George W. Brane, son of Daniel Brane, died in Wabash County, Indiana, July 29th, 1873, aged 16 years and 11 months. His disease was of an asmatic nature, providing fatal in a short time, and causing very severe sufferings. He seemed to have a premonition of death while the disease was in its incipency. He has left us, we believe, with sufficient evidence of his eternal happiness. Only a few months since his mother died, and now at an early age he leaves to join her, we hope, in the world of life. May God give consolation to the bereaved. L.W. Matthews
Transcribed from the John and Marilla Scott Brane family bible. Bible in the possession of Lisa Swanson Ellam.
No Stone Found in Cemetery.
Transcribed from the John and Marilla Scott Brane family bible. Bible in the possession of Lisa Swanson Ellam.
No Stone Found in Cemetery.
George W. Brane, son of Daniel Brane, died in Wabash County, Indiana, July 29th, 1873, aged 16 years and 11 months. His disease was of an asmatic nature, providing fatal in a short time, and causing very severe sufferings. He seemed to have a premonition of death while the disease was in its incipency. He has left us, we believe, with sufficient evidence of his eternal happiness. Only a few months since his mother died, and now at an early age he leaves to join her, we hope, in the world of life. May God give consolation to the bereaved. L.W. Matthews
Transcribed from the John and Marilla Scott Brane family bible. Bible in the possession of Lisa Swanson Ellam.
No Stone Found in Cemetery.
Transcribed from the John and Marilla Scott Brane family bible. Bible in the possession of Lisa Swanson Ellam.
No Stone Found in Cemetery.
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