Married (1) Harrison Paul Roney 28 July 1921, Powell, Wyoming. Widowed in 1927. (2)Married Earl William Branstetter before 1935. They divorced, he died in Billings in 1979. (3) Married Dale W. Glenn, 27 Nov 1961, Clark County, Nevada.
Information from grandson Paul Roney: "After her husband Paul died 3 months before the birth of my dad (William), she raised her two boys, Lewis and William Paul (Bill) in Powell, Wyoming. They lived on the family farm with her parents, Andrew K. and Myrtle Bradford."
1920 census: Mae is living on the family farm with her father and mother, Andrew and Myrtle Bradford.
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Contributor's Note: Her first husband was the last name of Roney, and she is buried with all of the Roney family.
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Powell Tribune no. 20 July 29, 1921, page 1:
MARRIAGE AT BRADFORD HOME
A happy marriage occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Bradford last evening, July 28th, when their daughter, Margaret Mae became the bride of Harrison Paul Roney, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Roney. The ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock by Rev. J.L. Taylor. Only the Roney and Bradford families were present at the marriage. It was a quiet home event, and the bride and groom were unattended as they stood before the minister while he was speaking the words that made them husband and wife. After the serving of a wedding luncheon, the newlyweds left on a week's tour of the Yellowstone Park to spend their honeymoon amid the delightful scenes of nature's wonderland. After their return to Powell, they will make their home with the parents of the groom, as Paul is associated with his father in the farming operations.
Both the bride and groom in this happy marriage event are well known in Powell. The bride is a graduate of the Powell schools, is popular and admired for her practical qualities. Paul Roney came to Powell two years ago after service over-seas in the great war. He has since been farming with his father. He is a good steady young man and capable of making a good home and livelihood for the excellent young lady he has chosen for a life companion. The Tribune joins with their many friends in the Powell valley in extending best wishes.
Information from grandson Paul Roney: "After her husband Paul died 3 months before the birth of my dad (William), she raised her two boys, Lewis and William Paul (Bill) in Powell, Wyoming. They lived on the family farm with her parents, Andrew K. and Myrtle Bradford."
1920 census: Mae is living on the family farm with her father and mother, Andrew and Myrtle Bradford.
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Contributor's Note: Her first husband was the last name of Roney, and she is buried with all of the Roney family.
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Powell Tribune no. 20 July 29, 1921, page 1:
MARRIAGE AT BRADFORD HOME
A happy marriage occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Bradford last evening, July 28th, when their daughter, Margaret Mae became the bride of Harrison Paul Roney, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Roney. The ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock by Rev. J.L. Taylor. Only the Roney and Bradford families were present at the marriage. It was a quiet home event, and the bride and groom were unattended as they stood before the minister while he was speaking the words that made them husband and wife. After the serving of a wedding luncheon, the newlyweds left on a week's tour of the Yellowstone Park to spend their honeymoon amid the delightful scenes of nature's wonderland. After their return to Powell, they will make their home with the parents of the groom, as Paul is associated with his father in the farming operations.
Both the bride and groom in this happy marriage event are well known in Powell. The bride is a graduate of the Powell schools, is popular and admired for her practical qualities. Paul Roney came to Powell two years ago after service over-seas in the great war. He has since been farming with his father. He is a good steady young man and capable of making a good home and livelihood for the excellent young lady he has chosen for a life companion. The Tribune joins with their many friends in the Powell valley in extending best wishes.
Married (1) Harrison Paul Roney 28 July 1921, Powell, Wyoming. Widowed in 1927. (2)Married Earl William Branstetter before 1935. They divorced, he died in Billings in 1979. (3) Married Dale W. Glenn, 27 Nov 1961, Clark County, Nevada.
Information from grandson Paul Roney: "After her husband Paul died 3 months before the birth of my dad (William), she raised her two boys, Lewis and William Paul (Bill) in Powell, Wyoming. They lived on the family farm with her parents, Andrew K. and Myrtle Bradford."
1920 census: Mae is living on the family farm with her father and mother, Andrew and Myrtle Bradford.
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Contributor's Note: Her first husband was the last name of Roney, and she is buried with all of the Roney family.
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Powell Tribune no. 20 July 29, 1921, page 1:
MARRIAGE AT BRADFORD HOME
A happy marriage occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Bradford last evening, July 28th, when their daughter, Margaret Mae became the bride of Harrison Paul Roney, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Roney. The ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock by Rev. J.L. Taylor. Only the Roney and Bradford families were present at the marriage. It was a quiet home event, and the bride and groom were unattended as they stood before the minister while he was speaking the words that made them husband and wife. After the serving of a wedding luncheon, the newlyweds left on a week's tour of the Yellowstone Park to spend their honeymoon amid the delightful scenes of nature's wonderland. After their return to Powell, they will make their home with the parents of the groom, as Paul is associated with his father in the farming operations.
Both the bride and groom in this happy marriage event are well known in Powell. The bride is a graduate of the Powell schools, is popular and admired for her practical qualities. Paul Roney came to Powell two years ago after service over-seas in the great war. He has since been farming with his father. He is a good steady young man and capable of making a good home and livelihood for the excellent young lady he has chosen for a life companion. The Tribune joins with their many friends in the Powell valley in extending best wishes.
Information from grandson Paul Roney: "After her husband Paul died 3 months before the birth of my dad (William), she raised her two boys, Lewis and William Paul (Bill) in Powell, Wyoming. They lived on the family farm with her parents, Andrew K. and Myrtle Bradford."
1920 census: Mae is living on the family farm with her father and mother, Andrew and Myrtle Bradford.
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Contributor's Note: Her first husband was the last name of Roney, and she is buried with all of the Roney family.
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Powell Tribune no. 20 July 29, 1921, page 1:
MARRIAGE AT BRADFORD HOME
A happy marriage occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Bradford last evening, July 28th, when their daughter, Margaret Mae became the bride of Harrison Paul Roney, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Roney. The ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock by Rev. J.L. Taylor. Only the Roney and Bradford families were present at the marriage. It was a quiet home event, and the bride and groom were unattended as they stood before the minister while he was speaking the words that made them husband and wife. After the serving of a wedding luncheon, the newlyweds left on a week's tour of the Yellowstone Park to spend their honeymoon amid the delightful scenes of nature's wonderland. After their return to Powell, they will make their home with the parents of the groom, as Paul is associated with his father in the farming operations.
Both the bride and groom in this happy marriage event are well known in Powell. The bride is a graduate of the Powell schools, is popular and admired for her practical qualities. Paul Roney came to Powell two years ago after service over-seas in the great war. He has since been farming with his father. He is a good steady young man and capable of making a good home and livelihood for the excellent young lady he has chosen for a life companion. The Tribune joins with their many friends in the Powell valley in extending best wishes.
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