Samuel Gann of Winchester Va Family

!Catherine May moved to Topeka as a small child with her parents. She lived there until 1891 when she moved to Elk Co, KS. After her marriage they moved to Winfield.

!Funeral notice Winfield Daily Courier, Sept. 7, 1943: The Rev. C. A. Kitch conducted the funeral services for Mrs. Catherine M. Brant Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from the First Methodist church, using as his text John 10:10. Mrs. Clarence Reiter and Mrs. George McNeish, accompanied by Miss Merle Steinberg at the organ, sand "Beautiful Isle," "What a Friend," and "In the Garden." Pallbearers were Mrs. Brant's grandsons, Robert Miles of San Francisco, Lewis Brant of Manhattan, Hugh Shiflet of Sherman, Texas, Dean Shiflet of Clovis, N.M., Kenneth Workman and Milton Bowman. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Catherine M., daughter of Joshua and Sarah Gann, was born in Pottawatomie county, Kansas, on May 27, 1868, and died at the age of 75 years, three months and ten days. On January 20, 1886, she was married to John Lewis Brant, who preceded her in death in 1922. To this union seven children were born: Clyde Raymond, who died in infancy; Mrs. I. N. Bowman of rock; Mrs. Rol Workman of Winfield; Mrs. Y. J. Shiflet of Winfield; Gene Brant of Winfield, Ernest Brant of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Roy Miles of Winfield. Seventeen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren, two brothers, S. N. Gann of Burden and Walter Gann of Augusta, and one sister, Mrs. Belle Compton of Winfield, also survive. Mrs. Brant had been a member of the First Methodist church here for many years. All her children and grandchildren were present for the services.

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Catherine May moved to Topeka as a small child with her parents. She lived there until 1891 when she moved to Elk Co, KS. After her marriage they moved to Winfield.

Funeral notice Winfield Daily Courier, Sept. 7, 1943: The Rev. C. A. Kitch conducted the funeral services for Mrs. Catherine M. Brant Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from the First Methodist church, using as his text John 10:10. Mrs. Clarence Reiter and Mrs. George McNeish, accompanied by Miss Merle Steinberg at the organ, sand "Beautiful Isle," "What a Friend," and "In the Garden." Pallbearers were Mrs. Brant's grandsons, Robert Miles of San Francisco, Lewis Brant of Manhattan, Hugh Shiflet of Sherman, Texas, Dean Shiflet of Clovis, N.M., Kenneth Workman and Milton Bowman. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Catherine M., daughter of Joshua and Sarah Gann, was born in Pottawatomie county, Kansas, on May 27, 1868, and died at the age of 75 years, three months and ten days. On January 20, 1886, she was married to John Lewis Brant, who preceded her in death in 1922. To this union seven children were born: Clyde Raymond, who died in infancy; Mrs. I. N. Bowman of rock; Mrs. Rol Workman of Winfield; Mrs. Y. J. Shiflet of Winfield; Gene Brant of Winfield, Ernest Brant of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Roy Miles of Winfield. Seventeen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren, two brothers, S. N. Gann of Burden and Walter Gann of Augusta, and one sister, Mrs. Belle Compton of Winfield, also survive. Mrs. Brant had been a member of the First Methodist church here for many years. All her children and grandchildren were present for the services.