They had 3 Children, all died in infancy. Safrona died early also
He was a bricklayer, and with his brother, Captain James Bragg, built the courthouse in Lebanon, Indiana. He lived in Traders Point, Indiana for 33 years and moved to Zionsville, Indiana in 1880. His wife, Mahala was "taken seriosly ill with heart trouble" and a week later John "began complaining and both declined rapidly". John died on a Tuesday, and Mahala died the following morning. Evidently the funerals were combined. Information from Johns obituary, Zionsville Times dated Thursday, February 7, 1907. Served in the 10th Indiana Infantry, Co. I. He joined in Lebanon, Indiana in April 1861 and was discharged in August 1861. During his short time enlisted, he contracted "weak eyes, rheumatism, kidney and heart trouble" This information found in the Boone Magazine, biography of a civil war soldier.
He was a bricklayer, and with his brother, Captain James Bragg, built the courthouse in Lebanon, Indiana. He lived in Traders Point, Indiana for 33 years and moved to Zionsville, Indiana in 1880. His wife, Mahala was "taken seriosly ill with heart trouble" and a week later John "began complaining and both declined rapidly". John died on a Tuesday, and Mahala died the following morning. Evidently the funerals were combined. Information from Johns obituary, Zionsville Times dated Thursday, February 7, 1907. Served in the 10th Indiana Infantry, Co. I. He joined in Lebanon, Indiana in April 1861 and was discharged in August 1861. During his short time enlisted, he contracted "weak eyes, rheumatism, kidney and heart trouble" This information found in the Boone Magazine, biography of a civil war soldier.
They had 3 Children, all died in infancy. Safrona died early also
He was a bricklayer, and with his brother, Captain James Bragg, built the courthouse in Lebanon, Indiana. He lived in Traders Point, Indiana for 33 years and moved to Zionsville, Indiana in 1880. His wife, Mahala was "taken seriosly ill with heart trouble" and a week later John "began complaining and both declined rapidly". John died on a Tuesday, and Mahala died the following morning. Evidently the funerals were combined. Information from Johns obituary, Zionsville Times dated Thursday, February 7, 1907. Served in the 10th Indiana Infantry, Co. I. He joined in Lebanon, Indiana in April 1861 and was discharged in August 1861. During his short time enlisted, he contracted "weak eyes, rheumatism, kidney and heart trouble" This information found in the Boone Magazine, biography of a civil war soldier.
He was a bricklayer, and with his brother, Captain James Bragg, built the courthouse in Lebanon, Indiana. He lived in Traders Point, Indiana for 33 years and moved to Zionsville, Indiana in 1880. His wife, Mahala was "taken seriosly ill with heart trouble" and a week later John "began complaining and both declined rapidly". John died on a Tuesday, and Mahala died the following morning. Evidently the funerals were combined. Information from Johns obituary, Zionsville Times dated Thursday, February 7, 1907. Served in the 10th Indiana Infantry, Co. I. He joined in Lebanon, Indiana in April 1861 and was discharged in August 1861. During his short time enlisted, he contracted "weak eyes, rheumatism, kidney and heart trouble" This information found in the Boone Magazine, biography of a civil war soldier.
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