Tennessee Breeden was a Soldier of Company D Regular US Volunteers in the Spanish American War.
He was the son of James P. Breeden and Margaret Hughes.
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Spokane Chronicle (Spokane, Washington), Monday, February 20, 1922
CHENEY PIONEER TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Tennessee Breeden, age 44, a pioneer resident of Cheney, passed away last evening. He had lived at his home in Cheney for 27 years and was widely known throughout the district. He is survived by his mother, four sisters and one brother. The body is at the New England parlors at Cheney.
Contributor: dbraun (48446945) • [email protected]
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He was the son of James P. Breeden and Margaret Hughes.
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Spokane Chronicle (Spokane, Washington), Monday, February 20, 1922
CHENEY PIONEER TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Tennessee Breeden, age 44, a pioneer resident of Cheney, passed away last evening. He had lived at his home in Cheney for 27 years and was widely known throughout the district. He is survived by his mother, four sisters and one brother. The body is at the New England parlors at Cheney.
Contributor: dbraun (48446945) • [email protected]
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Tennessee Breeden was a Soldier of Company D Regular US Volunteers in the Spanish American War.
He was the son of James P. Breeden and Margaret Hughes.
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Spokane Chronicle (Spokane, Washington), Monday, February 20, 1922
CHENEY PIONEER TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Tennessee Breeden, age 44, a pioneer resident of Cheney, passed away last evening. He had lived at his home in Cheney for 27 years and was widely known throughout the district. He is survived by his mother, four sisters and one brother. The body is at the New England parlors at Cheney.
Contributor: dbraun (48446945) • [email protected]
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He was the son of James P. Breeden and Margaret Hughes.
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Spokane Chronicle (Spokane, Washington), Monday, February 20, 1922
CHENEY PIONEER TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Tennessee Breeden, age 44, a pioneer resident of Cheney, passed away last evening. He had lived at his home in Cheney for 27 years and was widely known throughout the district. He is survived by his mother, four sisters and one brother. The body is at the New England parlors at Cheney.
Contributor: dbraun (48446945) • [email protected]
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