OBITUARY LYMAN E. JENKINS FROM THE PARSONS SUN, PARSON KANSAS MONDAY
JANUARY 7, 1952
LYMAN E. JENKINS
Lyman E. Jenkins, 70, Parsons farmer, died at 2:30 P. M. yesterday at his farm home east of Parsons.
He was born Jan. 16, 1881 at Clyde and was married to Maggie Baker at Beatrice, Neb. On Feb., 8 1916. They came to Parsons from Chanute six years ago.
Survivors include the widow; two daughters. Mrs. Helen Peterson and Mrs. Hazel Lunday, both of Erie: one son, Lee, of the home: six grandchildren and one brother, S. L. Jenkins of Erie. One son died in 1927.
Services will be at the Carson Funeral home at 2:30 P. M. Tuesday conducted by the Rev. G. Russell
Fosmire. The body will be sent to Lincoln, Neb. For burial in the family lot in a cemetery there.
JANUARY 7, 1952
LYMAN E. JENKINS
Lyman E. Jenkins, 70, Parsons farmer, died at 2:30 P. M. yesterday at his farm home east of Parsons.
He was born Jan. 16, 1881 at Clyde and was married to Maggie Baker at Beatrice, Neb. On Feb., 8 1916. They came to Parsons from Chanute six years ago.
Survivors include the widow; two daughters. Mrs. Helen Peterson and Mrs. Hazel Lunday, both of Erie: one son, Lee, of the home: six grandchildren and one brother, S. L. Jenkins of Erie. One son died in 1927.
Services will be at the Carson Funeral home at 2:30 P. M. Tuesday conducted by the Rev. G. Russell
Fosmire. The body will be sent to Lincoln, Neb. For burial in the family lot in a cemetery there.
OBITUARY LYMAN E. JENKINS FROM THE PARSONS SUN, PARSON KANSAS MONDAY
JANUARY 7, 1952
LYMAN E. JENKINS
Lyman E. Jenkins, 70, Parsons farmer, died at 2:30 P. M. yesterday at his farm home east of Parsons.
He was born Jan. 16, 1881 at Clyde and was married to Maggie Baker at Beatrice, Neb. On Feb., 8 1916. They came to Parsons from Chanute six years ago.
Survivors include the widow; two daughters. Mrs. Helen Peterson and Mrs. Hazel Lunday, both of Erie: one son, Lee, of the home: six grandchildren and one brother, S. L. Jenkins of Erie. One son died in 1927.
Services will be at the Carson Funeral home at 2:30 P. M. Tuesday conducted by the Rev. G. Russell
Fosmire. The body will be sent to Lincoln, Neb. For burial in the family lot in a cemetery there.
JANUARY 7, 1952
LYMAN E. JENKINS
Lyman E. Jenkins, 70, Parsons farmer, died at 2:30 P. M. yesterday at his farm home east of Parsons.
He was born Jan. 16, 1881 at Clyde and was married to Maggie Baker at Beatrice, Neb. On Feb., 8 1916. They came to Parsons from Chanute six years ago.
Survivors include the widow; two daughters. Mrs. Helen Peterson and Mrs. Hazel Lunday, both of Erie: one son, Lee, of the home: six grandchildren and one brother, S. L. Jenkins of Erie. One son died in 1927.
Services will be at the Carson Funeral home at 2:30 P. M. Tuesday conducted by the Rev. G. Russell
Fosmire. The body will be sent to Lincoln, Neb. For burial in the family lot in a cemetery there.
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