Mrs. Carrie Gayler, 77 of 400 North Quincy St. Commerce, was found dead in her home at 2:00 pm Monday. The death was attributed to natural causes.
Mrs. Gayler, a native of Kansas, had lived in Commerce since 1948. Her husband, William Gayler died in 1950.
Survivors included one daughter, Mrs. O. Lex Bilke of Riverton, Kans.; sisters Mrs. Charles Osborne of Miami and Delle Burns of Lincoln, Neb.
The funeral will be held at 2:30 Wednesday in the Chapel of Wene Funeral Home, Baxter Springs. Burial will be in the Lowell Cemetery.
Miami News Record
Tuesday, January 24, 1961
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She was the daughter of John & Sussie Skidge Reed.
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Mrs. Carrie Gayler, 77 of 400 North Quincy St. Commerce, was found dead in her home at 2:00 pm Monday. The death was attributed to natural causes.
Mrs. Gayler, a native of Kansas, had lived in Commerce since 1948. Her husband, William Gayler died in 1950.
Survivors included one daughter, Mrs. O. Lex Bilke of Riverton, Kans.; sisters Mrs. Charles Osborne of Miami and Delle Burns of Lincoln, Neb.
The funeral will be held at 2:30 Wednesday in the Chapel of Wene Funeral Home, Baxter Springs. Burial will be in the Lowell Cemetery.
Miami News Record
Tuesday, January 24, 1961
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She was the daughter of John & Sussie Skidge Reed.
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Gravesite Details
Obituary and stone disagree on year of death.
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth Reed Fritts
1867–1958
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Joseph H. "Joe" Reed
1869–1936
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Edgar B Reed
1874–1958
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Charles W. "Charley" Reed
1876–1933
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Ambrose Wellington "Tim" Reed
1880–1920
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Tim Wellington Reed
1880–1920
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Nellie Reed Lea
1885–1929
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Della Reed Burns
1888–1981
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Daniel Reed
1889–1889
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Spernie Fern Reed Osborne
1892–1966
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