Dau of Rev.John Thompson Peery and Susan Catherine "Kate" Thornton.
m: Marion Orlando Whittaker Dec 28 1911
ch:
-Helen Kathleen Dec 21 1912/KC-Jan 3 1919/Denver m: John Robert Miller 1934/KC
-Gordon Peery (twin) Mar 1 1916/KC-Mar 18 1993/KC
-Virginia Marion (twin) Mar 1 191/KC-1988/Denver
1910 Henry Co MO: PEERY Kate/61/Wd/Head, Thompson/30/son, Narcissa/32/DIL, Mary Thornton/32/S/Dau
1930 K.C., Jackson Co MO: WHITTAKER Marion O/53, Mary T/52, Helen K/17, Gordon P/14, Virginia M/14.
Kansas City Star, Kansas City Missouri, Friday May 19 1961, pg 26 Col. 1:
"MRS MARION WHITTAKER
Mrs. Mary Peery Whittaker, 84, of 4433 Roanoke parkway, died at her home this morning. Mrs. Whittaker was born in Alvarado, Tex., and had lived here 60 years. She was the author of many poems published in The Star. She was the daughter of the Rev. John T. Peery, a founder of the Old Mission Methodist church.
Mrs. Whittaker was an honorary life member of the Oklahoma Historical society. She was a member of the Kansas City Quill club, and the National League of American Pen Women. She was also a past member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs Whittaker leaves her husband, Marion O. Whittaker of the home; two daughters, Miss Virginia Whittaker of the home,and Mrs. Jack R. Miller Denver, a son Gordon P. Whittaker, 2917 West Seventy-second, Prairie Village, and four grandchildren.
Private services will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday at the Muehlebach chapel, burial in Forest Hill cemetery."
Mo. death cert.
84Y
Married
Residence: 4433 Roanoke Pkway, for 50 yrs
Informant: Miss Virginia Whittaker, same address
Burial: May 22 1961, Forest Hill Cem.
m: Marion Orlando Whittaker Dec 28 1911
ch:
-Helen Kathleen Dec 21 1912/KC-Jan 3 1919/Denver m: John Robert Miller 1934/KC
-Gordon Peery (twin) Mar 1 1916/KC-Mar 18 1993/KC
-Virginia Marion (twin) Mar 1 191/KC-1988/Denver
1910 Henry Co MO: PEERY Kate/61/Wd/Head, Thompson/30/son, Narcissa/32/DIL, Mary Thornton/32/S/Dau
1930 K.C., Jackson Co MO: WHITTAKER Marion O/53, Mary T/52, Helen K/17, Gordon P/14, Virginia M/14.
Kansas City Star, Kansas City Missouri, Friday May 19 1961, pg 26 Col. 1:
"MRS MARION WHITTAKER
Mrs. Mary Peery Whittaker, 84, of 4433 Roanoke parkway, died at her home this morning. Mrs. Whittaker was born in Alvarado, Tex., and had lived here 60 years. She was the author of many poems published in The Star. She was the daughter of the Rev. John T. Peery, a founder of the Old Mission Methodist church.
Mrs. Whittaker was an honorary life member of the Oklahoma Historical society. She was a member of the Kansas City Quill club, and the National League of American Pen Women. She was also a past member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs Whittaker leaves her husband, Marion O. Whittaker of the home; two daughters, Miss Virginia Whittaker of the home,and Mrs. Jack R. Miller Denver, a son Gordon P. Whittaker, 2917 West Seventy-second, Prairie Village, and four grandchildren.
Private services will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday at the Muehlebach chapel, burial in Forest Hill cemetery."
Mo. death cert.
84Y
Married
Residence: 4433 Roanoke Pkway, for 50 yrs
Informant: Miss Virginia Whittaker, same address
Burial: May 22 1961, Forest Hill Cem.
Dau of Rev.John Thompson Peery and Susan Catherine "Kate" Thornton.
m: Marion Orlando Whittaker Dec 28 1911
ch:
-Helen Kathleen Dec 21 1912/KC-Jan 3 1919/Denver m: John Robert Miller 1934/KC
-Gordon Peery (twin) Mar 1 1916/KC-Mar 18 1993/KC
-Virginia Marion (twin) Mar 1 191/KC-1988/Denver
1910 Henry Co MO: PEERY Kate/61/Wd/Head, Thompson/30/son, Narcissa/32/DIL, Mary Thornton/32/S/Dau
1930 K.C., Jackson Co MO: WHITTAKER Marion O/53, Mary T/52, Helen K/17, Gordon P/14, Virginia M/14.
Kansas City Star, Kansas City Missouri, Friday May 19 1961, pg 26 Col. 1:
"MRS MARION WHITTAKER
Mrs. Mary Peery Whittaker, 84, of 4433 Roanoke parkway, died at her home this morning. Mrs. Whittaker was born in Alvarado, Tex., and had lived here 60 years. She was the author of many poems published in The Star. She was the daughter of the Rev. John T. Peery, a founder of the Old Mission Methodist church.
Mrs. Whittaker was an honorary life member of the Oklahoma Historical society. She was a member of the Kansas City Quill club, and the National League of American Pen Women. She was also a past member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs Whittaker leaves her husband, Marion O. Whittaker of the home; two daughters, Miss Virginia Whittaker of the home,and Mrs. Jack R. Miller Denver, a son Gordon P. Whittaker, 2917 West Seventy-second, Prairie Village, and four grandchildren.
Private services will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday at the Muehlebach chapel, burial in Forest Hill cemetery."
Mo. death cert.
84Y
Married
Residence: 4433 Roanoke Pkway, for 50 yrs
Informant: Miss Virginia Whittaker, same address
Burial: May 22 1961, Forest Hill Cem.
m: Marion Orlando Whittaker Dec 28 1911
ch:
-Helen Kathleen Dec 21 1912/KC-Jan 3 1919/Denver m: John Robert Miller 1934/KC
-Gordon Peery (twin) Mar 1 1916/KC-Mar 18 1993/KC
-Virginia Marion (twin) Mar 1 191/KC-1988/Denver
1910 Henry Co MO: PEERY Kate/61/Wd/Head, Thompson/30/son, Narcissa/32/DIL, Mary Thornton/32/S/Dau
1930 K.C., Jackson Co MO: WHITTAKER Marion O/53, Mary T/52, Helen K/17, Gordon P/14, Virginia M/14.
Kansas City Star, Kansas City Missouri, Friday May 19 1961, pg 26 Col. 1:
"MRS MARION WHITTAKER
Mrs. Mary Peery Whittaker, 84, of 4433 Roanoke parkway, died at her home this morning. Mrs. Whittaker was born in Alvarado, Tex., and had lived here 60 years. She was the author of many poems published in The Star. She was the daughter of the Rev. John T. Peery, a founder of the Old Mission Methodist church.
Mrs. Whittaker was an honorary life member of the Oklahoma Historical society. She was a member of the Kansas City Quill club, and the National League of American Pen Women. She was also a past member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs Whittaker leaves her husband, Marion O. Whittaker of the home; two daughters, Miss Virginia Whittaker of the home,and Mrs. Jack R. Miller Denver, a son Gordon P. Whittaker, 2917 West Seventy-second, Prairie Village, and four grandchildren.
Private services will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday at the Muehlebach chapel, burial in Forest Hill cemetery."
Mo. death cert.
84Y
Married
Residence: 4433 Roanoke Pkway, for 50 yrs
Informant: Miss Virginia Whittaker, same address
Burial: May 22 1961, Forest Hill Cem.
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