Daughter of the American Revolution - Descendant of Captain Edward Paine of Connecticut.
She was the daughter of Madison Kelley and Elizabeth Phelps Kelley.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Breton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired, who died Monday at her apartments in the Wyoming will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Henry A. Brown, Chaplain of the United States Army. Interment which will be private will be in Arlington National Cemetery beside the body of her husband. Mrs. Brayton was born in Ohio. She came to Washington with her husband in 1898 and had lived here since. Colonel Brayton died in this city two years ago. Mrs. Brayton leaves no close relatives.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Died
Brayton. On Monday, August 24, 1914, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired. Funeral from the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest, opposite Franklin Square on Thursday, August 27 at 11AM. Interment (private) at Arlington Cemetery.
(Cleveland papers please copy.)
She was the daughter of Madison Kelley and Elizabeth Phelps Kelley.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Breton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired, who died Monday at her apartments in the Wyoming will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Henry A. Brown, Chaplain of the United States Army. Interment which will be private will be in Arlington National Cemetery beside the body of her husband. Mrs. Brayton was born in Ohio. She came to Washington with her husband in 1898 and had lived here since. Colonel Brayton died in this city two years ago. Mrs. Brayton leaves no close relatives.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Died
Brayton. On Monday, August 24, 1914, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired. Funeral from the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest, opposite Franklin Square on Thursday, August 27 at 11AM. Interment (private) at Arlington Cemetery.
(Cleveland papers please copy.)
Daughter of the American Revolution - Descendant of Captain Edward Paine of Connecticut.
She was the daughter of Madison Kelley and Elizabeth Phelps Kelley.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Breton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired, who died Monday at her apartments in the Wyoming will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Henry A. Brown, Chaplain of the United States Army. Interment which will be private will be in Arlington National Cemetery beside the body of her husband. Mrs. Brayton was born in Ohio. She came to Washington with her husband in 1898 and had lived here since. Colonel Brayton died in this city two years ago. Mrs. Brayton leaves no close relatives.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Died
Brayton. On Monday, August 24, 1914, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired. Funeral from the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest, opposite Franklin Square on Thursday, August 27 at 11AM. Interment (private) at Arlington Cemetery.
(Cleveland papers please copy.)
She was the daughter of Madison Kelley and Elizabeth Phelps Kelley.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Breton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired, who died Monday at her apartments in the Wyoming will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Henry A. Brown, Chaplain of the United States Army. Interment which will be private will be in Arlington National Cemetery beside the body of her husband. Mrs. Brayton was born in Ohio. She came to Washington with her husband in 1898 and had lived here since. Colonel Brayton died in this city two years ago. Mrs. Brayton leaves no close relatives.
The Washington Post August 26, 1914
Died
Brayton. On Monday, August 24, 1914, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Brayton, widow of Colonel George M. Brayton, United States Army, retired. Funeral from the residence of Henry K. Willard, 1333 K Street Northwest, opposite Franklin Square on Thursday, August 27 at 11AM. Interment (private) at Arlington Cemetery.
(Cleveland papers please copy.)
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