Miami Republican July 1 1927
Porter-Elisha died Wednesday morning, June 29 st the home of his daughter, Mrs. B McGinnis,following an illness of a long time. He was born in Wilks County, N. Car., on March 20, 1852. For the past six years Mr.and Mrs. Porter have been making a home with their children,About a month ago they came to Paola to stay with Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis. Mr. McGinnis is employed with W.H. Marcham, as a painter and paperhanger. Mr. Porter is survived by his wife and eight children, Mrs. B McGinnis, Major Portor and Lemuel Porter, of Lomax, Kan.;Walter Porter, of Union, Nebr.,; William Porter and Edward Porter, of Quenemo, Kansas;Mrs Cora Warren, of Chanute;and James Porter of Ginloch, and 25 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 107 West, Miami, by Rev. E. M. Daniels and burial will be in the Paola Cemetery.
It was noted-in my handwriting- many years ago on this obit that ggrandfather had been moved from Paola in 1934 to Elmwood Cemetery to be laid beside his wife Sarah Elvira Porter,in Chanute.I believe his grandson had him moved. I had forgotten but a cousin had found this additional information some years ago and I am finally confirming it upon finding this old obit in my files.
Miami Republican July 1 1927
Porter-Elisha died Wednesday morning, June 29 st the home of his daughter, Mrs. B McGinnis,following an illness of a long time. He was born in Wilks County, N. Car., on March 20, 1852. For the past six years Mr.and Mrs. Porter have been making a home with their children,About a month ago they came to Paola to stay with Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis. Mr. McGinnis is employed with W.H. Marcham, as a painter and paperhanger. Mr. Porter is survived by his wife and eight children, Mrs. B McGinnis, Major Portor and Lemuel Porter, of Lomax, Kan.;Walter Porter, of Union, Nebr.,; William Porter and Edward Porter, of Quenemo, Kansas;Mrs Cora Warren, of Chanute;and James Porter of Ginloch, and 25 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, 107 West, Miami, by Rev. E. M. Daniels and burial will be in the Paola Cemetery.
It was noted-in my handwriting- many years ago on this obit that ggrandfather had been moved from Paola in 1934 to Elmwood Cemetery to be laid beside his wife Sarah Elvira Porter,in Chanute.I believe his grandson had him moved. I had forgotten but a cousin had found this additional information some years ago and I am finally confirming it upon finding this old obit in my files.
Family Members
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Rausa Ann Porter
1881–1894
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Etta Rosebell Porter
1882–1902
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Major Washington Porter
1884–1929
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Sarah Lee "Reatha" Porter McGinnis
1885–1917
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Walter Columbus Porter
1887–1935
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William Franklin Porter
1891–1945
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Lemuel Porter
1893–1935
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Cora Louise Porter Warner
1893–1957
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James Monroe Porter
1895–1936
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Infant Porter
1898–1898
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Viola Marie Porter Woodward
1902–1974
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Floyd Porter
1903 – unknown
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Edward R. Porter
1904–1968
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Infant Porter
1907–1907
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