Johnson County KyArchives Deaths.....Brown, Margarete  January 10, 1929
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Name:                Brown, Margarete 
Date Of Death:       January 10, 1929 Time: 
Place Of Death:      Johnson, Ky
Residence:           Johnson,Ky
Gender:              Female
Race:                W
Age:                 75
Marital Status:      Married
Spouse:              Brown, Henry
Date Of Birth:       January 22, 1853
Place Of Birth:      Floyd, Ky
Mother's Name:       Dawson, Martha
Mother's Birthplace: Unavailable
Father's Name:       Baldridge, Andrew
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Cause Of Death:      Labor Pnuemonia 
Hospital:            Unavailable
SS Number:           Unavailable
Occupation:          Housewife
Funeral Home:        Harry Sturgill
Doctor:              Unavailable
Coroner:             Unavailable
Informant:           Henry Brown
Date Of Burial:      January 12, 1929
Place Of Burial:     Osborn Cemetery
Date Recorded:       February 6, 1929
Source Of Record:    Kentucky, U.S., Death Records, 1852-1965
Certificate No.:     2900

BROWN, Peggy
1929
Volga, KY On January 10th, 1929, the death Angel visited the home of Uncle Henry 
Brown and took from him his loving wife, Aunt Peggy Brown who had suffered only 
a few days with the flu and passes away to rest. She was a loving wife and 
mother. She leaves to mourn her loss her grieved husband, Uncle Henry Brown and 
five daughters and two sons. They are Mrs. Alexander Ramey of Volga, Mrs. Billy 
Salyer of Volga, Mrs. Sandy Stapleton of Volga, Mrs. Lonza Kimbler of Sitka, 
Mrs. Roy Scarberry of Rush and Mr. Andrew Brown of Volga, Mr. Frank Brown of 
Maple Lake, Minn. Aunt Peggy was 76 years of age. Funeral services were held at 
her home place on Mud Lick conducted by Rev. Smith. After services she was taken 
to Toms Creek burial and laid to rest in the cemetery with several children who 
departed this life several years ago. Aunt Peggy was a loving mother and was 
loved by all who knew her. She will be missed although God knew best. He took 
her away to the better world, where she will never suffer any more. She had been 
a Christian for several years, but is resting now to live with Jesus who called 
her away. Paintsville Herald Thursday January 24th, 1929

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