Mrs. Dora E. Beach, widow of the late William Beach, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo., aged 62 years. The body arrived in Lincoln Tuesday morning, accompanied by the daughter, and the funeral will be held at the First Christian church at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, conducted by Rev. Lawrence Dry. Burial at Wyuka.
Mrs. Beach was formerly Miss Dora E. Lewis, of Lincoln. She was married to William Beach, a pioneer settler of Lincoln, and an old soldier, who died nine years ago and is buried at Wyuka in the G.A.R. lot.
She was the mother of three daughters, Mildred, Florence and Bernice, now Mrs. Edward J. Ritchie, Fresno, California, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo. She was a lifelong member of the Christian church. She lived in Lincoln until about six months ago when she went to Kansas City to live with her daughter.
Lincoln Journal Star, Lincoln, NE, Tue, April 30, 1918
Missouri Digital Heritage Death Certificates, 1910-1966, lists her father as William R. King, born Ohio, mother unknown, b. Ohio
Provided by contributor, Kathy Monical
Mrs. Beach was formerly Miss Dora E. Lewis, of Lincoln. She was married to William Beach, a pioneer settler of Lincoln, and an old soldier, who died nine years ago and is buried at Wyuka in the G.A.R. lot.
She was the mother of three daughters, Mildred, Florence and Bernice, now Mrs. Edward J. Ritchie, Fresno, California, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo. She was a lifelong member of the Christian church. She lived in Lincoln until about six months ago when she went to Kansas City to live with her daughter.
Lincoln Journal Star, Lincoln, NE, Tue, April 30, 1918
Missouri Digital Heritage Death Certificates, 1910-1966, lists her father as William R. King, born Ohio, mother unknown, b. Ohio
Provided by contributor, Kathy Monical
Mrs. Dora E. Beach, widow of the late William Beach, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo., aged 62 years. The body arrived in Lincoln Tuesday morning, accompanied by the daughter, and the funeral will be held at the First Christian church at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, conducted by Rev. Lawrence Dry. Burial at Wyuka.
Mrs. Beach was formerly Miss Dora E. Lewis, of Lincoln. She was married to William Beach, a pioneer settler of Lincoln, and an old soldier, who died nine years ago and is buried at Wyuka in the G.A.R. lot.
She was the mother of three daughters, Mildred, Florence and Bernice, now Mrs. Edward J. Ritchie, Fresno, California, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo. She was a lifelong member of the Christian church. She lived in Lincoln until about six months ago when she went to Kansas City to live with her daughter.
Lincoln Journal Star, Lincoln, NE, Tue, April 30, 1918
Missouri Digital Heritage Death Certificates, 1910-1966, lists her father as William R. King, born Ohio, mother unknown, b. Ohio
Provided by contributor, Kathy Monical
Mrs. Beach was formerly Miss Dora E. Lewis, of Lincoln. She was married to William Beach, a pioneer settler of Lincoln, and an old soldier, who died nine years ago and is buried at Wyuka in the G.A.R. lot.
She was the mother of three daughters, Mildred, Florence and Bernice, now Mrs. Edward J. Ritchie, Fresno, California, Mrs. Joe E. Dvorak, Kansas City, Mo. She was a lifelong member of the Christian church. She lived in Lincoln until about six months ago when she went to Kansas City to live with her daughter.
Lincoln Journal Star, Lincoln, NE, Tue, April 30, 1918
Missouri Digital Heritage Death Certificates, 1910-1966, lists her father as William R. King, born Ohio, mother unknown, b. Ohio
Provided by contributor, Kathy Monical
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