MRS. GEORGE BRANT.
Mrs. George Brant, daughter of John T. Weimer, formerly of McHenry, who recently accompanied her father to the far west, in quest of health, died on Monday, Sept. 5, at Grand Junction, Col. She was aged about 25 years and had been suffering from tuberculosis. Her remains were interred at Grand Junction. She leaves a husband and one child, the former residing in McHenry.
The Republican (Oakland, Md.)
22 Sep 1910
Mrs. George Brant, daughter of John T. Weimer, formerly of McHenry, who recently accompanied her father to the far west, in quest of health, died on Monday, Sept. 5, at Grand Junction, Col. She was aged about 25 years and had been suffering from tuberculosis. Her remains were interred at Grand Junction. She leaves a husband and one child, the former residing in McHenry.
The Republican (Oakland, Md.)
22 Sep 1910
MRS. GEORGE BRANT.
Mrs. George Brant, daughter of John T. Weimer, formerly of McHenry, who recently accompanied her father to the far west, in quest of health, died on Monday, Sept. 5, at Grand Junction, Col. She was aged about 25 years and had been suffering from tuberculosis. Her remains were interred at Grand Junction. She leaves a husband and one child, the former residing in McHenry.
The Republican (Oakland, Md.)
22 Sep 1910
Mrs. George Brant, daughter of John T. Weimer, formerly of McHenry, who recently accompanied her father to the far west, in quest of health, died on Monday, Sept. 5, at Grand Junction, Col. She was aged about 25 years and had been suffering from tuberculosis. Her remains were interred at Grand Junction. She leaves a husband and one child, the former residing in McHenry.
The Republican (Oakland, Md.)
22 Sep 1910
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