[43-115.9] PHOEBE ANN KERRICK, b Aug. 26, 1841; dau Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Kerrick [43-27]; m Jan. 15, 1863, LIEUT. WILLIAM H. BRACKEN, b Sept. 9, 1838; d Nov. 22, 1912; s Dr. William and Patience A. (Berry) Bracken.
William H. Bracken was a 1st Lieutenant (Volunteer) in the army during the Civil War. He made war speeches in Franklin Co., Ind., and during June or July, 1862, he raised a company of volunteers, which later became Co. B, 4th Ind. Cavalry, and served almost three years in the Civil War. Lieut. Bracken was with his regiment for only a short time during the war; for the most part he served in detached duties and at one time was Assistant Provost Marshall of Nashville, Tenn., for two years. After he was discharged from the army Mr. Bracken practiced law at Brookville, Ind. During President Cleveland’s administration Mr. Bracken heid the office of revenue collector.
Children (7):
[48-115.10] LEONIDAS HAMLIN KERRICK, b Oct. 16, 1846; d Mar. 13, 1907; s Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Kerrick [43-27]; m Oct. 29, 1868, SARAH FUNK, bd Apr. 26, 1846; d May 12, 1907; dau Isaac and Cassandra (Sharp) Funk. Farmer. (1922.)
Children (4):
]. William, b July 26, 1869; d July 11, 1873.
[48-115.11a] THOMAS CHRISTOPHER KERRICK, b Apr. 24, 1848; s Nimrod and Mary (Masters) Kerrick [43-27]; m 1st time, LOLLIE (LAURA) ARMSTRONG. b Nov. 17, 1850; d May 8, 1902; dau David and Sarah Armstrong.
Children (2):
[48-115.11b] THOMAS CHRISTOPHER KERRICK, same as above, m 2nd time, ALICE HAR- POLE, b Apr. 24, 1848; d Aug. 17, 1918; dau Peter and Laura (Armstrong) Harpole. No issue.
[48-1162] SAMUEL LAFAYETTE MASTERS, b Mar. 1, 1848; s William and Mary 8S. (Garrison) Masters [48-29a]; m July 1, 1873, ELIZA FANNIE STOTT, dec. Saw mill and lumber business; res. Lenino, Wash. [Paul Masters.]
Parents’ family: [43-27] Mary Masters and Nimrod Kerrick
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