The Times of San Mateo/1938/Mrs. Whitfield Dies in San Jose
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Mrs. Whitfield Dies in San Jose
Mrs. Theresa Whitfield, 74, member of an early California family, who spent much of her time visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Lane, in Burlingame, died yesterday at the home in Mission San Jose after a month's illness. She was a native of Mission San Jose. In addition to her daughter, who resides at 120G Cortez avenue. Mrs. Whitfield is survived by sons, Peter Whitfield of San Mateo, William T. Whitfield of San Francisco, and Matthew Whitfield of Mission San Jose; three daughters, Mrs. James Meagher and Mrs. John Cooney of San Francisco, and Mrs. W. Thorpe of Redwood City; and a brother, E. W. Steinmetz of Mission San Jose. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning from Mrs. Whitfield's residence with requiem high mass at 9:30 o'clock at St. Joseph's church, Mission San Jose, with interment in Hayward.
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