"Attack of Heart Trouble is Fatal. A.B.Braden, of Lafayette, dies at home of his nephew, Braden Clark, here. After an illness of four weeks' duration with heart trouble, Addison B. Braden died at the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, 408 East Clinton Street, at 9:20 Friday night. The deceased was born in this county, but spent most of his life in Lafayette. He came to this city about a month ago when he took sick. Since that time his condition became worse until the end came. The deceased was born in Jefferson on August 14, 1844, and was therefore 68 years of age. When but a young man he moved to Lafayette. About 35 years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Trudie Heath, who passed away about five years after their marriage. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. John G. Clark and Mrs. W. W. Garrott of this city and Mrs. H.G. Jennings of Lafayette, and one brother, H.S. Braden of Crawfordsville. Several years ago Mr. Braden worked in this city, being employed at the Cohee Dry Goods Store. Short funeral services will be conducted at the Braden Clark home tomorrow morning and the body will be taken to Lafayette for interment."
A second article states: "The Braden Funeral. The funeral for the late Addison B. Braden was held yesterday morning from the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, on East Clinton street, after which the remains were taken to Lafayette, where the body was interred in Springvale cemetery."
Additional information: http://genealogyhistorymystery.blogspot.com/2016/01/addison-burr-braden-1844-1912-and-his.html
A second article states: "The Braden Funeral. The funeral for the late Addison B. Braden was held yesterday morning from the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, on East Clinton street, after which the remains were taken to Lafayette, where the body was interred in Springvale cemetery."
Additional information: http://genealogyhistorymystery.blogspot.com/2016/01/addison-burr-braden-1844-1912-and-his.html
"Attack of Heart Trouble is Fatal. A.B.Braden, of Lafayette, dies at home of his nephew, Braden Clark, here. After an illness of four weeks' duration with heart trouble, Addison B. Braden died at the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, 408 East Clinton Street, at 9:20 Friday night. The deceased was born in this county, but spent most of his life in Lafayette. He came to this city about a month ago when he took sick. Since that time his condition became worse until the end came. The deceased was born in Jefferson on August 14, 1844, and was therefore 68 years of age. When but a young man he moved to Lafayette. About 35 years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Trudie Heath, who passed away about five years after their marriage. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. John G. Clark and Mrs. W. W. Garrott of this city and Mrs. H.G. Jennings of Lafayette, and one brother, H.S. Braden of Crawfordsville. Several years ago Mr. Braden worked in this city, being employed at the Cohee Dry Goods Store. Short funeral services will be conducted at the Braden Clark home tomorrow morning and the body will be taken to Lafayette for interment."
A second article states: "The Braden Funeral. The funeral for the late Addison B. Braden was held yesterday morning from the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, on East Clinton street, after which the remains were taken to Lafayette, where the body was interred in Springvale cemetery."
Additional information: http://genealogyhistorymystery.blogspot.com/2016/01/addison-burr-braden-1844-1912-and-his.html
A second article states: "The Braden Funeral. The funeral for the late Addison B. Braden was held yesterday morning from the home of his nephew, Braden Clark, on East Clinton street, after which the remains were taken to Lafayette, where the body was interred in Springvale cemetery."
Additional information: http://genealogyhistorymystery.blogspot.com/2016/01/addison-burr-braden-1844-1912-and-his.html
Gravesite Details
age 67. Died in Frankfort, Clinton County, Center Twp, Indiana. Undertaker, Oliver Gard, Frankfort, Indiana.
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