Funk Mortuary Book 1916-1916 Volume 1

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Title

Funk Mortuary Book 1916-1916 Volume 1

Subject

Douglas County (Kan.)--Genealogy--Sources.
Funeral homes--United States--Directories.
Douglas County (Kan.) — Registers.

Description

"Text: The records of Funk Mortuary, covering the period between September 7, 1916 and April 2, 1918. Funk Mortuary was founded in 1909 by T.D. Funk and George Shaffer. In 1911, Funk assumed full ownership; he operated the mortuary until its sale in 1953. Following a series of changes in ownership, the mortuary is today known as Warren-McElwain Mortuary and continues operations in Lawrence (Kan.). This record book contains information about decased persons prepared for burial at his mortuary and an alphabetized index.

A majority of these persons died and were interred in Douglas County (Kan.), but other records indicate deaths in cities or townships in Kansas counties Shawnee, Cloud, Jackson, Johnson, and Sedgwick. Out-of-state records include deaths or interments in Los Angles [sic.] (Ca.); Carroll (Iowa); Chicago (Ill.); Denver (Co.); Indianola (Ill.); Excelser [sic.] Springs (Mo.); Fremont (Ill.); Washington, D.C.; and San Antoio [sic.] (Tx.). Note misspellings."

Creator

T.D. Funk

Source

Helen Osma Local History Room

Date

1916-09-07/1918-04-02

Contributor

Douglas County Genealogical Society

Rights

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Relation

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Format

PDF

Language

eng

Type

Text

Identifier

FunkMortuary-1916-1919-V1.pdf

Coverage

Lawrence (Kan.)

Files

FunkMortuary-1916-1919-V1.pdf

Collection

Citation

T.D. Funk, “Funk Mortuary Book 1916-1916 Volume 1,” Digital Douglas County History, accessed April 25, 2024, https://history.lplks.org/items/show/1848.

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