Obit of Mary (RYAN) BRAZIL (d.1911), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 30 November 1911

OBITUARY
BRAZIL - Mrs. Brazil, relict of Patrick Brazil, passed away at her home
in Washington Lake township, early Monday morning.  She had been ill only a
short time and for several days prior to her death was in a semi-conscious
condition.  She lived alone on the farm, not being able to get along very
well with any of her children.  Deceased was between 65 and 70 years of
age.  Her husband died about 25 years ago, since which time she has
conducted her large farm with the aid of her sons.  She was the mother of
ten children, but four died of that dread disease, consumption, which also
carried off the father.  The surviving children are James, Michael and
Patrick and Mrs. Pat Mack of Green Isle, Margaret of Minneapolis and
Katherine of St. Thomas.
	The funeral was held at Green Isle yesterday morning and interment 
was in the Catholic cemetery at that place, under the auspices of the Ladies’
society of that parish, of which she was a member.  Rev. Rant of Arlington,
Rev. Cary of St. Thomas and Rev. Kahle of Le Sueur, assisted Rev. Doyle in
conducting the services.
	Mrs. Brazil’s maiden name was Mary Ryan.  She was an aunt of the 
Ryan boys and an old and highly respected settler of the community in 
which she lived.
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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 7 December 1911

OBITUARY
	Through one of those unavoidable errors that will occur ever now 
and then, the death notice of Mrs. P. Brazil in these columns last week, 
did not appear as it should, and we are sorry that the mistake occurred.  
Deceased was 62 years of age and suffered a paralytic stroke which was 
the cause of her death.  We are assured that she had no serious family 
trouble, and greatly regret the mention of that which had no place in 
an obituary, but crept into print without being noticed. No disparagement 
was meant by the article in question and we therefore willingly make the 
correction, as it is not our intention to injure the reputation of any 
one living or dead.
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