The Yakima Daily Republic
Monday, February 15, 1932
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Mrs. N. Mary Brownlee of Ahtanum died early this morning at St. Elizabeth's hospital at the age of 62. The deceased, who was a widow, was a native of Kansas but had resided in the valley 33 years and had spent most of her life in this state. She leaves seven children, Guy and James Brownlee of Bench, Mrs. Nellie James, Mrs. Esther Karney, Harry and Roy Brownlee of Wiley City, and Mrs. Florence Terry of Yakima; a sister Mrs. Susie Days of Twisp; two brothers, Thomas Neff of Goldendale and Jack Neff of Wenatchee, besides 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from Shaw and Sons chapel Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Burial will be in Tahoma cemetery.
Monday, February 15, 1932
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Mrs. N. Mary Brownlee of Ahtanum died early this morning at St. Elizabeth's hospital at the age of 62. The deceased, who was a widow, was a native of Kansas but had resided in the valley 33 years and had spent most of her life in this state. She leaves seven children, Guy and James Brownlee of Bench, Mrs. Nellie James, Mrs. Esther Karney, Harry and Roy Brownlee of Wiley City, and Mrs. Florence Terry of Yakima; a sister Mrs. Susie Days of Twisp; two brothers, Thomas Neff of Goldendale and Jack Neff of Wenatchee, besides 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from Shaw and Sons chapel Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Burial will be in Tahoma cemetery.
The Yakima Daily Republic
Monday, February 15, 1932
Page 2
Mrs. N. Mary Brownlee of Ahtanum died early this morning at St. Elizabeth's hospital at the age of 62. The deceased, who was a widow, was a native of Kansas but had resided in the valley 33 years and had spent most of her life in this state. She leaves seven children, Guy and James Brownlee of Bench, Mrs. Nellie James, Mrs. Esther Karney, Harry and Roy Brownlee of Wiley City, and Mrs. Florence Terry of Yakima; a sister Mrs. Susie Days of Twisp; two brothers, Thomas Neff of Goldendale and Jack Neff of Wenatchee, besides 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from Shaw and Sons chapel Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Burial will be in Tahoma cemetery.
Monday, February 15, 1932
Page 2
Mrs. N. Mary Brownlee of Ahtanum died early this morning at St. Elizabeth's hospital at the age of 62. The deceased, who was a widow, was a native of Kansas but had resided in the valley 33 years and had spent most of her life in this state. She leaves seven children, Guy and James Brownlee of Bench, Mrs. Nellie James, Mrs. Esther Karney, Harry and Roy Brownlee of Wiley City, and Mrs. Florence Terry of Yakima; a sister Mrs. Susie Days of Twisp; two brothers, Thomas Neff of Goldendale and Jack Neff of Wenatchee, besides 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from Shaw and Sons chapel Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Burial will be in Tahoma cemetery.
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