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Liversedge Samuel Brandon
1888 - 1944 (55 years)-
Name Liversedge Samuel Brandon Birth 4 Oct 1888 Assiniboia, Manitoba, Canada 
[1] Gender Male Death 29 Feb 1944 Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, USA [2] - Cause: Myocardial damage caused by coronary thrombosis [2]
Burial 2 Mar 1944 Franklin Cemetery, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, USA [2] - Plot: BB42 [2]
Person ID I1612300 Great Wooster Tree Last Modified 8 Aug 2022
Father Liversedge Brandon, b. 16 Sep 1849, Surrey d. 3 Sep 1917, Charleswood, Manitoba, Canada (Age 67 years) Mother Elizabeth Annie Doidge, b. Nov 1848, England d. 22 Oct 1912, St Charles, Manitoba, Canada (Age ~ 63 years) Marriage 19 Jan 1886 Rockwood, Manitoba, Canada [3] Family ID F412665 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Margaret D Woodruff, b. 10 Jan 1891, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 6 Sep 1985, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 94 years) Marriage - Margaret was a widow and married as Margaret D Stuttler [2]
Family ID F412666 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 8 Aug 2022
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Liversedge Samuel Brandon History
From Find a Grave:
Son of Leversedge S. Brandon, born in England (mother unknown on DC), he was born in Woodruff, Canada, married Margaret Woodruff, was a steam fitter for Dravo Corp., lived at 1216 Railroad St, Franklin, died there of myocardial damage caused by coronary thrombosis, per death certificate 17928, whose informant was John E. Stuttler, 124 Lamberton St, Rocky Grove/Franklin. Buried Mar 2 1944.
Per Manitoba, Canada, Birth Index, on Oct 4 1888 in Assiniboia, Manitoba, Canada, Leversedge Samuel Brandon was born to Elizabeth Doidge.
The 1906 Canada Census shows Leversedge, 56, immigrated 1870, and Elizabeth, 57, immigrated 1857, Brandon, living in MacDonald, Manitoba, with daughter, Lilliam M., 19, and son, Leversedge S., 17
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Feb 29 1944:
Leversedge S. Brandon Jr., 54, died at 1:30 am Tuesday after suffering 9 weeks with a heart ailment. He was born October 4, 1889, in Hadingly, Manitoba.
He lived in Franklin the past 25 years, for several years affiliated with Wesley L. Fry in the Wesley L. Fry & Company Garage on Howard and Elk Streets, when they had the Cadillac and LaSalle agency. More recently he worked for Dravo Dredging Company, Bradford, as a steam fitter. He was a member of Oil City Local 37, Steamfitter's, and of St. John's Episcopal Church. Having served in World War I with the British Air Forces, he was a member of Franklin Post, American Legion.
He married Margaret Woodruff and she survives, with a step-son, John E. Stuttler of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Mullen, Winnipeg, Canada.
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