John Needham Branch was born in Haywood Co., Tenn. He married Martha Alice Davis on November 3, 1875 in Haywood Co., Tenn.
Children born to this marriage was Hattie Sue Branch Medlin, Samuel Benjamin (Ben) Branch, Ennis B. Branch, Eva Bell Branch Medlin, Fletcher Olin Branch, Marcus (Mark) E. Branch, Katie L. Branch Drummond and John E. Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Medlin was called to Memphis by the death of Mrs. Medlin's father, J.N. Branch. Mr. Branch died at the St. Joseph hospital in that city. The body of the aged man was taken to Alamo, Tenn.; the old home, for burial. Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Medlins mother will be here the latter part of this week to spend the winter with her daughter.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - 1925
J.N. BRANCH, FATHER OF MRS. T. MEDLIN DIES
J.N. Branch died in St. Joseph Hospital at Memphis yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been a sufferer of kidney trouble a number of years and was taken to Memphis for treatment several weeks ago, in hopes that an operation would relieve his suffering, but that could not be and he passes away on Thanksgiving Day shortly before noon. Mr. Branch was the father of Mrs. Tom Medlin of this city who, with her husband and other members of her family, were with him when death came. He was a resident of Alamo, Tenn., where the body will be shipped today for burial. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of many friends in this community in their hour of sorrow.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - Friday, Nov. 27, 1925
SON: Samuel Benjamin "Ben" Branch (1880-1965)
SON: John Emmett Branch (1894-1940)
Both interred in Alamo City Cemetery, Crockett County, Tenn.
DAUGHTER: Kate L. Branch Duncan Unk (1891-Unk)
SON: Ennis B. Branch (1882-Unk)
Interments Unknown
Children born to this marriage was Hattie Sue Branch Medlin, Samuel Benjamin (Ben) Branch, Ennis B. Branch, Eva Bell Branch Medlin, Fletcher Olin Branch, Marcus (Mark) E. Branch, Katie L. Branch Drummond and John E. Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Medlin was called to Memphis by the death of Mrs. Medlin's father, J.N. Branch. Mr. Branch died at the St. Joseph hospital in that city. The body of the aged man was taken to Alamo, Tenn.; the old home, for burial. Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Medlins mother will be here the latter part of this week to spend the winter with her daughter.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - 1925
J.N. BRANCH, FATHER OF MRS. T. MEDLIN DIES
J.N. Branch died in St. Joseph Hospital at Memphis yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been a sufferer of kidney trouble a number of years and was taken to Memphis for treatment several weeks ago, in hopes that an operation would relieve his suffering, but that could not be and he passes away on Thanksgiving Day shortly before noon. Mr. Branch was the father of Mrs. Tom Medlin of this city who, with her husband and other members of her family, were with him when death came. He was a resident of Alamo, Tenn., where the body will be shipped today for burial. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of many friends in this community in their hour of sorrow.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - Friday, Nov. 27, 1925
SON: Samuel Benjamin "Ben" Branch (1880-1965)
SON: John Emmett Branch (1894-1940)
Both interred in Alamo City Cemetery, Crockett County, Tenn.
DAUGHTER: Kate L. Branch Duncan Unk (1891-Unk)
SON: Ennis B. Branch (1882-Unk)
Interments Unknown
John Needham Branch was born in Haywood Co., Tenn. He married Martha Alice Davis on November 3, 1875 in Haywood Co., Tenn.
Children born to this marriage was Hattie Sue Branch Medlin, Samuel Benjamin (Ben) Branch, Ennis B. Branch, Eva Bell Branch Medlin, Fletcher Olin Branch, Marcus (Mark) E. Branch, Katie L. Branch Drummond and John E. Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Medlin was called to Memphis by the death of Mrs. Medlin's father, J.N. Branch. Mr. Branch died at the St. Joseph hospital in that city. The body of the aged man was taken to Alamo, Tenn.; the old home, for burial. Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Medlins mother will be here the latter part of this week to spend the winter with her daughter.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - 1925
J.N. BRANCH, FATHER OF MRS. T. MEDLIN DIES
J.N. Branch died in St. Joseph Hospital at Memphis yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been a sufferer of kidney trouble a number of years and was taken to Memphis for treatment several weeks ago, in hopes that an operation would relieve his suffering, but that could not be and he passes away on Thanksgiving Day shortly before noon. Mr. Branch was the father of Mrs. Tom Medlin of this city who, with her husband and other members of her family, were with him when death came. He was a resident of Alamo, Tenn., where the body will be shipped today for burial. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of many friends in this community in their hour of sorrow.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - Friday, Nov. 27, 1925
SON: Samuel Benjamin "Ben" Branch (1880-1965)
SON: John Emmett Branch (1894-1940)
Both interred in Alamo City Cemetery, Crockett County, Tenn.
DAUGHTER: Kate L. Branch Duncan Unk (1891-Unk)
SON: Ennis B. Branch (1882-Unk)
Interments Unknown
Children born to this marriage was Hattie Sue Branch Medlin, Samuel Benjamin (Ben) Branch, Ennis B. Branch, Eva Bell Branch Medlin, Fletcher Olin Branch, Marcus (Mark) E. Branch, Katie L. Branch Drummond and John E. Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Medlin was called to Memphis by the death of Mrs. Medlin's father, J.N. Branch. Mr. Branch died at the St. Joseph hospital in that city. The body of the aged man was taken to Alamo, Tenn.; the old home, for burial. Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Medlins mother will be here the latter part of this week to spend the winter with her daughter.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - 1925
J.N. BRANCH, FATHER OF MRS. T. MEDLIN DIES
J.N. Branch died in St. Joseph Hospital at Memphis yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been a sufferer of kidney trouble a number of years and was taken to Memphis for treatment several weeks ago, in hopes that an operation would relieve his suffering, but that could not be and he passes away on Thanksgiving Day shortly before noon. Mr. Branch was the father of Mrs. Tom Medlin of this city who, with her husband and other members of her family, were with him when death came. He was a resident of Alamo, Tenn., where the body will be shipped today for burial. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of many friends in this community in their hour of sorrow.
Democrat Argus - Caruthersville, Mo. - Friday, Nov. 27, 1925
SON: Samuel Benjamin "Ben" Branch (1880-1965)
SON: John Emmett Branch (1894-1940)
Both interred in Alamo City Cemetery, Crockett County, Tenn.
DAUGHTER: Kate L. Branch Duncan Unk (1891-Unk)
SON: Ennis B. Branch (1882-Unk)
Interments Unknown
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