Ruth married BOURGEOIS, Frank F about Sep 1922. Frank was born about 1868 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lowville NY Journal Republican - 9/28/1922

Croghan friends are in receipt of the
announcement of the marriage of Frank
F. Bourgeois and Miss Ruth Brennon,
of Lyons Falle. The groom was formerly
proprietor of the Colllgan house
here and has many friends who extend
congratulations

1. BOURGEOIS, Veronica

Notes:

Rome NY Daily Sentinel - 3/4/1935

Turin,'March 4-Eugene Brenon,
73, well known resident of the
Gomer Hill section, died at his
home early Sunday morning.
He was born on Welsh Hill, December
3, 1862, a son of the late
Amie and Rosella Manigold Bre-
Brenon.
When a young man he lived
den, where he attended school and
later taught school for several
for several years with his sister,
Mrs. Rain© Maurer, at West Leyyears.
In December, 1888, he married
Mis3 Mary Runge of Romp,
who died 17 years ago. In February,
1921, he married Mrs. Jennie
Manigold, who survives.
Mr. Brenon was a violinist of
note and bad played with a local
orchestra on numerous occasions.
He was a successful farmer and
had a large circle of friends. He
was a member of the Maple Ridge
Catholic Church.
Surviving besides his widow are
two daughters, Mrs. Frank Burgeois
of Johnstown, Ohio, and Mrs.
John Mahoney of Martinsburg;
two sons, Elmer Brenon of Johnstown,
Ohio and Ernest Brenon of
Gomer Hill; three sisters, Mrs.
Virginia Bailey of Collinsville, Mrs.
Margaret O'Hara of Constableville,
and Mrs. Raine Maurer of West
Leyden; and several grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Thursday
at St. Mary's Church at Con-
stableville.

Eugene married RUNGE, Mary A on 8 Dec 1888. Mary (daughter of RUNGE, John C and Anna) was born on 17 Mar 1867 in New York; died on 21 Feb 1914 in Turin, Lewis County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lowville NY Journal Republican - 2/26/1914

h e death of Mrs. Eugene Brennon
occurred at her home Saturday, February
21. In the early evening Mrs.
Brennon had been about .her usual
household duties and stepped into the
woodshed, on a platform leading to the
pump room. Two or three minutes
later one of the daughters wishing
to speak to her, opened the door of
the woodshed and, not seeing her
mother or receiving a reply to her call,
procured a light and started in search
of her. She had gone but a few feet
when she discovered her mother lying,
face downward, between some blocks
of wood, where she had fallen from
the plaform. They carried her Into
the house, but life was extinct. Mary
A. Runge was born March 17, 1867.
She was the daughter of John C. and
Anna Runge, and was married to Eugene
Brennon, December 8, 1888. The
following named' children were born
to them and with the sorrowing: husband
survive: Earl, Ruth, Clara, Elmer
and Ernest; also one brother, Paul
Runge, of Rome. Mrs. Brennon waar a
very estimable woman, whose chief Interest
and happiness was her home.
She was a devoted wife and mother
and the sympathy of" many friends
goes out to the stricken family in this
sad hour. Her neighbors, too. lose a
kind, warm-hearted friend, and to
them Mr. Brennon and family are
deeply grateful at this time for many
kindnesses shown. The funenal was
held Wednesday morning at 10:30
from St. Mary's church at Constablevllle.

Amie + MANIGOLD, Rosalie. Rosalie was born about 1823 in France; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John + Anna. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]