Minerva S. Umbarger Brannen is either buried in Iowa County, Iowa or in Tama County, Iowa but can find no record of any burial.
Minerva Umbarger married William Legrand Brannen 26 Dec 1843 in Brownstown, Jackson Co., IN.
According to her husband's obituary, Minerva died in 1854. They first came to Tama County then went to live in the Kostza, Iowa County, Iowa area from 1851-1854 when his obituary states he moved to Toledo, Tama County, Iowa in 1854.
In the 1851 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives William L. Brannen, 30y, Manora S Brannen 27y, Isabel Brannen, 6y, Leonadas Brannen 4y, and Charles Brannen 2y
In the 1852 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives Wm. L. Brannen, with 2 males and 3 females
In the 1856 State of Iowa Census for Tama County, it gives Wm L. Brannen 35y, Carpenter bp IN, Leondis Brannen, 8y bp IN and Eliza Umbarger bp IN with all marked as living in Iowa 5y. Eliza was a sister to Minerva.
It appears that two of William & Minerva's children, Isabel and Charles Brannen, died sometime between 1851 and 1856.
Minerva Umbarger married William Legrand Brannen 26 Dec 1843 in Brownstown, Jackson Co., IN.
According to her husband's obituary, Minerva died in 1854. They first came to Tama County then went to live in the Kostza, Iowa County, Iowa area from 1851-1854 when his obituary states he moved to Toledo, Tama County, Iowa in 1854.
In the 1851 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives William L. Brannen, 30y, Manora S Brannen 27y, Isabel Brannen, 6y, Leonadas Brannen 4y, and Charles Brannen 2y
In the 1852 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives Wm. L. Brannen, with 2 males and 3 females
In the 1856 State of Iowa Census for Tama County, it gives Wm L. Brannen 35y, Carpenter bp IN, Leondis Brannen, 8y bp IN and Eliza Umbarger bp IN with all marked as living in Iowa 5y. Eliza was a sister to Minerva.
It appears that two of William & Minerva's children, Isabel and Charles Brannen, died sometime between 1851 and 1856.
Minerva S. Umbarger Brannen is either buried in Iowa County, Iowa or in Tama County, Iowa but can find no record of any burial.
Minerva Umbarger married William Legrand Brannen 26 Dec 1843 in Brownstown, Jackson Co., IN.
According to her husband's obituary, Minerva died in 1854. They first came to Tama County then went to live in the Kostza, Iowa County, Iowa area from 1851-1854 when his obituary states he moved to Toledo, Tama County, Iowa in 1854.
In the 1851 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives William L. Brannen, 30y, Manora S Brannen 27y, Isabel Brannen, 6y, Leonadas Brannen 4y, and Charles Brannen 2y
In the 1852 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives Wm. L. Brannen, with 2 males and 3 females
In the 1856 State of Iowa Census for Tama County, it gives Wm L. Brannen 35y, Carpenter bp IN, Leondis Brannen, 8y bp IN and Eliza Umbarger bp IN with all marked as living in Iowa 5y. Eliza was a sister to Minerva.
It appears that two of William & Minerva's children, Isabel and Charles Brannen, died sometime between 1851 and 1856.
Minerva Umbarger married William Legrand Brannen 26 Dec 1843 in Brownstown, Jackson Co., IN.
According to her husband's obituary, Minerva died in 1854. They first came to Tama County then went to live in the Kostza, Iowa County, Iowa area from 1851-1854 when his obituary states he moved to Toledo, Tama County, Iowa in 1854.
In the 1851 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives William L. Brannen, 30y, Manora S Brannen 27y, Isabel Brannen, 6y, Leonadas Brannen 4y, and Charles Brannen 2y
In the 1852 State of Iowa Census for Iowa County, it gives Wm. L. Brannen, with 2 males and 3 females
In the 1856 State of Iowa Census for Tama County, it gives Wm L. Brannen 35y, Carpenter bp IN, Leondis Brannen, 8y bp IN and Eliza Umbarger bp IN with all marked as living in Iowa 5y. Eliza was a sister to Minerva.
It appears that two of William & Minerva's children, Isabel and Charles Brannen, died sometime between 1851 and 1856.
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