Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 12, 1987
Lucy Dougherty Weaver Cunningham, born November 21, 1898 in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, moved with her family to Oklahoma City in 1902. Her father, Claude Weaver, established a law office in Oklahoma City. She was a life-long member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church. She married Morrison B. Cunningham February 17, 1918. He was a prominent Oklahoma City engineer, and preceded her in death. She was a graduate of Oklahoma High School in 1916, attended Oklahoma Normal College. A well known authority on antique dolls, her collection was known throughout the southwest. A member of the United Federation of Doll Collectors, charter member and founder of Doll Collectors of Oklahoma.
She was also preceded in death by a brother, Claude Weaver Jr., sisters, Mrs. Floy Barrier, Mrs. Barbara James and Mrs. Amy Capshaw. Survived by a son, Jacques Cunningham of Tulsa; daughters, Mrs. Mary Andrews and Mrs. Jack (Lucy) Glasgow, both of Oklahoma City; sister, Mrs. Julio Zumeta, Jr. of New York, New York; grandchildren, John Marion Baker, Jr. of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Bob Shipman of Bakersfield , California, Mr. Jacques Harrell Cunningham of Tulsa, Mrs. Wayne Tucker, Mize, Mississippi, Mrs. Mark Douglas of Ardmore, Mrs. Charles Flint III of Tulsa; great grandchildren, Mary Catherine and Stephanie Baker of Oklahoma City, Andrew Tucker of Mize, Mississippi, Lori and Craig Shipman of Bakersfield, California, Pat and David Cunningham of Tulsa; niece, Mrs. Amelia Ries of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Marion Higbee of Tulsa, and Mrs. Tommy Calvin. Graveside service 1pm Thursday, Rose Hill Cemetery. Bill Merritt Bethany.
Lucy Dougherty Weaver Cunningham, born November 21, 1898 in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, moved with her family to Oklahoma City in 1902. Her father, Claude Weaver, established a law office in Oklahoma City. She was a life-long member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church. She married Morrison B. Cunningham February 17, 1918. He was a prominent Oklahoma City engineer, and preceded her in death. She was a graduate of Oklahoma High School in 1916, attended Oklahoma Normal College. A well known authority on antique dolls, her collection was known throughout the southwest. A member of the United Federation of Doll Collectors, charter member and founder of Doll Collectors of Oklahoma.
She was also preceded in death by a brother, Claude Weaver Jr., sisters, Mrs. Floy Barrier, Mrs. Barbara James and Mrs. Amy Capshaw. Survived by a son, Jacques Cunningham of Tulsa; daughters, Mrs. Mary Andrews and Mrs. Jack (Lucy) Glasgow, both of Oklahoma City; sister, Mrs. Julio Zumeta, Jr. of New York, New York; grandchildren, John Marion Baker, Jr. of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Bob Shipman of Bakersfield , California, Mr. Jacques Harrell Cunningham of Tulsa, Mrs. Wayne Tucker, Mize, Mississippi, Mrs. Mark Douglas of Ardmore, Mrs. Charles Flint III of Tulsa; great grandchildren, Mary Catherine and Stephanie Baker of Oklahoma City, Andrew Tucker of Mize, Mississippi, Lori and Craig Shipman of Bakersfield, California, Pat and David Cunningham of Tulsa; niece, Mrs. Amelia Ries of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Marion Higbee of Tulsa, and Mrs. Tommy Calvin. Graveside service 1pm Thursday, Rose Hill Cemetery. Bill Merritt Bethany.
Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 12, 1987
Lucy Dougherty Weaver Cunningham, born November 21, 1898 in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, moved with her family to Oklahoma City in 1902. Her father, Claude Weaver, established a law office in Oklahoma City. She was a life-long member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church. She married Morrison B. Cunningham February 17, 1918. He was a prominent Oklahoma City engineer, and preceded her in death. She was a graduate of Oklahoma High School in 1916, attended Oklahoma Normal College. A well known authority on antique dolls, her collection was known throughout the southwest. A member of the United Federation of Doll Collectors, charter member and founder of Doll Collectors of Oklahoma.
She was also preceded in death by a brother, Claude Weaver Jr., sisters, Mrs. Floy Barrier, Mrs. Barbara James and Mrs. Amy Capshaw. Survived by a son, Jacques Cunningham of Tulsa; daughters, Mrs. Mary Andrews and Mrs. Jack (Lucy) Glasgow, both of Oklahoma City; sister, Mrs. Julio Zumeta, Jr. of New York, New York; grandchildren, John Marion Baker, Jr. of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Bob Shipman of Bakersfield , California, Mr. Jacques Harrell Cunningham of Tulsa, Mrs. Wayne Tucker, Mize, Mississippi, Mrs. Mark Douglas of Ardmore, Mrs. Charles Flint III of Tulsa; great grandchildren, Mary Catherine and Stephanie Baker of Oklahoma City, Andrew Tucker of Mize, Mississippi, Lori and Craig Shipman of Bakersfield, California, Pat and David Cunningham of Tulsa; niece, Mrs. Amelia Ries of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Marion Higbee of Tulsa, and Mrs. Tommy Calvin. Graveside service 1pm Thursday, Rose Hill Cemetery. Bill Merritt Bethany.
Lucy Dougherty Weaver Cunningham, born November 21, 1898 in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, moved with her family to Oklahoma City in 1902. Her father, Claude Weaver, established a law office in Oklahoma City. She was a life-long member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church. She married Morrison B. Cunningham February 17, 1918. He was a prominent Oklahoma City engineer, and preceded her in death. She was a graduate of Oklahoma High School in 1916, attended Oklahoma Normal College. A well known authority on antique dolls, her collection was known throughout the southwest. A member of the United Federation of Doll Collectors, charter member and founder of Doll Collectors of Oklahoma.
She was also preceded in death by a brother, Claude Weaver Jr., sisters, Mrs. Floy Barrier, Mrs. Barbara James and Mrs. Amy Capshaw. Survived by a son, Jacques Cunningham of Tulsa; daughters, Mrs. Mary Andrews and Mrs. Jack (Lucy) Glasgow, both of Oklahoma City; sister, Mrs. Julio Zumeta, Jr. of New York, New York; grandchildren, John Marion Baker, Jr. of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Bob Shipman of Bakersfield , California, Mr. Jacques Harrell Cunningham of Tulsa, Mrs. Wayne Tucker, Mize, Mississippi, Mrs. Mark Douglas of Ardmore, Mrs. Charles Flint III of Tulsa; great grandchildren, Mary Catherine and Stephanie Baker of Oklahoma City, Andrew Tucker of Mize, Mississippi, Lori and Craig Shipman of Bakersfield, California, Pat and David Cunningham of Tulsa; niece, Mrs. Amelia Ries of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Marion Higbee of Tulsa, and Mrs. Tommy Calvin. Graveside service 1pm Thursday, Rose Hill Cemetery. Bill Merritt Bethany.
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