Augusta Beacon SEPTEMBER 16.1013 page 1
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Mrs. Edwin Bracy Died in Grand Rapids: Interment Monday
The remains of Mrs. Edwin Bracy were brought here Monday afternoon from Grand Rapids for burial in the Augusta cemetery. The body was accompanied by her three sons, Frank, Manual and Walter Bracy and wives all of Detroit.
Mrs. Bracy was a resident of this village thirty years ago and will be remembered by our oldest citizens. At the time of her death she was making her home with her nephew, Harry Clark at Grand Rapids, where the funeral was held.
The deceased was the last one of her family.
BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL
Mrs. Edwin Bracy Died in Grand Rapids: Interment Monday
The remains of Mrs. Edwin Bracy were brought here Monday afternoon from Grand Rapids for burial in the Augusta cemetery. The body was accompanied by her three sons, Frank, Manual and Walter Bracy and wives all of Detroit.
Mrs. Bracy was a resident of this village thirty years ago and will be remembered by our oldest citizens. At the time of her death she was making her home with her nephew, Harry Clark at Grand Rapids, where the funeral was held.
The deceased was the last one of her family.
Augusta Beacon SEPTEMBER 16.1013 page 1
BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL
Mrs. Edwin Bracy Died in Grand Rapids: Interment Monday
The remains of Mrs. Edwin Bracy were brought here Monday afternoon from Grand Rapids for burial in the Augusta cemetery. The body was accompanied by her three sons, Frank, Manual and Walter Bracy and wives all of Detroit.
Mrs. Bracy was a resident of this village thirty years ago and will be remembered by our oldest citizens. At the time of her death she was making her home with her nephew, Harry Clark at Grand Rapids, where the funeral was held.
The deceased was the last one of her family.
BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL
Mrs. Edwin Bracy Died in Grand Rapids: Interment Monday
The remains of Mrs. Edwin Bracy were brought here Monday afternoon from Grand Rapids for burial in the Augusta cemetery. The body was accompanied by her three sons, Frank, Manual and Walter Bracy and wives all of Detroit.
Mrs. Bracy was a resident of this village thirty years ago and will be remembered by our oldest citizens. At the time of her death she was making her home with her nephew, Harry Clark at Grand Rapids, where the funeral was held.
The deceased was the last one of her family.
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