Myra (Gates) Wallace
Beloved wife of Theodoric B. Wallace 1860-1949
Mayra passed away in 1932 at the age of 66.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City Missouri) 13 May 1932 Fri p. 27:
Mrs. Myra G. Wallace, wife of T. B. Wallace, lawyer, died today at her home, 3515 Gladstone boulevard of a heart ailment from which she had suffered several years.
She was born in Independence in 1866 and was the daughter of George B. Gates, founder of the Gates Milling Company. She was graduated from the Presbyterian College in Independence and from the Elizabeth Hull seminary at Lexington, Mo.
She and Mr. Wallace was married in 1843. She was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Wallace leaves a son, John Wallace, and a daughter, Miss Helen Wallace, both of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Strother Wells, Platte City, Mo., and Mrs. David Wallace, 219 North Delaware street, Independence, and two nieces, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 219 North Delaware, and Mrs. Lee C. Hull, 4555 Main Street.
Missouri Death Certificate:
Myra Gates Wallace
b. 1 Jan 1866 Port Byron, Illinois
d. 13 May 1932 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
female white married
Husband: T. B. Wallace
Father: George P. Gates, b. Lunenburg, Vermont
Mother: Elizabeth Emery b. England
Buried: Woodlawn
Informant: T. B. Wallace, Kansas City, Missouri
Beloved wife of Theodoric B. Wallace 1860-1949
Mayra passed away in 1932 at the age of 66.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City Missouri) 13 May 1932 Fri p. 27:
Mrs. Myra G. Wallace, wife of T. B. Wallace, lawyer, died today at her home, 3515 Gladstone boulevard of a heart ailment from which she had suffered several years.
She was born in Independence in 1866 and was the daughter of George B. Gates, founder of the Gates Milling Company. She was graduated from the Presbyterian College in Independence and from the Elizabeth Hull seminary at Lexington, Mo.
She and Mr. Wallace was married in 1843. She was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Wallace leaves a son, John Wallace, and a daughter, Miss Helen Wallace, both of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Strother Wells, Platte City, Mo., and Mrs. David Wallace, 219 North Delaware street, Independence, and two nieces, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 219 North Delaware, and Mrs. Lee C. Hull, 4555 Main Street.
Missouri Death Certificate:
Myra Gates Wallace
b. 1 Jan 1866 Port Byron, Illinois
d. 13 May 1932 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
female white married
Husband: T. B. Wallace
Father: George P. Gates, b. Lunenburg, Vermont
Mother: Elizabeth Emery b. England
Buried: Woodlawn
Informant: T. B. Wallace, Kansas City, Missouri
Myra (Gates) Wallace
Beloved wife of Theodoric B. Wallace 1860-1949
Mayra passed away in 1932 at the age of 66.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City Missouri) 13 May 1932 Fri p. 27:
Mrs. Myra G. Wallace, wife of T. B. Wallace, lawyer, died today at her home, 3515 Gladstone boulevard of a heart ailment from which she had suffered several years.
She was born in Independence in 1866 and was the daughter of George B. Gates, founder of the Gates Milling Company. She was graduated from the Presbyterian College in Independence and from the Elizabeth Hull seminary at Lexington, Mo.
She and Mr. Wallace was married in 1843. She was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Wallace leaves a son, John Wallace, and a daughter, Miss Helen Wallace, both of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Strother Wells, Platte City, Mo., and Mrs. David Wallace, 219 North Delaware street, Independence, and two nieces, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 219 North Delaware, and Mrs. Lee C. Hull, 4555 Main Street.
Missouri Death Certificate:
Myra Gates Wallace
b. 1 Jan 1866 Port Byron, Illinois
d. 13 May 1932 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
female white married
Husband: T. B. Wallace
Father: George P. Gates, b. Lunenburg, Vermont
Mother: Elizabeth Emery b. England
Buried: Woodlawn
Informant: T. B. Wallace, Kansas City, Missouri
Beloved wife of Theodoric B. Wallace 1860-1949
Mayra passed away in 1932 at the age of 66.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City Missouri) 13 May 1932 Fri p. 27:
Mrs. Myra G. Wallace, wife of T. B. Wallace, lawyer, died today at her home, 3515 Gladstone boulevard of a heart ailment from which she had suffered several years.
She was born in Independence in 1866 and was the daughter of George B. Gates, founder of the Gates Milling Company. She was graduated from the Presbyterian College in Independence and from the Elizabeth Hull seminary at Lexington, Mo.
She and Mr. Wallace was married in 1843. She was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Wallace leaves a son, John Wallace, and a daughter, Miss Helen Wallace, both of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Strother Wells, Platte City, Mo., and Mrs. David Wallace, 219 North Delaware street, Independence, and two nieces, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 219 North Delaware, and Mrs. Lee C. Hull, 4555 Main Street.
Missouri Death Certificate:
Myra Gates Wallace
b. 1 Jan 1866 Port Byron, Illinois
d. 13 May 1932 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
female white married
Husband: T. B. Wallace
Father: George P. Gates, b. Lunenburg, Vermont
Mother: Elizabeth Emery b. England
Buried: Woodlawn
Informant: T. B. Wallace, Kansas City, Missouri
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