Catherine's first husband was Edwin E. Derby (1826-1850)
Her parents were Martin Brandt and Catharine (Groninger) Brandt
Doctors suggested Catherine take up smoking a pipe. Catherine watched over the homestead while Bamzyl went off to the Civil War. She cared for four children, and it was hard for her to remain calm and her Doctor suggested she take up smoking a pipe. To the end of her life in 1917, she smoked a little clay pipe.
Children:
Isadore Booton(1854-1856)
Her parents were Martin Brandt and Catharine (Groninger) Brandt
Doctors suggested Catherine take up smoking a pipe. Catherine watched over the homestead while Bamzyl went off to the Civil War. She cared for four children, and it was hard for her to remain calm and her Doctor suggested she take up smoking a pipe. To the end of her life in 1917, she smoked a little clay pipe.
Children:
Isadore Booton(1854-1856)
Catherine's first husband was Edwin E. Derby (1826-1850)
Her parents were Martin Brandt and Catharine (Groninger) Brandt
Doctors suggested Catherine take up smoking a pipe. Catherine watched over the homestead while Bamzyl went off to the Civil War. She cared for four children, and it was hard for her to remain calm and her Doctor suggested she take up smoking a pipe. To the end of her life in 1917, she smoked a little clay pipe.
Children:
Isadore Booton(1854-1856)
Her parents were Martin Brandt and Catharine (Groninger) Brandt
Doctors suggested Catherine take up smoking a pipe. Catherine watched over the homestead while Bamzyl went off to the Civil War. She cared for four children, and it was hard for her to remain calm and her Doctor suggested she take up smoking a pipe. To the end of her life in 1917, she smoked a little clay pipe.
Children:
Isadore Booton(1854-1856)
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