Olive Price Brown
Died at her home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Olive Price Brown, wife of Isaac Brown, died at the home of her husband after a severe sickness caused by paralysis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph N. Price; born more than 60 years ago at Carroll, NY. In 1864, she married Isaac Brown and settled in Randolph where they have since resided. Five children were born to them: Fred, Grace, Arch, Maude - now Mrs. Hall of North Dakota, and Olive. Mrs. Brown was well liked in the community of those who had the opportunity to make her acquaintance. She had the rare ability of making and keeping sincere friendships of those with whom she came in contact. This fact was attested by the attendence at her funeral the following day, as the house could not hold all that came to pay their last respects.
Rev. Newman Matthews conducted the funeral and burial was made at the Randolph Cemetery
Died at her home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Olive Price Brown, wife of Isaac Brown, died at the home of her husband after a severe sickness caused by paralysis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph N. Price; born more than 60 years ago at Carroll, NY. In 1864, she married Isaac Brown and settled in Randolph where they have since resided. Five children were born to them: Fred, Grace, Arch, Maude - now Mrs. Hall of North Dakota, and Olive. Mrs. Brown was well liked in the community of those who had the opportunity to make her acquaintance. She had the rare ability of making and keeping sincere friendships of those with whom she came in contact. This fact was attested by the attendence at her funeral the following day, as the house could not hold all that came to pay their last respects.
Rev. Newman Matthews conducted the funeral and burial was made at the Randolph Cemetery
Olive Price Brown
Died at her home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Olive Price Brown, wife of Isaac Brown, died at the home of her husband after a severe sickness caused by paralysis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph N. Price; born more than 60 years ago at Carroll, NY. In 1864, she married Isaac Brown and settled in Randolph where they have since resided. Five children were born to them: Fred, Grace, Arch, Maude - now Mrs. Hall of North Dakota, and Olive. Mrs. Brown was well liked in the community of those who had the opportunity to make her acquaintance. She had the rare ability of making and keeping sincere friendships of those with whom she came in contact. This fact was attested by the attendence at her funeral the following day, as the house could not hold all that came to pay their last respects.
Rev. Newman Matthews conducted the funeral and burial was made at the Randolph Cemetery
Died at her home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Olive Price Brown, wife of Isaac Brown, died at the home of her husband after a severe sickness caused by paralysis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph N. Price; born more than 60 years ago at Carroll, NY. In 1864, she married Isaac Brown and settled in Randolph where they have since resided. Five children were born to them: Fred, Grace, Arch, Maude - now Mrs. Hall of North Dakota, and Olive. Mrs. Brown was well liked in the community of those who had the opportunity to make her acquaintance. She had the rare ability of making and keeping sincere friendships of those with whom she came in contact. This fact was attested by the attendence at her funeral the following day, as the house could not hold all that came to pay their last respects.
Rev. Newman Matthews conducted the funeral and burial was made at the Randolph Cemetery
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