Carroll County, Missouri Marriage - Book 8, Page 476 - Buntin, Audis A. and Minnis, Edna A., married 2 Jan 1909.
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1957 Edna Ann Buntin, Married White Female Housekeeper, born 30 Sep 1886 in Carroll County, Missouri, Father is Tom Minnis born in Carroll County, Missouri, Mother is Prusia Emeline Wooden born in Carroll County, Missouri, Husband & Informant is Audice A. Buntin of Purdy, Missouri. Died 5 Mar 1936 of Pneumonia in McDonald twp., Purdy, Barry, Missouri, 49 yr 5 mo 5 da and buried 6 Mar 1936 in Sparks Cem.
Republican Record March 13, 1936, Third Death From Pneumonia In Family
Mrs. Edna Ann Buntin, age 49, died March 5, 1936, at her home near Purdy, Mo., after an illness of three weeks with pneumonia. This was the third death in the family in three weeks, all due to pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs. T.C. Minnis, died Feb 25, 1936, and a son, Clyde Estes, 17, about 3 weeks ago.
Edna Annn Minnis was born Sept. 30, 1886, on a farm in Carroll county, northwest of Bogard. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Minnis, who passed away 19 years ago, and Mrs. Prussia Emmaline (Wooden) Minnis.
She received her education from the rural schools of Carroll county, Mo.
She spent the first part of her life near Bogard, Mo. After her marriage she lived near Pawnee, OK, for several years and the remainder of her life near Purdy, Mo.
When twenty-two years old she was united in marriage with Arville Buntin, Jan 2, 1909, at Carrollton, Mo. To this union six children were born. Surviving are Mrs. Curtis Hayworth, Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Dan Henderson all of Purdy, Mo. and Junior Buntin of the home. An infant son died several years ago.
Other survivors are five grandchildren and six brothers and sisters, namely : Mrs. Ethel Standley, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Miss Izora Minnis and Floyd Minnis all of Bogard, Mo.; Claude Minnis, Dawn, Mo,; and Mrs. Goldie Canaday, Pawnee, Ok, One sister, Mrs. Estella Buntin preceded her in deathe Feb 13, 1935.
She had been a member of the Free Will Baptist church near Purdy, Mo. for several years and had attended church all her life.
Mrs. Buntin was a loving wife and devoted and loving mother, a kind sister, a good friend and neighbor, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral services were held in her memory Friday, March 6, 1936, at Merle Chapel church, conducted by Rev. Winfrey Davis, at 2 o'clock, Burial in Spark cemetery.
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1957 Edna Ann Buntin, Married White Female Housekeeper, born 30 Sep 1886 in Carroll County, Missouri, Father is Tom Minnis born in Carroll County, Missouri, Mother is Prusia Emeline Wooden born in Carroll County, Missouri, Husband & Informant is Audice A. Buntin of Purdy, Missouri. Died 5 Mar 1936 of Pneumonia in McDonald twp., Purdy, Barry, Missouri, 49 yr 5 mo 5 da and buried 6 Mar 1936 in Sparks Cem.
Republican Record March 13, 1936, Third Death From Pneumonia In Family
Mrs. Edna Ann Buntin, age 49, died March 5, 1936, at her home near Purdy, Mo., after an illness of three weeks with pneumonia. This was the third death in the family in three weeks, all due to pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs. T.C. Minnis, died Feb 25, 1936, and a son, Clyde Estes, 17, about 3 weeks ago.
Edna Annn Minnis was born Sept. 30, 1886, on a farm in Carroll county, northwest of Bogard. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Minnis, who passed away 19 years ago, and Mrs. Prussia Emmaline (Wooden) Minnis.
She received her education from the rural schools of Carroll county, Mo.
She spent the first part of her life near Bogard, Mo. After her marriage she lived near Pawnee, OK, for several years and the remainder of her life near Purdy, Mo.
When twenty-two years old she was united in marriage with Arville Buntin, Jan 2, 1909, at Carrollton, Mo. To this union six children were born. Surviving are Mrs. Curtis Hayworth, Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Dan Henderson all of Purdy, Mo. and Junior Buntin of the home. An infant son died several years ago.
Other survivors are five grandchildren and six brothers and sisters, namely : Mrs. Ethel Standley, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Miss Izora Minnis and Floyd Minnis all of Bogard, Mo.; Claude Minnis, Dawn, Mo,; and Mrs. Goldie Canaday, Pawnee, Ok, One sister, Mrs. Estella Buntin preceded her in deathe Feb 13, 1935.
She had been a member of the Free Will Baptist church near Purdy, Mo. for several years and had attended church all her life.
Mrs. Buntin was a loving wife and devoted and loving mother, a kind sister, a good friend and neighbor, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral services were held in her memory Friday, March 6, 1936, at Merle Chapel church, conducted by Rev. Winfrey Davis, at 2 o'clock, Burial in Spark cemetery.
Carroll County, Missouri Marriage - Book 8, Page 476 - Buntin, Audis A. and Minnis, Edna A., married 2 Jan 1909.
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1957 Edna Ann Buntin, Married White Female Housekeeper, born 30 Sep 1886 in Carroll County, Missouri, Father is Tom Minnis born in Carroll County, Missouri, Mother is Prusia Emeline Wooden born in Carroll County, Missouri, Husband & Informant is Audice A. Buntin of Purdy, Missouri. Died 5 Mar 1936 of Pneumonia in McDonald twp., Purdy, Barry, Missouri, 49 yr 5 mo 5 da and buried 6 Mar 1936 in Sparks Cem.
Republican Record March 13, 1936, Third Death From Pneumonia In Family
Mrs. Edna Ann Buntin, age 49, died March 5, 1936, at her home near Purdy, Mo., after an illness of three weeks with pneumonia. This was the third death in the family in three weeks, all due to pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs. T.C. Minnis, died Feb 25, 1936, and a son, Clyde Estes, 17, about 3 weeks ago.
Edna Annn Minnis was born Sept. 30, 1886, on a farm in Carroll county, northwest of Bogard. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Minnis, who passed away 19 years ago, and Mrs. Prussia Emmaline (Wooden) Minnis.
She received her education from the rural schools of Carroll county, Mo.
She spent the first part of her life near Bogard, Mo. After her marriage she lived near Pawnee, OK, for several years and the remainder of her life near Purdy, Mo.
When twenty-two years old she was united in marriage with Arville Buntin, Jan 2, 1909, at Carrollton, Mo. To this union six children were born. Surviving are Mrs. Curtis Hayworth, Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Dan Henderson all of Purdy, Mo. and Junior Buntin of the home. An infant son died several years ago.
Other survivors are five grandchildren and six brothers and sisters, namely : Mrs. Ethel Standley, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Miss Izora Minnis and Floyd Minnis all of Bogard, Mo.; Claude Minnis, Dawn, Mo,; and Mrs. Goldie Canaday, Pawnee, Ok, One sister, Mrs. Estella Buntin preceded her in deathe Feb 13, 1935.
She had been a member of the Free Will Baptist church near Purdy, Mo. for several years and had attended church all her life.
Mrs. Buntin was a loving wife and devoted and loving mother, a kind sister, a good friend and neighbor, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral services were held in her memory Friday, March 6, 1936, at Merle Chapel church, conducted by Rev. Winfrey Davis, at 2 o'clock, Burial in Spark cemetery.
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1957 Edna Ann Buntin, Married White Female Housekeeper, born 30 Sep 1886 in Carroll County, Missouri, Father is Tom Minnis born in Carroll County, Missouri, Mother is Prusia Emeline Wooden born in Carroll County, Missouri, Husband & Informant is Audice A. Buntin of Purdy, Missouri. Died 5 Mar 1936 of Pneumonia in McDonald twp., Purdy, Barry, Missouri, 49 yr 5 mo 5 da and buried 6 Mar 1936 in Sparks Cem.
Republican Record March 13, 1936, Third Death From Pneumonia In Family
Mrs. Edna Ann Buntin, age 49, died March 5, 1936, at her home near Purdy, Mo., after an illness of three weeks with pneumonia. This was the third death in the family in three weeks, all due to pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs. T.C. Minnis, died Feb 25, 1936, and a son, Clyde Estes, 17, about 3 weeks ago.
Edna Annn Minnis was born Sept. 30, 1886, on a farm in Carroll county, northwest of Bogard. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Minnis, who passed away 19 years ago, and Mrs. Prussia Emmaline (Wooden) Minnis.
She received her education from the rural schools of Carroll county, Mo.
She spent the first part of her life near Bogard, Mo. After her marriage she lived near Pawnee, OK, for several years and the remainder of her life near Purdy, Mo.
When twenty-two years old she was united in marriage with Arville Buntin, Jan 2, 1909, at Carrollton, Mo. To this union six children were born. Surviving are Mrs. Curtis Hayworth, Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Dan Henderson all of Purdy, Mo. and Junior Buntin of the home. An infant son died several years ago.
Other survivors are five grandchildren and six brothers and sisters, namely : Mrs. Ethel Standley, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Miss Izora Minnis and Floyd Minnis all of Bogard, Mo.; Claude Minnis, Dawn, Mo,; and Mrs. Goldie Canaday, Pawnee, Ok, One sister, Mrs. Estella Buntin preceded her in deathe Feb 13, 1935.
She had been a member of the Free Will Baptist church near Purdy, Mo. for several years and had attended church all her life.
Mrs. Buntin was a loving wife and devoted and loving mother, a kind sister, a good friend and neighbor, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral services were held in her memory Friday, March 6, 1936, at Merle Chapel church, conducted by Rev. Winfrey Davis, at 2 o'clock, Burial in Spark cemetery.
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