Amanda Charlotte Marney was born at Neosho, Mo., April 24, 1879, and died March 13, 1931, at her home at Elm Springs. She was married to Martin Edmond Branick, Nov. 3, 1909, who preceded her in death June 29, 1928. Amanda Marney was converted at an yearly age and united with the Baptist Church at Elm Springs where she has remained a faithful member.
Those left to mourn their loss are five step-children: H. S. Branick, Neosho, Keith Branick, Newtonia, Maurice Branick, Tulsa, Okla.,, Mrs. Wallace Bailey, Neosho, and Mrs. John Arwood, Tulsa, two nephews and one niece whom she has raised, Johnnie Love of Spurgeon, Raymond Love of Dunlap, Iowa, and Idella Love at home, one brother, Geo. Marney, Clayton, New Mexico, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cox of Spurgeon, Miss Sarah Marney, also of Spurgeon, and Mrs. Martha McBride of Southwest City, Mo.
Deceased in a niece of R. P. Liles of near Neosho.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Norris at Elm Springs Church and burial was made at the Elm Springs Cemetery.
The Neosho Times
Thursday, March 26, 1981
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Wife of Martin Edmond Branick (He died June 29, 1929.)
Daughter of Wiley Marney and Mary Jane (Liles) Marney.
Those left to mourn their loss are five step-children: H. S. Branick, Neosho, Keith Branick, Newtonia, Maurice Branick, Tulsa, Okla.,, Mrs. Wallace Bailey, Neosho, and Mrs. John Arwood, Tulsa, two nephews and one niece whom she has raised, Johnnie Love of Spurgeon, Raymond Love of Dunlap, Iowa, and Idella Love at home, one brother, Geo. Marney, Clayton, New Mexico, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cox of Spurgeon, Miss Sarah Marney, also of Spurgeon, and Mrs. Martha McBride of Southwest City, Mo.
Deceased in a niece of R. P. Liles of near Neosho.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Norris at Elm Springs Church and burial was made at the Elm Springs Cemetery.
The Neosho Times
Thursday, March 26, 1981
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Wife of Martin Edmond Branick (He died June 29, 1929.)
Daughter of Wiley Marney and Mary Jane (Liles) Marney.
Amanda Charlotte Marney was born at Neosho, Mo., April 24, 1879, and died March 13, 1931, at her home at Elm Springs. She was married to Martin Edmond Branick, Nov. 3, 1909, who preceded her in death June 29, 1928. Amanda Marney was converted at an yearly age and united with the Baptist Church at Elm Springs where she has remained a faithful member.
Those left to mourn their loss are five step-children: H. S. Branick, Neosho, Keith Branick, Newtonia, Maurice Branick, Tulsa, Okla.,, Mrs. Wallace Bailey, Neosho, and Mrs. John Arwood, Tulsa, two nephews and one niece whom she has raised, Johnnie Love of Spurgeon, Raymond Love of Dunlap, Iowa, and Idella Love at home, one brother, Geo. Marney, Clayton, New Mexico, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cox of Spurgeon, Miss Sarah Marney, also of Spurgeon, and Mrs. Martha McBride of Southwest City, Mo.
Deceased in a niece of R. P. Liles of near Neosho.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Norris at Elm Springs Church and burial was made at the Elm Springs Cemetery.
The Neosho Times
Thursday, March 26, 1981
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Wife of Martin Edmond Branick (He died June 29, 1929.)
Daughter of Wiley Marney and Mary Jane (Liles) Marney.
Those left to mourn their loss are five step-children: H. S. Branick, Neosho, Keith Branick, Newtonia, Maurice Branick, Tulsa, Okla.,, Mrs. Wallace Bailey, Neosho, and Mrs. John Arwood, Tulsa, two nephews and one niece whom she has raised, Johnnie Love of Spurgeon, Raymond Love of Dunlap, Iowa, and Idella Love at home, one brother, Geo. Marney, Clayton, New Mexico, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cox of Spurgeon, Miss Sarah Marney, also of Spurgeon, and Mrs. Martha McBride of Southwest City, Mo.
Deceased in a niece of R. P. Liles of near Neosho.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Norris at Elm Springs Church and burial was made at the Elm Springs Cemetery.
The Neosho Times
Thursday, March 26, 1981
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Wife of Martin Edmond Branick (He died June 29, 1929.)
Daughter of Wiley Marney and Mary Jane (Liles) Marney.
Gravesite Details
Death certificate #10905 states date of birth 4-24-1876 (differs from stone).
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