The Santa Fe New Mexican 30 Dec 1939, Sat Page 8
John B. Bransford, 58, died Friday night at the family home on Tesuque drive across from the US Indian School.
Mr. Bransford was born in Trinidad, Colo., but has made Santa Fe his home for the past 13 years and is well known here. He was a carpenter by trade.
The following family Survives: his widow, Mrs. Delecia Bransford, three sons, Alex, Raymond, and John Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Josie Rivera, Mrs. Henrietta Marvin, and Mrs. Mary Ramon, three son-in-law, Tony Rivera, Henry Marvin, and Domingo Ramon, one daughter in law, Mrs. Paulita Bransford, and 13 grandchildren.
The body will rest at the family home until the hour of the services, which will be held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Guadalupe. Interment will take place at the family plot in the Guadalupe Cemetery. Rosary devotional services will be held at the home this evening and Sunday evening.
John B. Bransford, 58, died Friday night at the family home on Tesuque drive across from the US Indian School.
Mr. Bransford was born in Trinidad, Colo., but has made Santa Fe his home for the past 13 years and is well known here. He was a carpenter by trade.
The following family Survives: his widow, Mrs. Delecia Bransford, three sons, Alex, Raymond, and John Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Josie Rivera, Mrs. Henrietta Marvin, and Mrs. Mary Ramon, three son-in-law, Tony Rivera, Henry Marvin, and Domingo Ramon, one daughter in law, Mrs. Paulita Bransford, and 13 grandchildren.
The body will rest at the family home until the hour of the services, which will be held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Guadalupe. Interment will take place at the family plot in the Guadalupe Cemetery. Rosary devotional services will be held at the home this evening and Sunday evening.
The Santa Fe New Mexican 30 Dec 1939, Sat Page 8
John B. Bransford, 58, died Friday night at the family home on Tesuque drive across from the US Indian School.
Mr. Bransford was born in Trinidad, Colo., but has made Santa Fe his home for the past 13 years and is well known here. He was a carpenter by trade.
The following family Survives: his widow, Mrs. Delecia Bransford, three sons, Alex, Raymond, and John Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Josie Rivera, Mrs. Henrietta Marvin, and Mrs. Mary Ramon, three son-in-law, Tony Rivera, Henry Marvin, and Domingo Ramon, one daughter in law, Mrs. Paulita Bransford, and 13 grandchildren.
The body will rest at the family home until the hour of the services, which will be held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Guadalupe. Interment will take place at the family plot in the Guadalupe Cemetery. Rosary devotional services will be held at the home this evening and Sunday evening.
John B. Bransford, 58, died Friday night at the family home on Tesuque drive across from the US Indian School.
Mr. Bransford was born in Trinidad, Colo., but has made Santa Fe his home for the past 13 years and is well known here. He was a carpenter by trade.
The following family Survives: his widow, Mrs. Delecia Bransford, three sons, Alex, Raymond, and John Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Josie Rivera, Mrs. Henrietta Marvin, and Mrs. Mary Ramon, three son-in-law, Tony Rivera, Henry Marvin, and Domingo Ramon, one daughter in law, Mrs. Paulita Bransford, and 13 grandchildren.
The body will rest at the family home until the hour of the services, which will be held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Guadalupe. Interment will take place at the family plot in the Guadalupe Cemetery. Rosary devotional services will be held at the home this evening and Sunday evening.
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