Allegan County MI Archives Obituaries.....WREN, HARRY March 27, 1924
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Plainwell Enterprise; Plainwell, Allegan Co., MI; Vol 39, No. 14; Thursday, 03 Apr 1924; Page 1, Col. 1 
Harry Wren
Born Nov. 5, 1831; Framfield, England 
Died: March 27, 1924, Plainwell
Aged: 92 years, 4 months and 22 days
Residence: England until “in the fifties”
Came to America: “in the fifties” with his brother, “the brother going to 
Wisconsin and Harry locating in Michigan.”  
Pioneer of Gunplains township
Occupation: Farmer
Married:  Miss Mary Brown in 1863.  Mary passed away in April, 1898.
Caretaker: His niece, Miss Anna Wren from death of his wife until his death
Religion: (Baptist) Soon after its organization in 1866 until death
Former Pastor of the Baptist Church: Rev. John Fletcher 
Surviving Him: “His niece Anna (WREN), who cared for him, a sister-in-law, 
Mary Brown of Martin, several nephews and nieces here in Wisconsin and 
England, and a large circle of friends, among whom he was welcomed and known 
as Uncle Harry.”  
Funeral: The Baptist church Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
Officiating: Rev. Foster Fuller of Bangor and Judson MacIntosh
Singer: Miss Gladys Wagner sang “Jesus Lover of My Soul” and “Rock of Ages” 
Flowers: 92 roses from the nieces and nephews
Burial: Woodside cemetery, “where his wife was laid twenty-six years ago.”




Additional Comments:
The sister-in-law, Mary, was the widow of Burren BROWN.

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