Married March 10, 1869 Fayette Co., Texas
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Mrs. Winnifred White Burke, wife of P.P. Burke, died at the family home in the west part of the city Saturday morning after a short illness. Mrs Burke was about sixty eight years of age and had resided in this vacinity for six years.
Deceased left surviving her husband, two sons, Harry and Lindsey of Prue and five daughters, Mrs. G.M. Vann and Fred Williamson, of this city and three who reside in Texas.
Fred Williamson and Harry Burke left for Liberty Hill, Tex, Sunday morning last with the body where services will be held and the body laid to rest in the family burial plat.
April 30, 1914; Page 6
The Pawhuska Capital
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
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Liberty Hill, Austin American Statesman, Austin, Texas, 3 May 1914, pg 20 col 2
"Tom Price of Wichita Falls, Fred Williams and Harry Burke of Pawhuska, Okla., were here last Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. P. P. Burke.
D. S. Smith of San Angelo arrived here last Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Burke."
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Mrs. Winnifred White Burke, wife of P.P. Burke, died at the family home in the west part of the city Saturday morning after a short illness. Mrs Burke was about sixty eight years of age and had resided in this vacinity for six years.
Deceased left surviving her husband, two sons, Harry and Lindsey of Prue and five daughters, Mrs. G.M. Vann and Fred Williamson, of this city and three who reside in Texas.
Fred Williamson and Harry Burke left for Liberty Hill, Tex, Sunday morning last with the body where services will be held and the body laid to rest in the family burial plat.
April 30, 1914; Page 6
The Pawhuska Capital
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
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Liberty Hill, Austin American Statesman, Austin, Texas, 3 May 1914, pg 20 col 2
"Tom Price of Wichita Falls, Fred Williams and Harry Burke of Pawhuska, Okla., were here last Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. P. P. Burke.
D. S. Smith of San Angelo arrived here last Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Burke."
Married March 10, 1869 Fayette Co., Texas
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Mrs. Winnifred White Burke, wife of P.P. Burke, died at the family home in the west part of the city Saturday morning after a short illness. Mrs Burke was about sixty eight years of age and had resided in this vacinity for six years.
Deceased left surviving her husband, two sons, Harry and Lindsey of Prue and five daughters, Mrs. G.M. Vann and Fred Williamson, of this city and three who reside in Texas.
Fred Williamson and Harry Burke left for Liberty Hill, Tex, Sunday morning last with the body where services will be held and the body laid to rest in the family burial plat.
April 30, 1914; Page 6
The Pawhuska Capital
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
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Liberty Hill, Austin American Statesman, Austin, Texas, 3 May 1914, pg 20 col 2
"Tom Price of Wichita Falls, Fred Williams and Harry Burke of Pawhuska, Okla., were here last Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. P. P. Burke.
D. S. Smith of San Angelo arrived here last Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Burke."
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Mrs. Winnifred White Burke, wife of P.P. Burke, died at the family home in the west part of the city Saturday morning after a short illness. Mrs Burke was about sixty eight years of age and had resided in this vacinity for six years.
Deceased left surviving her husband, two sons, Harry and Lindsey of Prue and five daughters, Mrs. G.M. Vann and Fred Williamson, of this city and three who reside in Texas.
Fred Williamson and Harry Burke left for Liberty Hill, Tex, Sunday morning last with the body where services will be held and the body laid to rest in the family burial plat.
April 30, 1914; Page 6
The Pawhuska Capital
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
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Liberty Hill, Austin American Statesman, Austin, Texas, 3 May 1914, pg 20 col 2
"Tom Price of Wichita Falls, Fred Williams and Harry Burke of Pawhuska, Okla., were here last Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. P. P. Burke.
D. S. Smith of San Angelo arrived here last Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Burke."
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