Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Spouses
ChildrenAmelia F. (1860-1943)
Edward Janes (1859-1899)
ChildrenSadie Virginia (1871-1949)
William Bryan (1862-1949)
Mabel C. (1877-1934)
George Henry (1878-1943)
Cynthia Nida Ann (1882-1942)
Frank (~1870-1870)
Notes for Hannah Virginia Anne Nancy Jane Bryan
1900 Census notes Father/Mother born PA
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Marriage Notice:
"In Tyrone City, on the 9th inst., by Rev. R. W. Black, Rev. W. A.PLOTNER of Spring Mills, Centre county, to Miss NANCY J. BRYAN, formerlyof Lewiston, Mifflin county."
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Obtituary Notice (3/25/1904)
"MRS. MURPHY DIES AT DAYTON -- RESIDED IN FORT WAYNE FOR THIRTY YEARS.She Was the Wife of Amos Murphy, a Well Known Painter -- The Remains WillBe Brought Here for Burial.
Mrs. Murphy, the wife of Amos Murphy and formerly a resident of FortWayne, died Wednesday at her home at Dayton, O. Mrs. Murphy for morethan thirty years lived in this city and she had many friends here. Herhusband was a well known painter. The family moved to Dayton about eightyears ago. Mrs. Murphy was sixty-one years of age.
The decedent is survived by her husband and six children. The latterare William B. Murphy, George H. Murphy, Mrs. Michael Yuther and Mrs.Mabel Sieler of Dayton; Mrs. A. L. Schroeder of Columbus, O., and Mrs.George Haskell, of Mason City, Iowa.
The remains will be brought to Fort Wayne for burial, arriving Saturdaymorning at 10:30 o'clock. The cortege will proceed directly toLindenwood cemetery, where short services will be held."
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Marriage Notice:
"In Tyrone City, on the 9th inst., by Rev. R. W. Black, Rev. W. A.PLOTNER of Spring Mills, Centre county, to Miss NANCY J. BRYAN, formerlyof Lewiston, Mifflin county."
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Obtituary Notice (3/25/1904)
"MRS. MURPHY DIES AT DAYTON -- RESIDED IN FORT WAYNE FOR THIRTY YEARS.She Was the Wife of Amos Murphy, a Well Known Painter -- The Remains WillBe Brought Here for Burial.
Mrs. Murphy, the wife of Amos Murphy and formerly a resident of FortWayne, died Wednesday at her home at Dayton, O. Mrs. Murphy for morethan thirty years lived in this city and she had many friends here. Herhusband was a well known painter. The family moved to Dayton about eightyears ago. Mrs. Murphy was sixty-one years of age.
The decedent is survived by her husband and six children. The latterare William B. Murphy, George H. Murphy, Mrs. Michael Yuther and Mrs.Mabel Sieler of Dayton; Mrs. A. L. Schroeder of Columbus, O., and Mrs.George Haskell, of Mason City, Iowa.
The remains will be brought to Fort Wayne for burial, arriving Saturdaymorning at 10:30 o'clock. The cortege will proceed directly toLindenwood cemetery, where short services will be held."