Felix Duff Bruner, 1892–1970?> (aged 77 years)
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- Felix Duff /Bruner/
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Cause: Scarlet fever |
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Battle Mountain Sanitarium
between July 14, 1921 and May 7, 1922 (aged 29 years)
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Cause: Heart trouble and 10 years over work |
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On April 5, 1918, Felix was granted title to 320 acres in Powder River County, Wyoming, by homestead. This land is located in Section 14, Township 9-S, Range 54-E. It is adjacent to land that was later homesteaded by his mother, Helen Bruner, by his brother, Frank Bruner, and by Frank's wife, Daisy Bruner. According to military hospital records, Felix enlisted in the US Army on June 24, 1918 [record says 1919, but that would after his discharge date] at San Pedro, California, and was assigned as a private to Company H, 127th Infantry Division. He served until June 2, 1919, when he was discharged at Fort D.A. Russel, Wyoming. On July 14, 1921, he was admitted to the Battle Mountain Sanitarium, Hot Springs, South Dakota, suffering from a "varicocele - left." He was discharged from that hospital on May 7, 1922. The records indicate that when admitted he was 29 years old, 5'9" tall, medium complexion, had blue eyes and brown hair, that he could read and write, that he was Catholic, that he was single, and that his occupation was pipe fitter. His nearest relative was his father, Thomas Bruner of Rapid City, South Dakota. |
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father |
1859–1941
Birth: March 23, 1859 — Galena, Jo Daviess, IL Death: In the home of his daughter, Tina — February 18, 1941 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
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mother |
1853–1928
Birth: April 3, 1853 — Waterloo, Black Hawk, IA Death: December 11, 1928 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
Marriage | Marriage — April 14, 1884 — Independence, Buchanan, IA |
7 years
elder sister |
1890–1902
Birth: November 1890 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: April 8, 1902 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
22 months
himself |
1892–1970
Birth: August 31, 1892 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: August 15, 1970 — Alzada, Carter, MT |
5 years
younger brother |
1897–1960
Birth: May 23, 1897 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: January 11, 1960 — Denver, Denver, CO |
1 year
younger sister |
1898–1985
Birth: May 7, 1898 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: September 1985 — Broomfield, Boulder, CO |
21 months
younger sister |
1900–1962
Birth: February 10, 1900 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: March 1962 |
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1896–1896
Birth: April 21, 1896 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: April 21, 1896 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
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1894–1895
Birth: February 14, 1894 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: June 11, 1895 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
himself |
1892–1970
Birth: August 31, 1892 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: August 15, 1970 — Alzada, Carter, MT |
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wife |
1909–1974
Birth: November 14, 1909 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD Death: March 22, 1974 — Powder River County, MT |
Marriage | Marriage — August 25, 1928 — Rapid City, Pennington, SD |
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