August 18, 1927
Mrs. Catherine Huffman departed this life August 14th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Rice in Cedar Gap, with whom she had made her home for several years. She was in her 93rd year.
Mrs. Huffman's maiden name was Butler. She was born in Indiana, but came to Missouri when a girl. When eighteen years old, she was married to Dock Huffman and they lived in Douglas County near Olathe, practically all of their married life until the death of Mr. Huffman in 1899.
Funeral and Interment was at Prairie Hollow Church, Douglas County, of which she was a member.
Mrs. Huffman is survived by one son, William Huffman of Douglas County, and four daughters, Mrs. Peggy Goodman of Douglas County, Mrs. Mary Avery of Mansfield, Mrs. Vicy Barber of Sedalia and Mrs. H.J. Rice of Cedar Gap. She has two daughters dead, Miss Susie Huffman who died in 1895 and Mrs. Matilda Burris who died near Drury in 1917.
August 18, 1927
Mrs. Catherine Huffman departed this life August 14th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Rice in Cedar Gap, with whom she had made her home for several years. She was in her 93rd year.
Mrs. Huffman's maiden name was Butler. She was born in Indiana, but came to Missouri when a girl. When eighteen years old, she was married to Dock Huffman and they lived in Douglas County near Olathe, practically all of their married life until the death of Mr. Huffman in 1899.
Funeral and Interment was at Prairie Hollow Church, Douglas County, of which she was a member.
Mrs. Huffman is survived by one son, William Huffman of Douglas County, and four daughters, Mrs. Peggy Goodman of Douglas County, Mrs. Mary Avery of Mansfield, Mrs. Vicy Barber of Sedalia and Mrs. H.J. Rice of Cedar Gap. She has two daughters dead, Miss Susie Huffman who died in 1895 and Mrs. Matilda Burris who died near Drury in 1917.
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