Samuel was the son of Benjamin Franklin Brenner & Mariah Brenner. He was raised in Jefferson Twp., in the area of Como and Fairview. Samuel married Lucinda VanSkyock, the daughter of John & Paradyne Morrical VanSkyock, on March 4, 1877. The couple were the parents of John Franklin, Charles, Clarence, and Bernice Fern Brenner.
When he was a young man, Samuel and his in-laws were partners in the Brenner & VanSkyock drug store, which was located at New Mount Pleasant. Samuel, later, supported his family by working as a jeweler and he operated his business at 109 N. Meridian Street in Portland. After retirement, he and Lucinda moved to a home on State Street in Albany. The excess free time left him restless and he continued to repair watches, from his residence, for many years. Mrs. Brenner passed away in 1923.
Mr. Brenner married Mary E. Thomas Michael on April 4, 1925. She was the widow of John F. Michael and the daughter of Jesse & Sarah Whalen Thomas.
•BRENNER FUNERAL AT ALBANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Funeral services for Samuel Brenner, 78, who died Monday at his home in Albany, were conducted Wednesday morning at the Albany Christian Church. Burial was in Green Park Cemetery in Portland.
Mr. Brenner is survived by the widow, Mary; three sons, Clarence of Muncie; Frank of Dunkirk, and Charles, of Sturgis, Mich.; two brothers, I.W. Brenner, Eaton, and Bert Brenner, Texas; a sister, Nancy Jane Thomas, Portland.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 09-20-1933, pg 6, col 2.
When he was a young man, Samuel and his in-laws were partners in the Brenner & VanSkyock drug store, which was located at New Mount Pleasant. Samuel, later, supported his family by working as a jeweler and he operated his business at 109 N. Meridian Street in Portland. After retirement, he and Lucinda moved to a home on State Street in Albany. The excess free time left him restless and he continued to repair watches, from his residence, for many years. Mrs. Brenner passed away in 1923.
Mr. Brenner married Mary E. Thomas Michael on April 4, 1925. She was the widow of John F. Michael and the daughter of Jesse & Sarah Whalen Thomas.
•BRENNER FUNERAL AT ALBANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Funeral services for Samuel Brenner, 78, who died Monday at his home in Albany, were conducted Wednesday morning at the Albany Christian Church. Burial was in Green Park Cemetery in Portland.
Mr. Brenner is survived by the widow, Mary; three sons, Clarence of Muncie; Frank of Dunkirk, and Charles, of Sturgis, Mich.; two brothers, I.W. Brenner, Eaton, and Bert Brenner, Texas; a sister, Nancy Jane Thomas, Portland.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 09-20-1933, pg 6, col 2.
Samuel was the son of Benjamin Franklin Brenner & Mariah Brenner. He was raised in Jefferson Twp., in the area of Como and Fairview. Samuel married Lucinda VanSkyock, the daughter of John & Paradyne Morrical VanSkyock, on March 4, 1877. The couple were the parents of John Franklin, Charles, Clarence, and Bernice Fern Brenner.
When he was a young man, Samuel and his in-laws were partners in the Brenner & VanSkyock drug store, which was located at New Mount Pleasant. Samuel, later, supported his family by working as a jeweler and he operated his business at 109 N. Meridian Street in Portland. After retirement, he and Lucinda moved to a home on State Street in Albany. The excess free time left him restless and he continued to repair watches, from his residence, for many years. Mrs. Brenner passed away in 1923.
Mr. Brenner married Mary E. Thomas Michael on April 4, 1925. She was the widow of John F. Michael and the daughter of Jesse & Sarah Whalen Thomas.
•BRENNER FUNERAL AT ALBANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Funeral services for Samuel Brenner, 78, who died Monday at his home in Albany, were conducted Wednesday morning at the Albany Christian Church. Burial was in Green Park Cemetery in Portland.
Mr. Brenner is survived by the widow, Mary; three sons, Clarence of Muncie; Frank of Dunkirk, and Charles, of Sturgis, Mich.; two brothers, I.W. Brenner, Eaton, and Bert Brenner, Texas; a sister, Nancy Jane Thomas, Portland.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 09-20-1933, pg 6, col 2.
When he was a young man, Samuel and his in-laws were partners in the Brenner & VanSkyock drug store, which was located at New Mount Pleasant. Samuel, later, supported his family by working as a jeweler and he operated his business at 109 N. Meridian Street in Portland. After retirement, he and Lucinda moved to a home on State Street in Albany. The excess free time left him restless and he continued to repair watches, from his residence, for many years. Mrs. Brenner passed away in 1923.
Mr. Brenner married Mary E. Thomas Michael on April 4, 1925. She was the widow of John F. Michael and the daughter of Jesse & Sarah Whalen Thomas.
•BRENNER FUNERAL AT ALBANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Funeral services for Samuel Brenner, 78, who died Monday at his home in Albany, were conducted Wednesday morning at the Albany Christian Church. Burial was in Green Park Cemetery in Portland.
Mr. Brenner is survived by the widow, Mary; three sons, Clarence of Muncie; Frank of Dunkirk, and Charles, of Sturgis, Mich.; two brothers, I.W. Brenner, Eaton, and Bert Brenner, Texas; a sister, Nancy Jane Thomas, Portland.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 09-20-1933, pg 6, col 2.
Gravesite Details
Inter: 09-20-1933. His mother's marriage record to B.F. Brenner listed her surname as Atkinson and some records of her children list that as her as her MN. Most records associated with his siblings list her MN as Carpenter.
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