NameSara Augusta Ida Buchmeier
Birth5-18-1897, Wells Creek, KS
Death11-27-1993 Age: 96
Burial11-30-1993, Wellsville, KS
Spouses
Birth9-24-1897, Perkins, OK
Death1-31-1984 Age: 86
Burial2-3-1984, Wellsville, KS
Marriage9-24-1921, Alma, KS
ChildrenOpal Louise (1929-2018)
Kenneth “Kenny” Dale
Notes for Sara Augusta Ida Buchmeier
Lived as a child in the house her Grandparents built when they came to Kansas from Illinois. She started to school at District 54 and later when her parents moved to a farm at Paxico she went to school at District 66. After school she spent two years at the Evangelical School then worked as a housekeeper. She did laundry and ironing for 30 years and picked 100 quarts of walnuts a years. She used the money she made for gifts for her grandchildren and as gifts to her church. She loved to garden and had two vegetable gardens in addition to several award winning flower beds.
Funeral card:
Sara August Head
Born: May 18, 1897
Died: November 27, 1993
Funeral Service: Tuesday, November 30, 1993
1:30pm
Wilson & Son Chapel
Wellsville, Kansas
Minister: Rev. Glenn Layton, Jr.
Organist: Sandy Rogers
Soloist: J. Linn Holtwick
Pallbearers
Jay Patton
Larry Patton
Dallas Lane
Cody Patton
Frank Sander
Joe Sander
Honorary Pallbearers
Forrest O'Neil
Bill Warnock
Terry Silvius
Glenn Layton Jr.
Bill Fllorea
Junior Crist
Noble Hopkins
Burial: Wellsville Cemetery, Wellsville, Kansas
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Born in Wells Creek Community of Wabaunsee Co, KS. Daughter of August & Lizzie Tolle Buchmeier. Married Glen B. Head, 24 Sept. 1921, Alma,Ks. He died 1984. Lived in Wellsville Community 51 yrs. Funeral Services, 30 Nov. 1993 at Wilson and Son Funeral Home in Wellsville. Member of the United Methodist Church in Wellsville. Burial Wellsville Cemetary. Son Dr. Kenneth Head of Paola, daughters, Lola Sander, Seneca; Ruth Stevenson, Lawrence; Opal Patton, Osage City, 10 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Wamego Times Thurs. December 2, 1993.
Notes for Glen Byron (Spouse 1)
After their marriage they lived at a farm south of Wamego for several months, then at Wamego where Glen worked in the flour mill. They then moved to a farm north-west of Wamego until 1941. At that time they moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma for a year where Glen did carpentry work. Then in 1942 they moved to Wellsville, KS. Glen was then employed at Sunflower Ordinance Plant and then the Olathe Naval Base. He did carpentry work until his retirement and as a hobby after that.
Funeral Card
Glen B. Head
Born: September 24, 1897
Died: January 31, 1984
Funeral Service: Friday, February 3, 1984
2:00pm
Wilson and Son Chapel
Minister: Rev. Bill Atchley
Organist: Becky Shalkoski
Soloist: J. Linn Holtwick
Pallbearers
Jay Patton
Larry Patton
Jim Lane
Mike Blevins
Frank Sander
Joe Sander
Honorary Pallbearers
Glenn Layton Jr.
J. Linn Holtwick
Junior Crist
Forrest O'Neil
Bill Warnock
Burial: Wellsville Cemetery, Wellsville, Kansas
Notes for Glen Byron & Sara Augusta Ida (Family)
They met at a household where Sara was working as a housekeeper and Glen a hired hand.