Marion "Ike" Isaac Burris was born to John C. Burris and Henrietta [Luke] in Madison, Kansas on 13 December 1870.
He married Mary Leona Lipsey on 7 December, 1891 at Lyon County, Kansas. They gave birth to their first child, a daughter named Pearl, in January of 1894. By 1900, Ike and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Shellrock Township of Greenwood County, KS with their six year-old daughter, Pearl. At the age of 28, Ike was working as a farm laborer.
On the 30th day of July in 1905, Schuyler Marion Burris was born to Ike and Mary in Greenwood County, KS. He was the second and final child they would have. By 1910, Marion Isaac and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Madison Township of Greenwood County, KS. Living with them were their two children Pearl and Schuyler, as well as four of Ike's brothers. The 1910 U.S. Census records the occupation of Ike Burris as being a teamster, ending the centuries-long tradition of farming as the primary occupation of the men in the Burris family.
Marion Isaac Burris and his wife Mary Leona (Lipsey) were still living at Madison Township in Greenwood County, Kansas with their fourteen year-old son Schuyler when the 1920 Census was taken. Ike was still working as a truck driver at the age of forty-nine.
On October 8 of 1925, Marion Isaac "Ike" Burris passed away at the age of 54 and was buried at Line Cemetery in Olpe, KS of Lyon County. He was recorded in the Kansas State Census of 1925 just a couple of months prior to his death. At that time, he was living with his wife Mary and their 19 year-old son Schuyler. They also had a couple of older gentlemen living with them. Ike was listed as a teamster.
-OBITUARY FOR MARION ISAAC BURRRIS-
The Madison News - 22 Oct 1925
Marion Isaac Burris, son of John G and Henrietta Burris, was born on a farm near Madison, Kansas, December 13, 1870. He departed this life at this home in Madison Kansas October 8th, 1925, at the age of 54 years, 9 months, and 25 days. He was married to Mary L Lipsey December 7, 1891. Two children wer born to this union, Pearl Leona and Schuyler Marion Burris. Those of his nearest relatives are his wife, Mary L Burris, and son Schuyler, of Madison, his daughter Mrs Pearl McCray and his two grandsons, Howard and DeVere of Emporia. Also 6 brothers, Andrew of Anderson Missouri, Russell of Chanute Kansas, Moses, Guy, John and James all of Madison. His parents and two sisters, Mrs Martha Garriott and Blanche departed this life a number of years ago.
Mr Burris entire life was spent in or near Madison, with the exception of the four years that he and his family lived in Colorado. Returning to the old home state in the year 1909, where he has since resided.
He was an honest, industrious man. A kind husband and father and a neighbor who will long be remembered for his many deeds of kindness. Mr Burris was a member of the M W A lodge of Madison wich has charge of the burial service. He will be greatly missed not only by his family, but by the town and community at large of which he was a respected citizen.
Courtesy of the "Garriott Scrapbook" by Kay Sellers, added by Paul Garriott III
Children:
1. Pearl E. (Burris) McCray (1894 - 1981)
2. Schuyler Marion Burris (1905 - 1977)
He married Mary Leona Lipsey on 7 December, 1891 at Lyon County, Kansas. They gave birth to their first child, a daughter named Pearl, in January of 1894. By 1900, Ike and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Shellrock Township of Greenwood County, KS with their six year-old daughter, Pearl. At the age of 28, Ike was working as a farm laborer.
On the 30th day of July in 1905, Schuyler Marion Burris was born to Ike and Mary in Greenwood County, KS. He was the second and final child they would have. By 1910, Marion Isaac and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Madison Township of Greenwood County, KS. Living with them were their two children Pearl and Schuyler, as well as four of Ike's brothers. The 1910 U.S. Census records the occupation of Ike Burris as being a teamster, ending the centuries-long tradition of farming as the primary occupation of the men in the Burris family.
Marion Isaac Burris and his wife Mary Leona (Lipsey) were still living at Madison Township in Greenwood County, Kansas with their fourteen year-old son Schuyler when the 1920 Census was taken. Ike was still working as a truck driver at the age of forty-nine.
On October 8 of 1925, Marion Isaac "Ike" Burris passed away at the age of 54 and was buried at Line Cemetery in Olpe, KS of Lyon County. He was recorded in the Kansas State Census of 1925 just a couple of months prior to his death. At that time, he was living with his wife Mary and their 19 year-old son Schuyler. They also had a couple of older gentlemen living with them. Ike was listed as a teamster.
-OBITUARY FOR MARION ISAAC BURRRIS-
The Madison News - 22 Oct 1925
Marion Isaac Burris, son of John G and Henrietta Burris, was born on a farm near Madison, Kansas, December 13, 1870. He departed this life at this home in Madison Kansas October 8th, 1925, at the age of 54 years, 9 months, and 25 days. He was married to Mary L Lipsey December 7, 1891. Two children wer born to this union, Pearl Leona and Schuyler Marion Burris. Those of his nearest relatives are his wife, Mary L Burris, and son Schuyler, of Madison, his daughter Mrs Pearl McCray and his two grandsons, Howard and DeVere of Emporia. Also 6 brothers, Andrew of Anderson Missouri, Russell of Chanute Kansas, Moses, Guy, John and James all of Madison. His parents and two sisters, Mrs Martha Garriott and Blanche departed this life a number of years ago.
Mr Burris entire life was spent in or near Madison, with the exception of the four years that he and his family lived in Colorado. Returning to the old home state in the year 1909, where he has since resided.
He was an honest, industrious man. A kind husband and father and a neighbor who will long be remembered for his many deeds of kindness. Mr Burris was a member of the M W A lodge of Madison wich has charge of the burial service. He will be greatly missed not only by his family, but by the town and community at large of which he was a respected citizen.
Courtesy of the "Garriott Scrapbook" by Kay Sellers, added by Paul Garriott III
Children:
1. Pearl E. (Burris) McCray (1894 - 1981)
2. Schuyler Marion Burris (1905 - 1977)
Marion "Ike" Isaac Burris was born to John C. Burris and Henrietta [Luke] in Madison, Kansas on 13 December 1870.
He married Mary Leona Lipsey on 7 December, 1891 at Lyon County, Kansas. They gave birth to their first child, a daughter named Pearl, in January of 1894. By 1900, Ike and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Shellrock Township of Greenwood County, KS with their six year-old daughter, Pearl. At the age of 28, Ike was working as a farm laborer.
On the 30th day of July in 1905, Schuyler Marion Burris was born to Ike and Mary in Greenwood County, KS. He was the second and final child they would have. By 1910, Marion Isaac and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Madison Township of Greenwood County, KS. Living with them were their two children Pearl and Schuyler, as well as four of Ike's brothers. The 1910 U.S. Census records the occupation of Ike Burris as being a teamster, ending the centuries-long tradition of farming as the primary occupation of the men in the Burris family.
Marion Isaac Burris and his wife Mary Leona (Lipsey) were still living at Madison Township in Greenwood County, Kansas with their fourteen year-old son Schuyler when the 1920 Census was taken. Ike was still working as a truck driver at the age of forty-nine.
On October 8 of 1925, Marion Isaac "Ike" Burris passed away at the age of 54 and was buried at Line Cemetery in Olpe, KS of Lyon County. He was recorded in the Kansas State Census of 1925 just a couple of months prior to his death. At that time, he was living with his wife Mary and their 19 year-old son Schuyler. They also had a couple of older gentlemen living with them. Ike was listed as a teamster.
-OBITUARY FOR MARION ISAAC BURRRIS-
The Madison News - 22 Oct 1925
Marion Isaac Burris, son of John G and Henrietta Burris, was born on a farm near Madison, Kansas, December 13, 1870. He departed this life at this home in Madison Kansas October 8th, 1925, at the age of 54 years, 9 months, and 25 days. He was married to Mary L Lipsey December 7, 1891. Two children wer born to this union, Pearl Leona and Schuyler Marion Burris. Those of his nearest relatives are his wife, Mary L Burris, and son Schuyler, of Madison, his daughter Mrs Pearl McCray and his two grandsons, Howard and DeVere of Emporia. Also 6 brothers, Andrew of Anderson Missouri, Russell of Chanute Kansas, Moses, Guy, John and James all of Madison. His parents and two sisters, Mrs Martha Garriott and Blanche departed this life a number of years ago.
Mr Burris entire life was spent in or near Madison, with the exception of the four years that he and his family lived in Colorado. Returning to the old home state in the year 1909, where he has since resided.
He was an honest, industrious man. A kind husband and father and a neighbor who will long be remembered for his many deeds of kindness. Mr Burris was a member of the M W A lodge of Madison wich has charge of the burial service. He will be greatly missed not only by his family, but by the town and community at large of which he was a respected citizen.
Courtesy of the "Garriott Scrapbook" by Kay Sellers, added by Paul Garriott III
Children:
1. Pearl E. (Burris) McCray (1894 - 1981)
2. Schuyler Marion Burris (1905 - 1977)
He married Mary Leona Lipsey on 7 December, 1891 at Lyon County, Kansas. They gave birth to their first child, a daughter named Pearl, in January of 1894. By 1900, Ike and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Shellrock Township of Greenwood County, KS with their six year-old daughter, Pearl. At the age of 28, Ike was working as a farm laborer.
On the 30th day of July in 1905, Schuyler Marion Burris was born to Ike and Mary in Greenwood County, KS. He was the second and final child they would have. By 1910, Marion Isaac and Mary (Lipsey) Burris were living in Madison Township of Greenwood County, KS. Living with them were their two children Pearl and Schuyler, as well as four of Ike's brothers. The 1910 U.S. Census records the occupation of Ike Burris as being a teamster, ending the centuries-long tradition of farming as the primary occupation of the men in the Burris family.
Marion Isaac Burris and his wife Mary Leona (Lipsey) were still living at Madison Township in Greenwood County, Kansas with their fourteen year-old son Schuyler when the 1920 Census was taken. Ike was still working as a truck driver at the age of forty-nine.
On October 8 of 1925, Marion Isaac "Ike" Burris passed away at the age of 54 and was buried at Line Cemetery in Olpe, KS of Lyon County. He was recorded in the Kansas State Census of 1925 just a couple of months prior to his death. At that time, he was living with his wife Mary and their 19 year-old son Schuyler. They also had a couple of older gentlemen living with them. Ike was listed as a teamster.
-OBITUARY FOR MARION ISAAC BURRRIS-
The Madison News - 22 Oct 1925
Marion Isaac Burris, son of John G and Henrietta Burris, was born on a farm near Madison, Kansas, December 13, 1870. He departed this life at this home in Madison Kansas October 8th, 1925, at the age of 54 years, 9 months, and 25 days. He was married to Mary L Lipsey December 7, 1891. Two children wer born to this union, Pearl Leona and Schuyler Marion Burris. Those of his nearest relatives are his wife, Mary L Burris, and son Schuyler, of Madison, his daughter Mrs Pearl McCray and his two grandsons, Howard and DeVere of Emporia. Also 6 brothers, Andrew of Anderson Missouri, Russell of Chanute Kansas, Moses, Guy, John and James all of Madison. His parents and two sisters, Mrs Martha Garriott and Blanche departed this life a number of years ago.
Mr Burris entire life was spent in or near Madison, with the exception of the four years that he and his family lived in Colorado. Returning to the old home state in the year 1909, where he has since resided.
He was an honest, industrious man. A kind husband and father and a neighbor who will long be remembered for his many deeds of kindness. Mr Burris was a member of the M W A lodge of Madison wich has charge of the burial service. He will be greatly missed not only by his family, but by the town and community at large of which he was a respected citizen.
Courtesy of the "Garriott Scrapbook" by Kay Sellers, added by Paul Garriott III
Children:
1. Pearl E. (Burris) McCray (1894 - 1981)
2. Schuyler Marion Burris (1905 - 1977)
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