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Mary Tabitha “Mollie” <I>Henson</I> Bracken

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Mary Tabitha “Mollie” Henson Bracken

Birth
Jasper, Marion County, Tennessee, USA
Death
11 May 1916 (aged 55)
Dallas County, Texas, USA
Burial
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Plot
SECTION 37, LOT 57, N1/4 GRAVE 02.
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Died at age 55.

Maternal grandmother:
Tabitha Unknown (1802-).

Married Amos Lewis Bracken in 1877 as verified on the 1900 United States Federal Census. Mary was 16 years old. Their children:
William R. C. Bracken (1878-1945). Died at age 67. See below.
Ethel Pearl Bracken Adams (1880-1909). Died at age 29. See below.
Edward Claude Bracken (1883-1925). Died at age 42. See below.
Mary Jane Bracken Goode (1886-1965). Died at age 79. See below.
Amos Lewis Bracken, Jr. (1888-1955). Died at age 66. See below.
Arville Columbus Bracken (1891-1936). Died at age 45. See below.
Nancy Minverva Bracken Payne (1893-1926). Died at age 32. See below.
Samuel Boman Bracken (1895-1977). Died at age 81. See below.

They came by wagon to Dallas, Texas from Marion County, Tennessee in about 1893. They first lived in Fort Worth, then later moved to Dallas, Texas in about 1900. Amos was in the printing shop business.
Died at age 55.

Maternal grandmother:
Tabitha Unknown (1802-).

Married Amos Lewis Bracken in 1877 as verified on the 1900 United States Federal Census. Mary was 16 years old. Their children:
William R. C. Bracken (1878-1945). Died at age 67. See below.
Ethel Pearl Bracken Adams (1880-1909). Died at age 29. See below.
Edward Claude Bracken (1883-1925). Died at age 42. See below.
Mary Jane Bracken Goode (1886-1965). Died at age 79. See below.
Amos Lewis Bracken, Jr. (1888-1955). Died at age 66. See below.
Arville Columbus Bracken (1891-1936). Died at age 45. See below.
Nancy Minverva Bracken Payne (1893-1926). Died at age 32. See below.
Samuel Boman Bracken (1895-1977). Died at age 81. See below.

They came by wagon to Dallas, Texas from Marion County, Tennessee in about 1893. They first lived in Fort Worth, then later moved to Dallas, Texas in about 1900. Amos was in the printing shop business.

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