Dates and locations of grave markers suggest that Alice Curry Brannan was the first wife of James R. Brannan and that she died shortly after the birth of probable child Mary Alice Brannan (1885-1886). The styles for the grave markers of Alice Curry Brannan and child Mary Alice Brannan are identical, suggesting a mother and daughter.
The marker for Mary Curry Brannan (1872-1960), on the other side of James R. Brannan's marker, indicates that she was the wife of James R. Brannan.
This suggest Alice and Mary Curry were sisters, and that James R. Brannan married younger sister Mary after the death of Alice, as was not unusual at that time.
The marker for Mary Curry Brannan (1872-1960), on the other side of James R. Brannan's marker, indicates that she was the wife of James R. Brannan.
This suggest Alice and Mary Curry were sisters, and that James R. Brannan married younger sister Mary after the death of Alice, as was not unusual at that time.
Dates and locations of grave markers suggest that Alice Curry Brannan was the first wife of James R. Brannan and that she died shortly after the birth of probable child Mary Alice Brannan (1885-1886). The styles for the grave markers of Alice Curry Brannan and child Mary Alice Brannan are identical, suggesting a mother and daughter.
The marker for Mary Curry Brannan (1872-1960), on the other side of James R. Brannan's marker, indicates that she was the wife of James R. Brannan.
This suggest Alice and Mary Curry were sisters, and that James R. Brannan married younger sister Mary after the death of Alice, as was not unusual at that time.
The marker for Mary Curry Brannan (1872-1960), on the other side of James R. Brannan's marker, indicates that she was the wife of James R. Brannan.
This suggest Alice and Mary Curry were sisters, and that James R. Brannan married younger sister Mary after the death of Alice, as was not unusual at that time.
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