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Obituary- Brashear, Suyel 1

Suyel N. Brashear
S.N. Brashear, aged 66, died at 9:30 Tuesday morning at the home of his son Walter Brashear, in Horton, Kansas. Death was due to Brights disease. Mr. Brashear became ill early Sunday morning and from the first was totally unconscious. He had left Rossville, May 12 to spend a few weeks with the family of his son in Horton.
The body was brought home last night and taken to the Brashear home on south Pine street. The funeral will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, conducted by Rev. Basquin. Interment will be made in Rossville cemetery.
Suyel N. Brashear was born in Carrol county, Maryland, December 18, 1855, where he continued to live until the year 1869, when he came to Kansas with his parents and settled near Westmoreland, Pottawatomie county. He was married to Sarah E. Whearty at Westmoreland, July 21, 1880 and a few years later they moved near Rossville. In 1908 they moved into the city of Rossville. Mrs. Brashear preceded him to the great beyond February 24, 1920.
He leaves to mourn his loss three children, George, of Rossville; Walter, of Horton; and Mrs. Joseph Cottle of Wamego; six sisters, Mrs. Clementine Clary, of Baltimore, Md., Mrs. Anna Slusser, of Topeka, Mrs. Rebecca Stroup, of Calif., Mrs. Fannie Ward, of Tologa, Okla., Mrs. Walter Bond, of St. Mary’s, Mrs. A. R. Cook of Topeka, and one brother, Carl Brashear of Hutchinson, Kansas.

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