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 Permelia Jeannette Curtis
(Class of 1908 at Wellesley)
(aka "Perm" "Permie" "Permie Pie")

Born 6 Jan 1886 in Topeka, Kansas.

She went to grade school at Quincy Elementary,

she graduated June 1903 from Topeka High School.

Attended Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas
Graduated from Wellesley College in 1908
Married to Charles Peasely George, 3 Jan 1914
She was a former Chairman of the Progam Committee
of the Fort Sill Study Club.
Her husband Charles Peasely George died 31 Dec 1946.
She counted among her many friends

Emily Hancock, Beth Alexander and Dorothy Kramer;
all of Washington D.C.
Summers she would spend in Nantucket, Massachusetts;

and her winters in San Antonio, Texas.
She enjoyed knitting, making hooked rugs, needlepoint,

reading, gardening, playing canasta or bridge.
She had visited friends in Washington D.C. before going to

Memphis, Tennesse to visit her daughter and grandchildren.
She was headed to San Antonio,

when she died 17 Oct 1955  in Tennesse; of a cerebral hemorrhage.
She is buried next to her husband at San Antonio, Texas.

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Overview of Charles Curtis life

Web Site History/the designer

Timeline A:  The Indians in Kansas

Timeline B :  The timelines of Kansas and the USA

Timeline C -  Major events and Famous Firsts

Biography A :  Charles Curtis and his extended family genealogy.

Biography B :  Charles Curtis (before going into Politics)

Politics  and Beliefs of Charles Curtis

Legacy   left by Charles Curtis

Memorials  and donations

Charles Curtis home in Topeka, Kansas

Signature Bldg.  New Kansas State Office Building named for Charles Curtis

Resources  and recommended books for reading.

Updated August 15, 2011
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