Lovina Warren (34754698)
MRS. LOVINA ADELIA WARREN
Mrs. Lovina Adelia Warren, died last night at her home in Careyville after an illness of many months.
The funeral arrangements are being withheld until work from some of the children is received.
Mrs. Warren was born in Montpelier, Vermont, on November 5, 1856.
She was married in 1877, to EDWIN N BROUGHTON, and they came to Kansas in the early days locating in Stafford County where Mr. Broughton served for many years as probate judge. The family came to Hutchinson in 1899, where Mr. Broughton ran a printing office.
Seven children were born to this union, six of whom survive, Mrs. MABEL GRIFFITH, of Wichita: MRS. H H. HEIDE, of St. Louise, Missouri, C. E. BROUGHTON and H.O. BROUGHTON, of San Diego California; CHARLES V BROUGHTON, of Hutchinson.
Her husband died in 1899.
In 1906, she was married a second time to M. A. Warren, who survives.
The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, Kansas 18 May 1925, Mon • Page 3
Contributor: Erlene Best (Bremmer) (47170222) • [email protected]
MRS. LOVINA ADELIA WARREN
Mrs. Lovina Adelia Warren, died last night at her home in Careyville after an illness of many months.
The funeral arrangements are being withheld until work from some of the children is received.
Mrs. Warren was born in Montpelier, Vermont, on November 5, 1856.
She was married in 1877, to EDWIN N BROUGHTON, and they came to Kansas in the early days locating in Stafford County where Mr. Broughton served for many years as probate judge. The family came to Hutchinson in 1899, where Mr. Broughton ran a printing office.
Seven children were born to this union, six of whom survive, Mrs. MABEL GRIFFITH, of Wichita: MRS. H H. HEIDE, of St. Louise, Missouri, C. E. BROUGHTON and H.O. BROUGHTON, of San Diego California; CHARLES V BROUGHTON, of Hutchinson.
Her husband died in 1899.
In 1906, she was married a second time to M. A. Warren, who survives.
The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, Kansas 18 May 1925, Mon • Page 3
Contributor: Erlene Best (Bremmer) (47170222) • [email protected]
Lovina Warren (34754698)
MRS. LOVINA ADELIA WARREN
Mrs. Lovina Adelia Warren, died last night at her home in Careyville after an illness of many months.
The funeral arrangements are being withheld until work from some of the children is received.
Mrs. Warren was born in Montpelier, Vermont, on November 5, 1856.
She was married in 1877, to EDWIN N BROUGHTON, and they came to Kansas in the early days locating in Stafford County where Mr. Broughton served for many years as probate judge. The family came to Hutchinson in 1899, where Mr. Broughton ran a printing office.
Seven children were born to this union, six of whom survive, Mrs. MABEL GRIFFITH, of Wichita: MRS. H H. HEIDE, of St. Louise, Missouri, C. E. BROUGHTON and H.O. BROUGHTON, of San Diego California; CHARLES V BROUGHTON, of Hutchinson.
Her husband died in 1899.
In 1906, she was married a second time to M. A. Warren, who survives.
The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, Kansas 18 May 1925, Mon • Page 3
Contributor: Erlene Best (Bremmer) (47170222) • [email protected]
MRS. LOVINA ADELIA WARREN
Mrs. Lovina Adelia Warren, died last night at her home in Careyville after an illness of many months.
The funeral arrangements are being withheld until work from some of the children is received.
Mrs. Warren was born in Montpelier, Vermont, on November 5, 1856.
She was married in 1877, to EDWIN N BROUGHTON, and they came to Kansas in the early days locating in Stafford County where Mr. Broughton served for many years as probate judge. The family came to Hutchinson in 1899, where Mr. Broughton ran a printing office.
Seven children were born to this union, six of whom survive, Mrs. MABEL GRIFFITH, of Wichita: MRS. H H. HEIDE, of St. Louise, Missouri, C. E. BROUGHTON and H.O. BROUGHTON, of San Diego California; CHARLES V BROUGHTON, of Hutchinson.
Her husband died in 1899.
In 1906, she was married a second time to M. A. Warren, who survives.
The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, Kansas 18 May 1925, Mon • Page 3
Contributor: Erlene Best (Bremmer) (47170222) • [email protected]
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