BRACE, MRS. CLARA DAILEY (SRGP 2110)
 Mrs. Clara D. Brace died at her home in Rutland, Wednesday evening, November 10, at 9:45.  It came as a great shock to her family and friends as she was always helping others in sickness, and those who were not sick.  She had been in poor health for several years, but was able to be around most of the time.  Death was due to pneumonia.  Mrs. Clara D. Brace was born in Tioga, September 16, 1861, a daughter of Martin VanBuren and Mary Dailey.  She was united in marriage to Frank K. Brace March 11, 1885, he being dead nine years last July.  She had made her home last winter in Tioga at her sister’s Mrs. Letta D. McKinney, and most of the summer at Mansfield caring for Mrs. John Dailey until her death; also stayed a while until she went to Elmira for two weeks, caring for Mrs. Albert Armstrong.  She will be greatly missed in her community and home.  She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ira Giles, of Rutland and Mrs. Robert Giles of  Sullivan; also two sisters, Mrs. Leta D. McKinney, of Tioga, and Mrs. D. C. McAllister, of Olean, N.Y.; and one brother, M. E. Dailey, of Corning.  The funeral was largely attended at Lawrence Corners M. E. Church.  Rev. Seymour Barrett, of Tioga officiated.  The pall bearers were Liston Stickler, Nelson Stickler, Fred Stickler, Ross Watkins, Glenn Brace, John Grimm.  Burial in Dailey Cemetery beside her husband.

BRACE, FRANK (SRGP 2070)
On Wednesday afternoon, July 21, at his home on Mill Creek, occurred the funeral of Frank Brace, after a long illness of many years.  He had kept on good courage and looked at the bright side of everything, also remained cheerful to the very end.  The piece of music that he loved was “In Sight of the Crystal Sea”, His request was that the Roseville choir sing, and to sing this hymn.  As he reposed in his beautiful casket he was surrounded by a profusion of flowers, marks of esteem and love from numerous friends and neighbors.  A beautiful pillow of flowers was presented from Mr. and Mrs. John Benson, of Roseville.  He was a member of the Baptist church, of Lawrence Corners, but he had been in poor health and could not attend always.  Also was a member of Tioga Valley Grange P. Of  H.   We all know that he is with the angels now.  He would say, “I am ready to go any time the Lord calls to me.”  He was 53 years old January ??.  Mr. Brace was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brace.  He is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Ira
Giles and Mrs. ?? Giles;  six grandchildren; three brothers, Fred, Oreville, Harry Brace, and one sister, Mrs. Grant Stickler, of Paointer Run.  Many relatives were in attendance at the funeral from a distance, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. M. Dailey, Corning, N.Y.; Mrs. Letta Bailey and father, of Tioga, and others.  The service was in charge of Rev. Mr. Boroughs, of Tioga, and interment was in family lot, Dailey Cemetery, near Tioga.

LOVE John Steward
Wellsboro Agitator, Tioga, PA - Wed., April 4, 1928, Pg 3
John Steward Love, aged 93 years, died in Corning, March 19.  He was born at Caton in 1835, son of Jeremiah and Hannah Wood Love, and went with his parents to Richmond Township, near Mansfield, where most of his life was spent.  He was a member of the M. E. Church of Mansfield.  He is survived by two sons, Charles M. Love of Canandaigua and Albert L. Love of Mansfiled and two daughters Mrs. E. W. Button of Corning and Mrs. R. M. Bartlett of Batavia. There are 24 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren who also survive. The funeral was held Thursday; burial in the Dailey Hill Cemetery at Mill Creek, PA.  The bearers were: C. E. Button, F. H. Button, Edwin Button, J. W.  Brace, Arthur Brace and Newell Bowers.

THORN ELLIOTT
Wellsboro Agitator – January 26, 1927
--Elliott Thorn was born Dec. 2, ?, and died Jan. 13, 1927, of apoplexy.  He was moving his household goods from Mill Creek to his new home on Wellsboro road, near Tioga, when he was stricken.  Funeral services were held Thursday, Rev. Chas. W. Blount officiating; burial in the Dailey cemetery at Mill Creek.

?  Diadema Reynolds – Mrs. Diadema Reynolds, aged 82 years, died Thursday at her home in Tioga, after a short illness.  She had been a highly respected resident of Tioga for the past 45 years, removing to Tioga from Corning, where she resided for several years.  Her husband, Gilbert Reynolds, died about 30 years ago.  Mrs. Reynolds had made her home with her granddaughter Mrs. Hazel Knapp, at the Reynolds homestead.  Mrs. Reynolds was a member of the Methodist church of Tioga.  Deceased is survived by the following grandchildren:  Mrs. Hazel Knapp of Tioga, Miss Helen Reed of Jersey City, N.J., Guy M. Reynolds of Corning, Oscar Sparling of Blossburg, David and Isaac Sparling of Elmira, Bo Sparling of Arnot, Frank Sparling of Osceola Mills, Pa., Cole Reed of Troy, Pa., Allen Reed of Corning, Walter and Luther Reed of Groveland and Donald Reed at home, Cecilia Reed of Groveland and a son in law.  Mrs. Reynolds leaves 18 great grandchildren.  The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home, Rev. C. H. Blount, pastor of the Methodist church at Tioga officiated; burial in Mill Creek Cemetery.   Wellsboro Agitator, 4 June 1919.