Mrs. Minnie Brown Funeral Wednesday
Reverend G.L. Haggans officiated at the services conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Carlson Funeral chapel for Mrs. Minnie Brown, 79, who passed away Sunday of a heart ailment at the county farm in Greenbush, where she had made her home for about seven years. The remains were laid to rest in Oak Knoll cemetery.
Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, accompanied by Mrs. Haggans, sang two solos - "Nearer Still Nearer" and "There'll Be No Dark Valley."
Minnie Taylor was the daughter of Duncan and Matilda Taylor and was born in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on December 16, 1866. Her parents and two brothers, Archie H. and Duncan, preceded her in death. Her husband, Walter Brown, died in Princeton about 10 years ago. She is survived by three children by her former marriage in 1883 to Charles Groff. They are Mrs. B. O. Jones (Belle) of Greenbush, and Mrs. Edgar Anderson (Mina) and Roy Groff, both of Blue Hill township.
Source: Princeton Union, Thursday, February 28, 1946, page 2.
Information above provided by member #49290815.
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Per the Minnesota Death Index:
Name: Brown, Minnie
Death Certificate Index
Certificate Number: 1946-MN-008833
Death: February 24, 1946
County of Death: Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, United States
source: www.mnhs.org
Reverend G.L. Haggans officiated at the services conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Carlson Funeral chapel for Mrs. Minnie Brown, 79, who passed away Sunday of a heart ailment at the county farm in Greenbush, where she had made her home for about seven years. The remains were laid to rest in Oak Knoll cemetery.
Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, accompanied by Mrs. Haggans, sang two solos - "Nearer Still Nearer" and "There'll Be No Dark Valley."
Minnie Taylor was the daughter of Duncan and Matilda Taylor and was born in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on December 16, 1866. Her parents and two brothers, Archie H. and Duncan, preceded her in death. Her husband, Walter Brown, died in Princeton about 10 years ago. She is survived by three children by her former marriage in 1883 to Charles Groff. They are Mrs. B. O. Jones (Belle) of Greenbush, and Mrs. Edgar Anderson (Mina) and Roy Groff, both of Blue Hill township.
Source: Princeton Union, Thursday, February 28, 1946, page 2.
Information above provided by member #49290815.
~~~
Per the Minnesota Death Index:
Name: Brown, Minnie
Death Certificate Index
Certificate Number: 1946-MN-008833
Death: February 24, 1946
County of Death: Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, United States
source: www.mnhs.org
Mrs. Minnie Brown Funeral Wednesday
Reverend G.L. Haggans officiated at the services conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Carlson Funeral chapel for Mrs. Minnie Brown, 79, who passed away Sunday of a heart ailment at the county farm in Greenbush, where she had made her home for about seven years. The remains were laid to rest in Oak Knoll cemetery.
Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, accompanied by Mrs. Haggans, sang two solos - "Nearer Still Nearer" and "There'll Be No Dark Valley."
Minnie Taylor was the daughter of Duncan and Matilda Taylor and was born in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on December 16, 1866. Her parents and two brothers, Archie H. and Duncan, preceded her in death. Her husband, Walter Brown, died in Princeton about 10 years ago. She is survived by three children by her former marriage in 1883 to Charles Groff. They are Mrs. B. O. Jones (Belle) of Greenbush, and Mrs. Edgar Anderson (Mina) and Roy Groff, both of Blue Hill township.
Source: Princeton Union, Thursday, February 28, 1946, page 2.
Information above provided by member #49290815.
~~~
Per the Minnesota Death Index:
Name: Brown, Minnie
Death Certificate Index
Certificate Number: 1946-MN-008833
Death: February 24, 1946
County of Death: Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, United States
source: www.mnhs.org
Reverend G.L. Haggans officiated at the services conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Carlson Funeral chapel for Mrs. Minnie Brown, 79, who passed away Sunday of a heart ailment at the county farm in Greenbush, where she had made her home for about seven years. The remains were laid to rest in Oak Knoll cemetery.
Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, accompanied by Mrs. Haggans, sang two solos - "Nearer Still Nearer" and "There'll Be No Dark Valley."
Minnie Taylor was the daughter of Duncan and Matilda Taylor and was born in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on December 16, 1866. Her parents and two brothers, Archie H. and Duncan, preceded her in death. Her husband, Walter Brown, died in Princeton about 10 years ago. She is survived by three children by her former marriage in 1883 to Charles Groff. They are Mrs. B. O. Jones (Belle) of Greenbush, and Mrs. Edgar Anderson (Mina) and Roy Groff, both of Blue Hill township.
Source: Princeton Union, Thursday, February 28, 1946, page 2.
Information above provided by member #49290815.
~~~
Per the Minnesota Death Index:
Name: Brown, Minnie
Death Certificate Index
Certificate Number: 1946-MN-008833
Death: February 24, 1946
County of Death: Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, United States
source: www.mnhs.org
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