◦Brant Matilda May, wife of Samuel B. Brant, agent at Corunna, but a resident of Kendallville for the last five years, died Sunday at her home, 612 S. Main St., Kendallville. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lambright of Wolcottville. At the age of nineteen she married Samuel B. Brant of Elkhart County. They had two sons, Owen M. and Lewis Earl, both of whom, with their father and the deceased?s mother survive her. She also leaves four brothers and three sisters: W. J. Lambright of LaGrange, A. E. Lambright of Valentine, L. Miles Lambright of Elkhart, Alvin Earl Lambright of Wolcottville, Mrs. F. L. Eddy of Angola, Mrs. William Rowe of LaGrange, Mrs. Emma Teeter of Ligonier. Her death was due to peritonitis. She was a member of the Christian Church. Funeral from the home Wednesday. Burial, Wolcottville Cemetery.
◦Brant Matilda May, wife of Samuel B. Brant, agent at Corunna, but a resident of Kendallville for the last five years, died Sunday at her home, 612 S. Main St., Kendallville. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lambright of Wolcottville. At the age of nineteen she married Samuel B. Brant of Elkhart County. They had two sons, Owen M. and Lewis Earl, both of whom, with their father and the deceased?s mother survive her. She also leaves four brothers and three sisters: W. J. Lambright of LaGrange, A. E. Lambright of Valentine, L. Miles Lambright of Elkhart, Alvin Earl Lambright of Wolcottville, Mrs. F. L. Eddy of Angola, Mrs. William Rowe of LaGrange, Mrs. Emma Teeter of Ligonier. Her death was due to peritonitis. She was a member of the Christian Church. Funeral from the home Wednesday. Burial, Wolcottville Cemetery.
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