Elwood Call Leader: 19 June 1916
MRS. NEALY BROWN PASSED AWAY SUNDAY
Following a continued illness due to a complication of diseases brought on by her advanced age, Mrs. Sarah Ann Brown, widow of the late Nealy Brown died yesterday morning at her home east of the city. She has been failing steadily in health for months and the end was not unexpected by the family and many friends of the deceassed.
Mrs. Brown was born in Wayne County Nov 25, 1843 and was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waymire. She was first married to Mr. Jarrett who died some years later and following his death she was married to Mr. Brown who also preceded her to the grave. She was the mother of seven children, the following surviving her: Schuyler Jarrett, Mrs. John D. Harting, Mrs. H. Greenlee of Missouri, Mrs. W. H. Revis of Tipton, Mrs. J.F. Moore of elkhart, Clarence Brown of Range Line. also by two brothers, Charles and Albert Waymire and one sister Mrs. Berry, New Castle. The deceased was a splendid woman and a life long Christian whose life was an inspiration to all who knew her.
The funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomarrow afternoon, Rev. Whittkamper in charge and interment will follow in the city cemetery.
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Married (1) Nov 16, 1860 Owen Jarrett 1840-1876, (2) Aug 28, 1877 Nealy Brown 183-1913, mother of:
Rachel Anne Jarrett 1864-1899
Frankie Josephine Jarrett 1866-1903
Ulysses Schuyler Jarrett 1868-1944
Nettie Jane Jarrett 1869-1936
Minnie Loretta Jarrett 1874-1949
Emma Belle Brown 1881-
Clarence Nealy Brown 1882-1943
MRS. NEALY BROWN PASSED AWAY SUNDAY
Following a continued illness due to a complication of diseases brought on by her advanced age, Mrs. Sarah Ann Brown, widow of the late Nealy Brown died yesterday morning at her home east of the city. She has been failing steadily in health for months and the end was not unexpected by the family and many friends of the deceassed.
Mrs. Brown was born in Wayne County Nov 25, 1843 and was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waymire. She was first married to Mr. Jarrett who died some years later and following his death she was married to Mr. Brown who also preceded her to the grave. She was the mother of seven children, the following surviving her: Schuyler Jarrett, Mrs. John D. Harting, Mrs. H. Greenlee of Missouri, Mrs. W. H. Revis of Tipton, Mrs. J.F. Moore of elkhart, Clarence Brown of Range Line. also by two brothers, Charles and Albert Waymire and one sister Mrs. Berry, New Castle. The deceased was a splendid woman and a life long Christian whose life was an inspiration to all who knew her.
The funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomarrow afternoon, Rev. Whittkamper in charge and interment will follow in the city cemetery.
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Married (1) Nov 16, 1860 Owen Jarrett 1840-1876, (2) Aug 28, 1877 Nealy Brown 183-1913, mother of:
Rachel Anne Jarrett 1864-1899
Frankie Josephine Jarrett 1866-1903
Ulysses Schuyler Jarrett 1868-1944
Nettie Jane Jarrett 1869-1936
Minnie Loretta Jarrett 1874-1949
Emma Belle Brown 1881-
Clarence Nealy Brown 1882-1943
Elwood Call Leader: 19 June 1916
MRS. NEALY BROWN PASSED AWAY SUNDAY
Following a continued illness due to a complication of diseases brought on by her advanced age, Mrs. Sarah Ann Brown, widow of the late Nealy Brown died yesterday morning at her home east of the city. She has been failing steadily in health for months and the end was not unexpected by the family and many friends of the deceassed.
Mrs. Brown was born in Wayne County Nov 25, 1843 and was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waymire. She was first married to Mr. Jarrett who died some years later and following his death she was married to Mr. Brown who also preceded her to the grave. She was the mother of seven children, the following surviving her: Schuyler Jarrett, Mrs. John D. Harting, Mrs. H. Greenlee of Missouri, Mrs. W. H. Revis of Tipton, Mrs. J.F. Moore of elkhart, Clarence Brown of Range Line. also by two brothers, Charles and Albert Waymire and one sister Mrs. Berry, New Castle. The deceased was a splendid woman and a life long Christian whose life was an inspiration to all who knew her.
The funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomarrow afternoon, Rev. Whittkamper in charge and interment will follow in the city cemetery.
**
Married (1) Nov 16, 1860 Owen Jarrett 1840-1876, (2) Aug 28, 1877 Nealy Brown 183-1913, mother of:
Rachel Anne Jarrett 1864-1899
Frankie Josephine Jarrett 1866-1903
Ulysses Schuyler Jarrett 1868-1944
Nettie Jane Jarrett 1869-1936
Minnie Loretta Jarrett 1874-1949
Emma Belle Brown 1881-
Clarence Nealy Brown 1882-1943
MRS. NEALY BROWN PASSED AWAY SUNDAY
Following a continued illness due to a complication of diseases brought on by her advanced age, Mrs. Sarah Ann Brown, widow of the late Nealy Brown died yesterday morning at her home east of the city. She has been failing steadily in health for months and the end was not unexpected by the family and many friends of the deceassed.
Mrs. Brown was born in Wayne County Nov 25, 1843 and was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waymire. She was first married to Mr. Jarrett who died some years later and following his death she was married to Mr. Brown who also preceded her to the grave. She was the mother of seven children, the following surviving her: Schuyler Jarrett, Mrs. John D. Harting, Mrs. H. Greenlee of Missouri, Mrs. W. H. Revis of Tipton, Mrs. J.F. Moore of elkhart, Clarence Brown of Range Line. also by two brothers, Charles and Albert Waymire and one sister Mrs. Berry, New Castle. The deceased was a splendid woman and a life long Christian whose life was an inspiration to all who knew her.
The funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomarrow afternoon, Rev. Whittkamper in charge and interment will follow in the city cemetery.
**
Married (1) Nov 16, 1860 Owen Jarrett 1840-1876, (2) Aug 28, 1877 Nealy Brown 183-1913, mother of:
Rachel Anne Jarrett 1864-1899
Frankie Josephine Jarrett 1866-1903
Ulysses Schuyler Jarrett 1868-1944
Nettie Jane Jarrett 1869-1936
Minnie Loretta Jarrett 1874-1949
Emma Belle Brown 1881-
Clarence Nealy Brown 1882-1943
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