Miranda J. Osborn was the daughter of Jesse and Hannah (Toney) Osborn. Miranda married Ezra Wilson Rader on May 25, 1884 in Hendricks County, Indiana. Ezra and Miranda had two daughters, Jessie (died as an infant) and Opal Myrtle (Rader) Brackett.
Miranda filed for a divorce from Ezra (Circuit Court Order Volume 30 April 9, 1887-June 30, 1888 Case #4886), but Miranda ended up dismissing the case.
Miranda was a member of the Christian Church in Brownsburg.
Miranda's obituary states she was born September 12, 1866, but her sister, Martha was born October 13, 1866. Census records indicate Miranda was born in 1868.
Miranda filed for a divorce from Ezra (Circuit Court Order Volume 30 April 9, 1887-June 30, 1888 Case #4886), but Miranda ended up dismissing the case.
Miranda was a member of the Christian Church in Brownsburg.
Miranda's obituary states she was born September 12, 1866, but her sister, Martha was born October 13, 1866. Census records indicate Miranda was born in 1868.
Miranda J. Osborn was the daughter of Jesse and Hannah (Toney) Osborn. Miranda married Ezra Wilson Rader on May 25, 1884 in Hendricks County, Indiana. Ezra and Miranda had two daughters, Jessie (died as an infant) and Opal Myrtle (Rader) Brackett.
Miranda filed for a divorce from Ezra (Circuit Court Order Volume 30 April 9, 1887-June 30, 1888 Case #4886), but Miranda ended up dismissing the case.
Miranda was a member of the Christian Church in Brownsburg.
Miranda's obituary states she was born September 12, 1866, but her sister, Martha was born October 13, 1866. Census records indicate Miranda was born in 1868.
Miranda filed for a divorce from Ezra (Circuit Court Order Volume 30 April 9, 1887-June 30, 1888 Case #4886), but Miranda ended up dismissing the case.
Miranda was a member of the Christian Church in Brownsburg.
Miranda's obituary states she was born September 12, 1866, but her sister, Martha was born October 13, 1866. Census records indicate Miranda was born in 1868.
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