, September 12, 1957
Mrs. P. B. Wyrick, 69, of Centertown, Mo., died Monday, Sept. 9, at St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City. She apparently had been in good health until a short time before her death which was attributed to a heart condition.
The Wyricks lived for several years in Ulman where Mr. Wyrick worked as a rural letter carrier. For a short time they lived in the Hickory Point community, and moved to Centertown only a few years ago where Mr. Wyrick retired as a rural route carrier.
In 1906 she was married to P. B. Wyrick, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Self, Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Omega Faye Allen of New Bloomfield; three sons, Earl of Independence, Tennyson of Blackburn, and Julius of East St. Louis, Ill.; four brothers, Cordell Burnett of Iberia, Ben Burnett and Charles Burnett of Granite City and Claude Burnett of St. Louis and three sisters, Mrs. Linda Flaugher of Tuscumbia, Mrs. Stella Pendleton of Iberia, and Mrs. Brooks Sooter of Rolla.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the Mt. Zion Church near Tuscumbia with burial in the church cemetery.
The Miller County Sentinel, September 12, 1957
Mrs. P. B. Wyrick, 69, of Centertown, Mo., died Monday, Sept. 9, at St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City. She apparently had been in good health until a short time before her death which was attributed to a heart condition.
The Wyricks lived for several years in Ulman where Mr. Wyrick worked as a rural letter carrier. For a short time they lived in the Hickory Point community, and moved to Centertown only a few years ago where Mr. Wyrick retired as a rural route carrier.
In 1906 she was married to P. B. Wyrick, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Self, Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Omega Faye Allen of New Bloomfield; three sons, Earl of Independence, Tennyson of Blackburn, and Julius of East St. Louis, Ill.; four brothers, Cordell Burnett of Iberia, Ben Burnett and Charles Burnett of Granite City and Claude Burnett of St. Louis and three sisters, Mrs. Linda Flaugher of Tuscumbia, Mrs. Stella Pendleton of Iberia, and Mrs. Brooks Sooter of Rolla.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the Mt. Zion Church near Tuscumbia with burial in the church cemetery.
Daughter of Allen and Paulina (nee Capps) Burnett.
The Miller County Sentinel, September 12, 1957
Mrs. P. B. Wyrick, 69, of Centertown, Mo., died Monday, Sept. 9, at St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City. She apparently had been in good health until a short time before her death which was attributed to a heart condition.
The Wyricks lived for several years in Ulman where Mr. Wyrick worked as a rural letter carrier. For a short time they lived in the Hickory Point community, and moved to Centertown only a few years ago where Mr. Wyrick retired as a rural route carrier.
In 1906 she was married to P. B. Wyrick, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Self, Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Omega Faye Allen of New Bloomfield; three sons, Earl of Independence, Tennyson of Blackburn, and Julius of East St. Louis, Ill.; four brothers, Cordell Burnett of Iberia, Ben Burnett and Charles Burnett of Granite City and Claude Burnett of St. Louis and three sisters, Mrs. Linda Flaugher of Tuscumbia, Mrs. Stella Pendleton of Iberia, and Mrs. Brooks Sooter of Rolla.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the Mt. Zion Church near Tuscumbia with burial in the church cemetery.
The Miller County Sentinel, September 12, 1957
Mrs. P. B. Wyrick, 69, of Centertown, Mo., died Monday, Sept. 9, at St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City. She apparently had been in good health until a short time before her death which was attributed to a heart condition.
The Wyricks lived for several years in Ulman where Mr. Wyrick worked as a rural letter carrier. For a short time they lived in the Hickory Point community, and moved to Centertown only a few years ago where Mr. Wyrick retired as a rural route carrier.
In 1906 she was married to P. B. Wyrick, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Self, Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Omega Faye Allen of New Bloomfield; three sons, Earl of Independence, Tennyson of Blackburn, and Julius of East St. Louis, Ill.; four brothers, Cordell Burnett of Iberia, Ben Burnett and Charles Burnett of Granite City and Claude Burnett of St. Louis and three sisters, Mrs. Linda Flaugher of Tuscumbia, Mrs. Stella Pendleton of Iberia, and Mrs. Brooks Sooter of Rolla.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the Mt. Zion Church near Tuscumbia with burial in the church cemetery.
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