Johnny Young McBrayer was the son of Samuel Buncombe & Susan Barnes McBrayer. He married Eliza A. Montgomery Nov. 6, 1881 in St. Clair Co., AL.
Johnny died of wounds received in battle.
Information provided by:
Carl McBrayer
McBrayer Family Historian
412 Char Lane
Midwest City, OK 73110
405-732-1757
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http://www.TheMcBrayerFamilyOnline.com
St. Clair County News 1908
January 13, 1909: John Y. McBrayer, one of the best known citizens of St. Clair County, died at his home at St. Clair Springs on Monday, December 28th, 1908. He was 61 years of age. Bro. McBrayer was an upright, honest and substantial citizen, a faithful loving and true friend, an Odd Fellow, and a sonsistent, earnest and devout Christian. He was buried at Evergreen where a large concourse of his friends and acquaintances had gathered to do honor to his memory.
By Murder, Accident and Natural Causes - Joe Whitten
Rachel McBrayer b: NOV 1882 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fannie McBrayer b: MAY 1883 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Johnny died of wounds received in battle.
Information provided by:
Carl McBrayer
McBrayer Family Historian
412 Char Lane
Midwest City, OK 73110
405-732-1757
WA5JDV -- 14.332 Mhz daily
http://www.TheMcBrayerFamilyOnline.com
St. Clair County News 1908
January 13, 1909: John Y. McBrayer, one of the best known citizens of St. Clair County, died at his home at St. Clair Springs on Monday, December 28th, 1908. He was 61 years of age. Bro. McBrayer was an upright, honest and substantial citizen, a faithful loving and true friend, an Odd Fellow, and a sonsistent, earnest and devout Christian. He was buried at Evergreen where a large concourse of his friends and acquaintances had gathered to do honor to his memory.
By Murder, Accident and Natural Causes - Joe Whitten
Rachel McBrayer b: NOV 1882 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fannie McBrayer b: MAY 1883 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Johnny Young McBrayer was the son of Samuel Buncombe & Susan Barnes McBrayer. He married Eliza A. Montgomery Nov. 6, 1881 in St. Clair Co., AL.
Johnny died of wounds received in battle.
Information provided by:
Carl McBrayer
McBrayer Family Historian
412 Char Lane
Midwest City, OK 73110
405-732-1757
WA5JDV -- 14.332 Mhz daily
http://www.TheMcBrayerFamilyOnline.com
St. Clair County News 1908
January 13, 1909: John Y. McBrayer, one of the best known citizens of St. Clair County, died at his home at St. Clair Springs on Monday, December 28th, 1908. He was 61 years of age. Bro. McBrayer was an upright, honest and substantial citizen, a faithful loving and true friend, an Odd Fellow, and a sonsistent, earnest and devout Christian. He was buried at Evergreen where a large concourse of his friends and acquaintances had gathered to do honor to his memory.
By Murder, Accident and Natural Causes - Joe Whitten
Rachel McBrayer b: NOV 1882 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fannie McBrayer b: MAY 1883 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Johnny died of wounds received in battle.
Information provided by:
Carl McBrayer
McBrayer Family Historian
412 Char Lane
Midwest City, OK 73110
405-732-1757
WA5JDV -- 14.332 Mhz daily
http://www.TheMcBrayerFamilyOnline.com
St. Clair County News 1908
January 13, 1909: John Y. McBrayer, one of the best known citizens of St. Clair County, died at his home at St. Clair Springs on Monday, December 28th, 1908. He was 61 years of age. Bro. McBrayer was an upright, honest and substantial citizen, a faithful loving and true friend, an Odd Fellow, and a sonsistent, earnest and devout Christian. He was buried at Evergreen where a large concourse of his friends and acquaintances had gathered to do honor to his memory.
By Murder, Accident and Natural Causes - Joe Whitten
Rachel McBrayer b: NOV 1882 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fannie McBrayer b: MAY 1883 in St Clair Co., Alabama
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