Minnie Louise Bryant was born in Denver, Colorado. She was the daughter of Birdie Routt and William Henry Bryant. Her grandfather, John Long Routt, was a Colorado governor. Minnie married Frank Wilber Wead in 1916. They had three children together: Lila Dorothea, Frank Wilber, Jr., and Marjorie Doris. Minnie and Frank divorced in 1929. The 1957 movie, The Wings of Eagles, starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara is based on Frank Wilber Wead's writings regarding his life and family.
According to Minnie's Certificate of Death, issued by the state of California, her body was cremated at The Chapel of The Pines Crematory on 1/24/1952.
According to Minnie's Certificate of Death, issued by the state of California, her body was cremated at The Chapel of The Pines Crematory on 1/24/1952.
Minnie Louise Bryant was born in Denver, Colorado. She was the daughter of Birdie Routt and William Henry Bryant. Her grandfather, John Long Routt, was a Colorado governor. Minnie married Frank Wilber Wead in 1916. They had three children together: Lila Dorothea, Frank Wilber, Jr., and Marjorie Doris. Minnie and Frank divorced in 1929. The 1957 movie, The Wings of Eagles, starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara is based on Frank Wilber Wead's writings regarding his life and family.
According to Minnie's Certificate of Death, issued by the state of California, her body was cremated at The Chapel of The Pines Crematory on 1/24/1952.
According to Minnie's Certificate of Death, issued by the state of California, her body was cremated at The Chapel of The Pines Crematory on 1/24/1952.
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