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Perry Edward Tennison


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B: Nov 13, 1892
D: Feb 26, 1960
Submitted by MDF
Feb 17, 2019
Masonic Sec 7 269


Perry Edward Tennison, passed away Feb 26, 1960. Living in Oklahoma most of his life he was born in Shannon, Mo. to William H. & Martha J. Younger -Tennison.

1915 he married Connie B. Harmon of Poolville, Carter County, Oklahoma. Together they raised 4 children. Perry was employed and retired from the Santa Fe Railroad.

Perry leaves behind his wife of the home daughters Clara Tennison, Madrene Wilson, Mildred Dobbs and a son Perry Jr. all to mourn his passing.



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