husband of Mary Ann Catherine?? (was her maiden name Byrd?)?
Death certificate lists parents as James F. and Susan (Lefler) Braden.

Son in law? 93831213

Mitchell Commercial April 14, 1898
Isaac Braden received $450 from his insurance company for the loss of his residence, the Phipps place west of town.

Mitchell Commercial
February 24, 1910
Page 3

Isaac Braden, who has been seriously ill for some time, died at his home just west of town, Saturday morning. Funeral services were held from the home, conducted by Rev. Holt of the M.E. chuck, after which remains were buried in Mitchell cemetery. Mr. Braden was an old soldier member of 24th Ind. Vols., and his funeral was largely attended by the old veterans, all of whom respected and loved the deceased. His body bore the marks of the battlefield and showed he was there when the fighting was done. He rests.
(A search on Newspaperarchive shows the newspaper date as January 24, 1910, but page 1 of the newspaper shows February 24, 1910.)

Mitchell Commercial
November 23, 1911
Page 2
Flat Rock club
Ten old soldiers banded together. They had a mess chest with ten tin plates. The last soldier left, Isaiah Phipps, presented the old chest to Lena Braden Mann.

Mitchell Commercial
Thursday, September 11, 1902, Mitchell, Indiana
Charley Moore and Emma Braden were married Sept. 7th.

Mitchell Commercial
Thursday, October 28, 1915, Mitchell, Indiana
Mrs. Emma Moore returned to Indianapolis Friday after a short visit here with her mother Mrs. Mary Braden.

Mitchell Commercial
Thursday, May 10, 1917, Mitchell, Indiana
Mrs. Mary Braden visited her niece, Mrs. Ernest Woodruff in Bedford over Sunday.

Mitchell Commercial
Thursday, December 7, 1916, Mitchell, Indiana
Mrs. M. D. Kericofe of Columbus, Ohio came Monday to visit her mother Mrs. Mary Braden.

Mitchell Commercial
September 14, 1916, Mitchell, Indiana
Mrs. Mary Braden and daughter Mrs. Harry Mann were in Bedford on business Saturday.