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ULYSSES GRANT BRENIZER son of Henry and Frances A. Brenizer was born in Schuyler County, Mo near his present home July 19, 1864. Grant lives two and one-half miles east of Queen City on his father's old home place. He was educated in the public schools and attended one year at Avalon College.
He was married July 13, 1886 to Miss Sibbie Hoffman. To this union ten children were born as follows: Albert Lincoln, twenty-three, Mary Ethel, twenty-two, Lewis Ivan, twenty; Francis Marion, eighteen; Edith Emaline, fifteen; John Henry, thirteen; Bessie May, twelve; Esther Sibela, ten; William Ray, five; Ulysses Grant who died October 10, 1898, five years old.
Henry H. Brenizer and his wife Frances A. Barr were both natives of Ohio. They came to Schuyler county in the fall of 1863 and bought eighty acres of land where U.G. now lives, of John Cohen, consideration three dollars per acre. He died in March 1898. His widow is still living in Queen City.
Mrs. U. G. Brenizer was the daughter of John Hoffman an old settler of Prairie township. She is forty-one years old. Mr. Brenzier owns a farm of 240 acres of very good land. He handles purebred Shorthorn cattle and some excellent individuals of the most aristocratic strains of Shorthorn blood are in his herd. Matchless Goods, a grandson of Choice Goods is at the head of his herd.
He is a Democrat and a member of the M. W. of A., also A. F. & M. lodge. He and his wife are members of the M.E. church. He has never held office in the county except school director, which office he has filled for twenty-three years.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 277-278 (1910)
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ULYSSES GRANT BRENIZER son of Henry and Frances A. Brenizer was born in Schuyler County, Mo near his present home July 19, 1864. Grant lives two and one-half miles east of Queen City on his father's old home place. He was educated in the public schools and attended one year at Avalon College.
He was married July 13, 1886 to Miss Sibbie Hoffman. To this union ten children were born as follows: Albert Lincoln, twenty-three, Mary Ethel, twenty-two, Lewis Ivan, twenty; Francis Marion, eighteen; Edith Emaline, fifteen; John Henry, thirteen; Bessie May, twelve; Esther Sibela, ten; William Ray, five; Ulysses Grant who died October 10, 1898, five years old.
Henry H. Brenizer and his wife Frances A. Barr were both natives of Ohio. They came to Schuyler county in the fall of 1863 and bought eighty acres of land where U.G. now lives, of John Cohen, consideration three dollars per acre. He died in March 1898. His widow is still living in Queen City.
Mrs. U. G. Brenizer was the daughter of John Hoffman an old settler of Prairie township. She is forty-one years old. Mr. Brenzier owns a farm of 240 acres of very good land. He handles purebred Shorthorn cattle and some excellent individuals of the most aristocratic strains of Shorthorn blood are in his herd. Matchless Goods, a grandson of Choice Goods is at the head of his herd.
He is a Democrat and a member of the M. W. of A., also A. F. & M. lodge. He and his wife are members of the M.E. church. He has never held office in the county except school director, which office he has filled for twenty-three years.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co. pages 277-278 (1910)
Family Members
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Albert Lincoln Brenizer
1887–1957
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Mary Ethyl Brenizer Gramsch
1888–1961
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Lewis Ivan Brenizer
1889–1962
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Francis Marion Brenizer
1892–1970
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Ulysses Grant Brenizer Jr
1893–1898
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Edith Emeline Brenizer Bergman
1895–1966
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John Henry Brenizer
1896–1974
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Bessie Mae Brenizer Fowler
1898–1980
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Ester Sibela Brenizer Fugate
1900–1938
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William Ray Brenizer
1905–1976
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