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White Cemetery
Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
© Jo Aguirre
James E. Brower ~ Caroline Matilda [Bowman] Brower
© Zeno
Elmor G. Brower
© Zeno
Edwin Louis Brower
© Zeno
Fannie K. [Grimes] Brower
© Zeno
Ollie Victoria Brower
© Zeno
Clarence E. Brower
© Zeno
Daniel Carl Brower
© Zeno
Edward T. Brower
Obituary
White Cemetery
Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by:
Emily Jordan
© The Hunter Enterprise
Page 1, Column 6
Hunter, Oklahoma
December 30, 1910
James E. Brower
February 8, 1833 ~ December 25, 1910
Died, at the home of his son, F. C. Brower, Sunday, December 25, 1910, James E. Brower, aged 77 years.
Mr Brower was born February 8, 1833, in Guernsey Co, Ohio.
On April 14, 1854, he was married to Miss Caroline Bowman who died March 8th, 1902. In 1894 he moved to Oklahoma.
He has been ill since June but for ten weeks preceding his death, he was confined to his room with dropsy.
He is gone. Another name is stricken from the every lessening roll of old settlers. He had borne adversity bravely and enjoyed prosperity quietly. He had filled the various relocations of life as husband, father, friend and filled them well.
He was the father of eight children, three of whom survive him.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist church, conducted by Rev L. D. Moore, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery North of Hunter.
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Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
© Jo Aguirre
James E. Brower ~ Caroline Matilda [Bowman] Brower
© Zeno
Elmor G. Brower
© Zeno
Edwin Louis Brower
© Zeno
Fannie K. [Grimes] Brower
© Zeno
Ollie Victoria Brower
© Zeno
Clarence E. Brower
© Zeno
Daniel Carl Brower
© Zeno
Edward T. Brower
Obituary
White Cemetery
Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by:
Emily Jordan
© The Hunter Enterprise
Page 1, Column 6
Hunter, Oklahoma
December 30, 1910
James E. Brower
February 8, 1833 ~ December 25, 1910
Died, at the home of his son, F. C. Brower, Sunday, December 25, 1910, James E. Brower, aged 77 years.
Mr Brower was born February 8, 1833, in Guernsey Co, Ohio.
On April 14, 1854, he was married to Miss Caroline Bowman who died March 8th, 1902. In 1894 he moved to Oklahoma.
He has been ill since June but for ten weeks preceding his death, he was confined to his room with dropsy.
He is gone. Another name is stricken from the every lessening roll of old settlers. He had borne adversity bravely and enjoyed prosperity quietly. He had filled the various relocations of life as husband, father, friend and filled them well.
He was the father of eight children, three of whom survive him.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist church, conducted by Rev L. D. Moore, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery North of Hunter.
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White Cemetery
Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Emily Jordan
© The Hunter Enterprise Page 1, Column 6 Hunter, Oklahoma December 30, 1910 February 8, 1833 ~ December 25, 1910 Died, at the home of his son, F. C. Brower, Sunday, December 25, 1910, James E. Brower, aged 77 years. Mr Brower was born February 8, 1833, in Guernsey Co, Ohio. On April 14, 1854, he was married to Miss Caroline Bowman who died March 8th, 1902. In 1894 he moved to Oklahoma. He has been ill since June but for ten weeks preceding his death, he was confined to his room with dropsy. He is gone. Another name is stricken from the every lessening roll of old settlers. He had borne adversity bravely and enjoyed prosperity quietly. He had filled the various relocations of life as husband, father, friend and filled them well. He was the father of eight children, three of whom survive him. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist church, conducted by Rev L. D. Moore, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery North of Hunter. |