Columbiana County OhArchives Obituaries.....Brady, Jane April 10 1899
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East Liverpool Crisis  11 Apr 1899  pg 3
Miss Jane Brady, one of the best known women in Liverpool and Wellsville 
townships, died last night at her home just west of Walkers. There still 
remains one member, Mrs. Gould, of the original family of the Bradys, who have 
always lived on the Brady farm.
	Jane Brady was the daughter of Daniel Brady, and her father, mother, 
brothers and sisters have all lived, died and were buried on the farm near 
Walkers. The Brady burying ground stands beside the East Liverpool and 
Wellsville street car line at a point called Brady’s cut.
	Jane was for years in litigations with N.U. Walker over a strip of 
ground near Walker’s. She had the reputation of never giving up a case when 
once brought.
	Deceased was 71 years of age and lived alone until a short time ago, 
two children of her niece came to live with their great aunt.
	The Brady estate is in two parts. The upper farm, which lies next to 
the Spring Grove campground, was the property of Capt. Daniel Brady, of St. 
Louis, brother of deceased; and was left to the captain’s son, who resides in 
St. Louis. The lower farm was owned by the family and is considered a valuable 
piece of property on account of the clay it contains.
	The funeral of Miss Brady will take place Thursday afternoon; interment 
in the old Brady burying ground.


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