She was the daughter of David and Hannah Pearsall Brill.
North Western, (Oct. 12. — Mrs. Permelia M. Bronson, widow of Nathaniel D. Bronson, died at her home here Friday evening, aged 68 years. She had been ill six months.
The deceased was a daughter of David Brill and was born in Saratoga county. When she was three years old she came with her parents to this place and, with the exception of one year spent in Ilion, this was afterward her home.
Mrs. Bronson was a woman loved and esteemed for her many excellent qualities, and was never happier than when ministering to the wants of others. She was a faithful member of the M. E. church in this place.
She is survived by one daughter, Miss Augusta E. Bronson of this place, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth A . Clark of Baltimore, MD and Miss M. Augusta Brill of North Western, and two brothers, Augustus H. Brill of Oxford and Addison Brill of Ilion. Rome Semi-Weekly Citizen, Tuesday, October 13, 1896
North Western, (Oct. 12. — Mrs. Permelia M. Bronson, widow of Nathaniel D. Bronson, died at her home here Friday evening, aged 68 years. She had been ill six months.
The deceased was a daughter of David Brill and was born in Saratoga county. When she was three years old she came with her parents to this place and, with the exception of one year spent in Ilion, this was afterward her home.
Mrs. Bronson was a woman loved and esteemed for her many excellent qualities, and was never happier than when ministering to the wants of others. She was a faithful member of the M. E. church in this place.
She is survived by one daughter, Miss Augusta E. Bronson of this place, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth A . Clark of Baltimore, MD and Miss M. Augusta Brill of North Western, and two brothers, Augustus H. Brill of Oxford and Addison Brill of Ilion. Rome Semi-Weekly Citizen, Tuesday, October 13, 1896
She was the daughter of David and Hannah Pearsall Brill.
North Western, (Oct. 12. — Mrs. Permelia M. Bronson, widow of Nathaniel D. Bronson, died at her home here Friday evening, aged 68 years. She had been ill six months.
The deceased was a daughter of David Brill and was born in Saratoga county. When she was three years old she came with her parents to this place and, with the exception of one year spent in Ilion, this was afterward her home.
Mrs. Bronson was a woman loved and esteemed for her many excellent qualities, and was never happier than when ministering to the wants of others. She was a faithful member of the M. E. church in this place.
She is survived by one daughter, Miss Augusta E. Bronson of this place, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth A . Clark of Baltimore, MD and Miss M. Augusta Brill of North Western, and two brothers, Augustus H. Brill of Oxford and Addison Brill of Ilion. Rome Semi-Weekly Citizen, Tuesday, October 13, 1896
North Western, (Oct. 12. — Mrs. Permelia M. Bronson, widow of Nathaniel D. Bronson, died at her home here Friday evening, aged 68 years. She had been ill six months.
The deceased was a daughter of David Brill and was born in Saratoga county. When she was three years old she came with her parents to this place and, with the exception of one year spent in Ilion, this was afterward her home.
Mrs. Bronson was a woman loved and esteemed for her many excellent qualities, and was never happier than when ministering to the wants of others. She was a faithful member of the M. E. church in this place.
She is survived by one daughter, Miss Augusta E. Bronson of this place, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth A . Clark of Baltimore, MD and Miss M. Augusta Brill of North Western, and two brothers, Augustus H. Brill of Oxford and Addison Brill of Ilion. Rome Semi-Weekly Citizen, Tuesday, October 13, 1896
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