Mrs. Alec Brown, who has been sick for some time, died Monday, the 24th. She leaves a husband and two children, and a host of relatives and friends who mourn her loss. (The Newton County News, Newtonia, Missouri, 27 Feb 1902, Thu Page 3)
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BURIAL INFORMATION
Knowledge of Ann's burial location comes from Ann's daughter Myrtle (Brown) Trenary, who passed this information down to her daughter. This daughter in turn has decorated the grave over the years and has shown this contributor (me) of its location and meaning. Since Ann's space is marked by an unnamed stone, a walking canvas of the cemetery would not produce her name being listed in any published cemetery book. Also, the plat map of the cemetery only lists the lot owned by Brown.
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BURIAL INFORMATION
Knowledge of Ann's burial location comes from Ann's daughter Myrtle (Brown) Trenary, who passed this information down to her daughter. This daughter in turn has decorated the grave over the years and has shown this contributor (me) of its location and meaning. Since Ann's space is marked by an unnamed stone, a walking canvas of the cemetery would not produce her name being listed in any published cemetery book. Also, the plat map of the cemetery only lists the lot owned by Brown.
Mrs. Alec Brown, who has been sick for some time, died Monday, the 24th. She leaves a husband and two children, and a host of relatives and friends who mourn her loss. (The Newton County News, Newtonia, Missouri, 27 Feb 1902, Thu Page 3)
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BURIAL INFORMATION
Knowledge of Ann's burial location comes from Ann's daughter Myrtle (Brown) Trenary, who passed this information down to her daughter. This daughter in turn has decorated the grave over the years and has shown this contributor (me) of its location and meaning. Since Ann's space is marked by an unnamed stone, a walking canvas of the cemetery would not produce her name being listed in any published cemetery book. Also, the plat map of the cemetery only lists the lot owned by Brown.
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BURIAL INFORMATION
Knowledge of Ann's burial location comes from Ann's daughter Myrtle (Brown) Trenary, who passed this information down to her daughter. This daughter in turn has decorated the grave over the years and has shown this contributor (me) of its location and meaning. Since Ann's space is marked by an unnamed stone, a walking canvas of the cemetery would not produce her name being listed in any published cemetery book. Also, the plat map of the cemetery only lists the lot owned by Brown.
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