Harrison Brayton. Born in Kingsbury, New York, May 2, 1840. Settled in Rice county, Kansas in 1878. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado August 27, 1914.
Janet W. Brayton. Wife of Harrison Brayton. Born in East Craftsbury, Vermont March 18, 1844. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado September 1, 1903.
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Published October 9, 1916
To be reinterred here Saturday
The remains of Harrison Brayton and his wife, Janet W. Brayton, will be reinterred in the Little River Cemetery on Saturday October 12 at 2:00 P.P. Services will be held at the grave conducted by Percy L. Perry, arrangements for reburial have been made by his sons, C. C. Brayton of Oakland, California and W. L. Brayton of Omaha, Nebraska.
Harrison Brayton was born in Kingsbury, New York in 1840 and died in Colorado Springs in 1914. He settled in Rice County in the spring of 1878, homesteading the farm now owned by Arthur Fry, later engaged in the hardware business in Windom. He is a brother of Linus and John Brayton.
His wife, Janet W. Brayton, was born in East Craftsbury, Vermont in 1844 and died in Colorado Springs in 1903.
Reprinted with permission, The Monitor-Journal, 248 Main Street, Little River, KS, 67457
Provided by Young Historical Library, 201 Main Street, P.O. Box 126, Little River, Kansas 67457
Janet W. Brayton. Wife of Harrison Brayton. Born in East Craftsbury, Vermont March 18, 1844. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado September 1, 1903.
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Published October 9, 1916
To be reinterred here Saturday
The remains of Harrison Brayton and his wife, Janet W. Brayton, will be reinterred in the Little River Cemetery on Saturday October 12 at 2:00 P.P. Services will be held at the grave conducted by Percy L. Perry, arrangements for reburial have been made by his sons, C. C. Brayton of Oakland, California and W. L. Brayton of Omaha, Nebraska.
Harrison Brayton was born in Kingsbury, New York in 1840 and died in Colorado Springs in 1914. He settled in Rice County in the spring of 1878, homesteading the farm now owned by Arthur Fry, later engaged in the hardware business in Windom. He is a brother of Linus and John Brayton.
His wife, Janet W. Brayton, was born in East Craftsbury, Vermont in 1844 and died in Colorado Springs in 1903.
Reprinted with permission, The Monitor-Journal, 248 Main Street, Little River, KS, 67457
Provided by Young Historical Library, 201 Main Street, P.O. Box 126, Little River, Kansas 67457
Harrison Brayton. Born in Kingsbury, New York, May 2, 1840. Settled in Rice county, Kansas in 1878. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado August 27, 1914.
Janet W. Brayton. Wife of Harrison Brayton. Born in East Craftsbury, Vermont March 18, 1844. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado September 1, 1903.
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Published October 9, 1916
To be reinterred here Saturday
The remains of Harrison Brayton and his wife, Janet W. Brayton, will be reinterred in the Little River Cemetery on Saturday October 12 at 2:00 P.P. Services will be held at the grave conducted by Percy L. Perry, arrangements for reburial have been made by his sons, C. C. Brayton of Oakland, California and W. L. Brayton of Omaha, Nebraska.
Harrison Brayton was born in Kingsbury, New York in 1840 and died in Colorado Springs in 1914. He settled in Rice County in the spring of 1878, homesteading the farm now owned by Arthur Fry, later engaged in the hardware business in Windom. He is a brother of Linus and John Brayton.
His wife, Janet W. Brayton, was born in East Craftsbury, Vermont in 1844 and died in Colorado Springs in 1903.
Reprinted with permission, The Monitor-Journal, 248 Main Street, Little River, KS, 67457
Provided by Young Historical Library, 201 Main Street, P.O. Box 126, Little River, Kansas 67457
Janet W. Brayton. Wife of Harrison Brayton. Born in East Craftsbury, Vermont March 18, 1844. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado September 1, 1903.
******
Published October 9, 1916
To be reinterred here Saturday
The remains of Harrison Brayton and his wife, Janet W. Brayton, will be reinterred in the Little River Cemetery on Saturday October 12 at 2:00 P.P. Services will be held at the grave conducted by Percy L. Perry, arrangements for reburial have been made by his sons, C. C. Brayton of Oakland, California and W. L. Brayton of Omaha, Nebraska.
Harrison Brayton was born in Kingsbury, New York in 1840 and died in Colorado Springs in 1914. He settled in Rice County in the spring of 1878, homesteading the farm now owned by Arthur Fry, later engaged in the hardware business in Windom. He is a brother of Linus and John Brayton.
His wife, Janet W. Brayton, was born in East Craftsbury, Vermont in 1844 and died in Colorado Springs in 1903.
Reprinted with permission, The Monitor-Journal, 248 Main Street, Little River, KS, 67457
Provided by Young Historical Library, 201 Main Street, P.O. Box 126, Little River, Kansas 67457
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Harrison Brayton. Born in Kingsbury, New York, May 2, 1840. Settled in Rice county, Kansas in 1878. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado August 27, 1914.
Janet W. Brayton. Wife of Harrison Brayton. Born in East Craftsbury, Vermont March 18, 1844. Died in Colorado Springs, Colorado September 1, 1903.
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