Edgerton resident Henrietta Marnan dies at 86
Henrietta L Marnan 86 died February 24 at the home of her daughter Mrs Isabel Hoffman after a six week illness. She was born in 1868 at Talleston Indiana, lived in Alma Kansas, married Michael Marnan in 1887, and had four sons and a daughter. Surviving family includes James of Dallas Joseph and George in Edgerton and Mrs Frank Hoffman. Interment at St Columbine Cemetery, mass at Assumption Church.
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