I know very little. Sisters are buried here too, Emma and Susie Junod. From census records, she was married to John O' Brown, b. 1844 in England.
Birth, death and burial obtained from Missouri Archvies, Death Certificates, 1910-1959. Father is listed as James Junod born in Missouri. Mother is listed as Rebecca Reynolds, born in Moniteau County Missouri.
Eldon Advertiser, February 13, 1947
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida O'Brown were held at her residence on 9th St., in Eldon at 2 p.m. Friday, February 7, 1947. Mrs. O'Brown suffered a stroke early Wednesday morning and passed away a few hours later. Rev. Williams was in charge of the short service. Burial was made in the Denny Cemetery with Kays Funeral Service.
Mrs. O'Brown was formerly Ida Junod and was born July 31, 1872 in Moniteau County near Enon, Mo. She grew up at Enon and near Russellville and became a member of the Cole Spring Baptist Church early in her childhood.
In 1918, she married John O'Brown, who passed away in 1926. She was also preceded in death by three sisters: Mary, Rebecca and Emma.
Survivors include one sister, Miss Susie Junod, and several nieces and nephews. Two of her nieces, Mrs. Ray VanSandt and Mrs. E.G. Henderson, live in Eldon.
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Birth, death and burial obtained from Missouri Archvies, Death Certificates, 1910-1959. Father is listed as James Junod born in Missouri. Mother is listed as Rebecca Reynolds, born in Moniteau County Missouri.
Eldon Advertiser, February 13, 1947
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida O'Brown were held at her residence on 9th St., in Eldon at 2 p.m. Friday, February 7, 1947. Mrs. O'Brown suffered a stroke early Wednesday morning and passed away a few hours later. Rev. Williams was in charge of the short service. Burial was made in the Denny Cemetery with Kays Funeral Service.
Mrs. O'Brown was formerly Ida Junod and was born July 31, 1872 in Moniteau County near Enon, Mo. She grew up at Enon and near Russellville and became a member of the Cole Spring Baptist Church early in her childhood.
In 1918, she married John O'Brown, who passed away in 1926. She was also preceded in death by three sisters: Mary, Rebecca and Emma.
Survivors include one sister, Miss Susie Junod, and several nieces and nephews. Two of her nieces, Mrs. Ray VanSandt and Mrs. E.G. Henderson, live in Eldon.
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I know very little. Sisters are buried here too, Emma and Susie Junod. From census records, she was married to John O' Brown, b. 1844 in England.
Birth, death and burial obtained from Missouri Archvies, Death Certificates, 1910-1959. Father is listed as James Junod born in Missouri. Mother is listed as Rebecca Reynolds, born in Moniteau County Missouri.
Eldon Advertiser, February 13, 1947
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida O'Brown were held at her residence on 9th St., in Eldon at 2 p.m. Friday, February 7, 1947. Mrs. O'Brown suffered a stroke early Wednesday morning and passed away a few hours later. Rev. Williams was in charge of the short service. Burial was made in the Denny Cemetery with Kays Funeral Service.
Mrs. O'Brown was formerly Ida Junod and was born July 31, 1872 in Moniteau County near Enon, Mo. She grew up at Enon and near Russellville and became a member of the Cole Spring Baptist Church early in her childhood.
In 1918, she married John O'Brown, who passed away in 1926. She was also preceded in death by three sisters: Mary, Rebecca and Emma.
Survivors include one sister, Miss Susie Junod, and several nieces and nephews. Two of her nieces, Mrs. Ray VanSandt and Mrs. E.G. Henderson, live in Eldon.
SEND ME A NOTE IF YOU WISH TO MANAGE THIS MEMORIAL.
Birth, death and burial obtained from Missouri Archvies, Death Certificates, 1910-1959. Father is listed as James Junod born in Missouri. Mother is listed as Rebecca Reynolds, born in Moniteau County Missouri.
Eldon Advertiser, February 13, 1947
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida O'Brown were held at her residence on 9th St., in Eldon at 2 p.m. Friday, February 7, 1947. Mrs. O'Brown suffered a stroke early Wednesday morning and passed away a few hours later. Rev. Williams was in charge of the short service. Burial was made in the Denny Cemetery with Kays Funeral Service.
Mrs. O'Brown was formerly Ida Junod and was born July 31, 1872 in Moniteau County near Enon, Mo. She grew up at Enon and near Russellville and became a member of the Cole Spring Baptist Church early in her childhood.
In 1918, she married John O'Brown, who passed away in 1926. She was also preceded in death by three sisters: Mary, Rebecca and Emma.
Survivors include one sister, Miss Susie Junod, and several nieces and nephews. Two of her nieces, Mrs. Ray VanSandt and Mrs. E.G. Henderson, live in Eldon.
SEND ME A NOTE IF YOU WISH TO MANAGE THIS MEMORIAL.
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