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Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann and Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann and Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken
CLAIMED - photo has been returned to family members.

Found at an antique store. Handwritten on back: "Little Agnes Bracken and her little pony and buggy. That is Mrs. Bracken holding him". Agnes was born in 1903, so I'm guessing at the date based on a wild guess at her age in the picture.
Date & Place: in Temple, Bell County, Texas USA
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Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann
Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann was born in 1903 to Patrick Bracken and Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken, and had a brother John Pat Bracken. She married Carl Ronald Mann, and they were married until Agnes' death in 1975. Agnes Mann had a child George Patrick Mann. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann.
Age in photo:
7
Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken
Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken was born in 1875 in Illinois USA to John Fitzgerald and Nora (Carroll) Fitzgerald. She married Patrick Bracken on June 17, 1902, and they were married until Minnie's death on August 7, 1920. She had children Agnes Patricia (Bracken) Mann and John Pat Bracken. Minnie Bracken was buried on August 8, 1920 at Hillcrest Cemetery in Temple, Bell County. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Minnie (Fitzgerald) Bracken.
Age in photo:
35
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