Minnie was the daughter of Benjamin W. Kirkland & Mary L. Brock.
She was the second wife of William (Bill) Dryman. Together they had two children, Donald Blaine who passed away in 1997, Florida & Mary Lee, died 2007.
Minnie passed away when Mary was four years old of consumption. The children went to live with family members while Bill went off to work. Mary always talked about her fathers visits with love and a twinkle in her eye, he was her knight in shining armor. She had a happy childhood growing up with her cousins but did miss having her mother.
She was the second wife of William (Bill) Dryman. Together they had two children, Donald Blaine who passed away in 1997, Florida & Mary Lee, died 2007.
Minnie passed away when Mary was four years old of consumption. The children went to live with family members while Bill went off to work. Mary always talked about her fathers visits with love and a twinkle in her eye, he was her knight in shining armor. She had a happy childhood growing up with her cousins but did miss having her mother.
Minnie was the daughter of Benjamin W. Kirkland & Mary L. Brock.
She was the second wife of William (Bill) Dryman. Together they had two children, Donald Blaine who passed away in 1997, Florida & Mary Lee, died 2007.
Minnie passed away when Mary was four years old of consumption. The children went to live with family members while Bill went off to work. Mary always talked about her fathers visits with love and a twinkle in her eye, he was her knight in shining armor. She had a happy childhood growing up with her cousins but did miss having her mother.
She was the second wife of William (Bill) Dryman. Together they had two children, Donald Blaine who passed away in 1997, Florida & Mary Lee, died 2007.
Minnie passed away when Mary was four years old of consumption. The children went to live with family members while Bill went off to work. Mary always talked about her fathers visits with love and a twinkle in her eye, he was her knight in shining armor. She had a happy childhood growing up with her cousins but did miss having her mother.
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There is no headstone for Minnie Dryman. (Louise, a wonderful volunteer did a search for Mrs. Dryman's marker).
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