Harmony Deaths 1893-1905 The entries below, abstracted from Books I & II, Susquehanna Deaths, Recorder’s Office, Susquehanna Co. Court House, Montrose, PA, are either deaths that occurred in Harmony Twp. or deaths that occurred elsewhere with burial in the Brandt Cemetery. Charles Alexander, married, b Jackson, Farmer, d…
Bowdish, Miles - Died July 22, 1917, Aged 79 Brooker, Dewitt C. - Died Apr. 21, 1913, Aged 71 Butts, Geraldine - Died Sept. 2, 1930 Butts, Nathan Jr. - Died Aug. 2, 1923 Aged 25 Butts, Nathan - Died July 27, 1947, Aged 54 yrs. Butts, Rachel…
Bergmuller, William - Died May 2, 1880 Beutelspacher, Elizabeth - Mar. 9, 1878, Aged 13 yrs. (Dau. of Charles and Emma Beutelspacher) Beutelspacher, William H. - May 5, 1886 Aged 19 yrs. (Son of of Charles and Emma Beutelspacher) Buckley, Villette I. - 1881-1882 Butts, Norman D., Sr.-…
It is a warm summer morning in Brandt and a high-stepping horse draws a battered two wheeled cart up through the dewy grasses to a low meadow. Black plumes bounce with his every step, black garlands drape a wooden casket. The horse tramps nervously, flicking his ears back…
Dr. J. S. Brandt – Dental Surgeon, Erie Ave. over Post Office, Susquehanna The prominent and leading gentleman engaged in the dental profession in this part of the State of Penna. is Dr. J. S. Brandt, whose dental parlors are neatly and tastefully arranged, and provided with every…
Tucked inside of the Old Home Day Guest book, are three handwritten pages of notes taken during an anniversary service held at the Stevens Point Methodist Episcopal Church on November 10, 1944. The writer refers to this service as the “58th anniversary of the founding of building the…
View the Abram Walker gallery Because Ianthus Walker doesn’t mention anything about his parents or siblings in all of his Civil War Pension Papers, I was intrigued when an Abram Walker gave a deposition on Ianthus’s behalf in an affidavit dated 1891. In the Commemorative Biographical Record by…
With just a small paragraph written on the back of an early 1900’s postcard of Brandt, I wonder if the printer, C. D. Burton, had any idea of how prophetic his brief description of this little village really was. With his use of the word “vicissitudes” – the…
“Brandt in a Nutshell” A Happy New Year! Charles Kessler, of State College, Pa., has returned to his home in the place for a couple of weeks. S. C. Brandt, of Clinton, N. Y., paid a flying visit to his many friends here Friday. Ed. Terrell of Oneonta,…
Both the American Chair Company and the Brandt Clay Product Company, both of Brandt, have shut down indefinitely. Montrose Independent Republican 9-25-1896 The several industries at Brandt are in operation on full time. Prosperity has struck the Jefferson Branch. Montrose Independent Republican 13 Aug. 1897 The Brandt Clay…
Fire at Brandt Sept. 27 – Fire which did damage in the village of Brandt, started as fires in the forests surrounding the village, and those in turn were threatening this evening to destroy the town. The fire started in the Brandt Chemical company’s plant. It was started…
A small passenger train slowly wends its way down the Jefferson Branch of the Erie Railroad, the engineer making a leisurely descent as he prepares to stop at Brandt Station. A few men are waiting with a load of quarry stone that has to be loaded; several milk…
View the Stevens Point Ladies Aide Society gallery As with a lot of small country churches in the past, many people played a huge role in its upkeep-the men had to make sure that there was plenty of wood or coal to heat the building, the ladies did…
George Kuhn, aged 55 years, died suddenly at his home on the outskirts of Susquehanna on Tuesday 7-20-1920. He is survived by one son, who resides in Stevens’ Point. Montrose Independent Republican 8-6-1920 Roland Kuhn, of Stevens Point, aged 18 years, son of George Kuhn of Oakland, lost…
