Parents:
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
Tacie Moat Childre 1880-1957
Spouse:
Tracy Richard Pullen 1892-1964 m. May 3 1917
(no children)
Blanche, born "Srielda Blanche" after her paternal grandmother, Srielda M. (Barnard) Perkins, was raised on her family's farm and attended Oakland High School.
On May 3 1917, she "eloped" with, and married, Tracy R. Pullen.
During the early 1930's they moved to California where they remained for most of their lives except for a short period in Joplin, MO. Blanche lived briefly in Colorado Springs and also Omaha, NE after the death of her husband.
Blanche was a member of the Masonic Order of Eastern Star (OAS).
A life-long Methodist, she died on Dec. 13, 1988 and is buried with her husband, Tracy, at Rose Hills Memorial Park Cemetery.
(by James Wesley Herbert, nephew, May 14, 2012)
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
Tacie Moat Childre 1880-1957
Spouse:
Tracy Richard Pullen 1892-1964 m. May 3 1917
(no children)
Blanche, born "Srielda Blanche" after her paternal grandmother, Srielda M. (Barnard) Perkins, was raised on her family's farm and attended Oakland High School.
On May 3 1917, she "eloped" with, and married, Tracy R. Pullen.
During the early 1930's they moved to California where they remained for most of their lives except for a short period in Joplin, MO. Blanche lived briefly in Colorado Springs and also Omaha, NE after the death of her husband.
Blanche was a member of the Masonic Order of Eastern Star (OAS).
A life-long Methodist, she died on Dec. 13, 1988 and is buried with her husband, Tracy, at Rose Hills Memorial Park Cemetery.
(by James Wesley Herbert, nephew, May 14, 2012)
Parents:
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
Tacie Moat Childre 1880-1957
Spouse:
Tracy Richard Pullen 1892-1964 m. May 3 1917
(no children)
Blanche, born "Srielda Blanche" after her paternal grandmother, Srielda M. (Barnard) Perkins, was raised on her family's farm and attended Oakland High School.
On May 3 1917, she "eloped" with, and married, Tracy R. Pullen.
During the early 1930's they moved to California where they remained for most of their lives except for a short period in Joplin, MO. Blanche lived briefly in Colorado Springs and also Omaha, NE after the death of her husband.
Blanche was a member of the Masonic Order of Eastern Star (OAS).
A life-long Methodist, she died on Dec. 13, 1988 and is buried with her husband, Tracy, at Rose Hills Memorial Park Cemetery.
(by James Wesley Herbert, nephew, May 14, 2012)
Wesley Perkins 1871-1952
Tacie Moat Childre 1880-1957
Spouse:
Tracy Richard Pullen 1892-1964 m. May 3 1917
(no children)
Blanche, born "Srielda Blanche" after her paternal grandmother, Srielda M. (Barnard) Perkins, was raised on her family's farm and attended Oakland High School.
On May 3 1917, she "eloped" with, and married, Tracy R. Pullen.
During the early 1930's they moved to California where they remained for most of their lives except for a short period in Joplin, MO. Blanche lived briefly in Colorado Springs and also Omaha, NE after the death of her husband.
Blanche was a member of the Masonic Order of Eastern Star (OAS).
A life-long Methodist, she died on Dec. 13, 1988 and is buried with her husband, Tracy, at Rose Hills Memorial Park Cemetery.
(by James Wesley Herbert, nephew, May 14, 2012)
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