OBIT: Mary (KEATLEY) SENSOR BRISBIN, 1916, Tyrone, Blair County, PA

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Mrs. L. P. Brisbin

  While visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Susan Keatley, of 
Unionville, Mrs. Lawrence P. Brisbin, of Twenty-first street, Tyrone, 
died suddenly at 7:30 Tuesday evening, of paralysis and heart trouble.  
She left Tyrone on the morning train and was in apparent good health 
until 4 o'clock in the afternoon, when she became seriously ill and 
passed away before her family could reach her bedside.  Deceased was a 
daughter of William (deceased) and Susan Keatley, and was born at 
Unionville in 1864.  She had been a resident of this place for about 
sixteen years.  Mrs. Brisbin was twice married, her first husband 
preceding her to the grave in 1888.  She was married to Lawrence P. 
Brisbin in 1892.  Besides her mother, she leaves her husband and these 
children: W. F. Sensor, Mrs. J. F. Budd, Mrs. George Calderwood and 
Samuel Brisbin.  She also leaves these step-children: Guy and Homer 
Brisbin, Mrs. H. A. Yarnell.  She leaves two brothers and a like number 
of sisters: Mrs. J. A. Stover, of this place; Mrs. A. B. Hall and 
David, of Unionville; George Keatley, of Buchanan, W.Va.  For many 
years she had been an active member of the Columbia Avenue Methodist 
Episcopal church.  The remains were brought to Tyrone yesterday 
afternoon.

Altoona Tribune, Thursday Morning, December 14, 1916

1910 Tyrone Ward 7, Blair County census -
Lawrence P. Brisbon, 42  
Mary Brisbon, 44  
Homer Brisbon, 20  
Agnes Brisbon, 18  
Flora Brisbon, 16  
Margret Brisbon, 14  
Samuel Brisbon, 8