The second daughter of Richard and Nancy (Donnell) Braden, Euphemia was named in honor of her grandmother, Euphemia Jackson Braden.
As a young child, Ann traveled west with her family to Washington Co., IA where her father established a farm and homestead near Brighton.
Educated in the Brighton schools, Ann married John S. Whitmore in 1858, relocating with him in Mahaska Co., IA where Mr. Whitmore operated a highly successful milling business in conjunction with a Mr. Anderson....the firm of Whitmore and Anderson was located at Alpha Mills, near Oskaloosa.
The Whitmore-Braden union produced seven children, only four of whom appear to have reached their majority.
As a young child, Ann traveled west with her family to Washington Co., IA where her father established a farm and homestead near Brighton.
Educated in the Brighton schools, Ann married John S. Whitmore in 1858, relocating with him in Mahaska Co., IA where Mr. Whitmore operated a highly successful milling business in conjunction with a Mr. Anderson....the firm of Whitmore and Anderson was located at Alpha Mills, near Oskaloosa.
The Whitmore-Braden union produced seven children, only four of whom appear to have reached their majority.
The second daughter of Richard and Nancy (Donnell) Braden, Euphemia was named in honor of her grandmother, Euphemia Jackson Braden.
As a young child, Ann traveled west with her family to Washington Co., IA where her father established a farm and homestead near Brighton.
Educated in the Brighton schools, Ann married John S. Whitmore in 1858, relocating with him in Mahaska Co., IA where Mr. Whitmore operated a highly successful milling business in conjunction with a Mr. Anderson....the firm of Whitmore and Anderson was located at Alpha Mills, near Oskaloosa.
The Whitmore-Braden union produced seven children, only four of whom appear to have reached their majority.
As a young child, Ann traveled west with her family to Washington Co., IA where her father established a farm and homestead near Brighton.
Educated in the Brighton schools, Ann married John S. Whitmore in 1858, relocating with him in Mahaska Co., IA where Mr. Whitmore operated a highly successful milling business in conjunction with a Mr. Anderson....the firm of Whitmore and Anderson was located at Alpha Mills, near Oskaloosa.
The Whitmore-Braden union produced seven children, only four of whom appear to have reached their majority.
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