Oklahoman Archives 
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
June 23, 1960, pg 16 
 

Rose M. Burris

Dies at Age 80;

Services Pend

Mrs. Rose M. Burris. 80, 427 SW 43, died Wednesday in St. Anthony Hospital. Services are pending at Hunter Funeral Home.  Mrs. Burris was born at Kearny, Neb., and moved to Oklahoma in 1898, settling at Tecumseh. She came to Oklahoma  City in 1925: She  was a member of Draper Park Christian Church.

 

Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Anna Tull, Jennings; Mrs.. Mildred Tull, 406 SW 42; Mrs. Lora. Scudder, Winfield, Kan; Mrs. Rose Grimes, 1325 Williams Dr., and Mrs. Edith Harris. 1216 SW 55;four sons, George Burris. 4617 Melrose Dr.; Bryant Burris, Winfield, Kan; Royal. Burris, 6812 Sears Term and Frank Burris. Wichita, Kan.; three sisters; Mrs. J. C., McMahon. Graham, Wash: Mrs. L.E. Hubbard, Carmichael, Calm, and Mrs. Howard Young. Lakeside, Neb. Burial Sunny Lane Cemetery

 

 

Oklahoman Archives 
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
October 19, 1948, Page 12

JORDON, S. BURRIS

Services for Jordon S. Burris, 75, Santa Fe railroad and flagman, will 10:30 am Wednesday in Hunter funeral  home with burial in Sunny cemetery.  Rev. C. O. Lowry, will officiate.
He died Sunday night  in his home 427 SW 43. after suffering a attack. He had been ill several years. Born in Missouri, Burris came to Oklahoma from Kansas in 1925. He worked for the railroad company for ___ years before his retirement in 1941. He is a member of the Christian and Woodmen, of the World.

Survivors include, is wife, Rose M., home; five daughters, Mrs. W. l, Jennings; Mrs. Arthur Tull, W 42; Mrs. Lora Scudder, Winfield, Kan; Mrs., Edith Harris, 301 SE Mrs. Gerald Grimes; four sons; George Burris, Winfield, Kan; Bryan Burris, Winfield; E. Burris and Frank Burris, Wichita, Kan.; a sister; Mrs. Bradley Yale; 25 grandchildren, ___ great-grand children.

 

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