Hattie Betts was born to Calvin Betts and Charlotte Louise Jones. She was the wife of Harry Bras and the mother of four children: Elsie Louisee, Lilian Eugenia, Florence, and Sara Isabel.
Bio for Harry L. Bras from "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), p 1171-1172.
On September 2, 1885, Mr. Bras was married to Miss Hattie Betts, of Mount Vernon, and to them four daughters have been born, Elsie Louise, Lillian, Florence and Sarah. Mrs. Bras died in December, 1903. In the prime of his manhood, Mr. Bras, with state-wide acquaintance and unstinted popularity, is still but at the beginning of that career of usefulness and honor which his unflagging industry, integrity and ability give assurance that the community will require at his hands.
Contributor: Heather Hall (48030601)
Bio for Harry L. Bras from "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), p 1171-1172.
On September 2, 1885, Mr. Bras was married to Miss Hattie Betts, of Mount Vernon, and to them four daughters have been born, Elsie Louise, Lillian, Florence and Sarah. Mrs. Bras died in December, 1903. In the prime of his manhood, Mr. Bras, with state-wide acquaintance and unstinted popularity, is still but at the beginning of that career of usefulness and honor which his unflagging industry, integrity and ability give assurance that the community will require at his hands.
Contributor: Heather Hall (48030601)
Hattie Betts was born to Calvin Betts and Charlotte Louise Jones. She was the wife of Harry Bras and the mother of four children: Elsie Louisee, Lilian Eugenia, Florence, and Sara Isabel.
Bio for Harry L. Bras from "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), p 1171-1172.
On September 2, 1885, Mr. Bras was married to Miss Hattie Betts, of Mount Vernon, and to them four daughters have been born, Elsie Louise, Lillian, Florence and Sarah. Mrs. Bras died in December, 1903. In the prime of his manhood, Mr. Bras, with state-wide acquaintance and unstinted popularity, is still but at the beginning of that career of usefulness and honor which his unflagging industry, integrity and ability give assurance that the community will require at his hands.
Contributor: Heather Hall (48030601)
Bio for Harry L. Bras from "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), p 1171-1172.
On September 2, 1885, Mr. Bras was married to Miss Hattie Betts, of Mount Vernon, and to them four daughters have been born, Elsie Louise, Lillian, Florence and Sarah. Mrs. Bras died in December, 1903. In the prime of his manhood, Mr. Bras, with state-wide acquaintance and unstinted popularity, is still but at the beginning of that career of usefulness and honor which his unflagging industry, integrity and ability give assurance that the community will require at his hands.
Contributor: Heather Hall (48030601)
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