Bertha Bryant was born, Bertha Nina Klink on 18 July 1892 in Lafayette, IN. Her parents were Jacob Friedrich (Fred) Klink and Ursula J. Schlenker (Schlinker), both German immigrants.
Bertha was married to Joseph Richard Cross and together they had the following children: Richard, James, Emma Louise (my mother), Joseph Junior, Josephine, Mary Jane, and Jack Cross.
After Bertha and Joe Cross divorced, she married a man named Leslie Bryant in 1932. They lived together, according to my mother, for a few years; then Leslie Bryant wanted to live in the Old Soldiers' Home but Bertha did not. She continued to live in Lafayette separately from Mr. Bryant.
Bertha was married to Joseph Richard Cross and together they had the following children: Richard, James, Emma Louise (my mother), Joseph Junior, Josephine, Mary Jane, and Jack Cross.
After Bertha and Joe Cross divorced, she married a man named Leslie Bryant in 1932. They lived together, according to my mother, for a few years; then Leslie Bryant wanted to live in the Old Soldiers' Home but Bertha did not. She continued to live in Lafayette separately from Mr. Bryant.
Bertha Bryant was born, Bertha Nina Klink on 18 July 1892 in Lafayette, IN. Her parents were Jacob Friedrich (Fred) Klink and Ursula J. Schlenker (Schlinker), both German immigrants.
Bertha was married to Joseph Richard Cross and together they had the following children: Richard, James, Emma Louise (my mother), Joseph Junior, Josephine, Mary Jane, and Jack Cross.
After Bertha and Joe Cross divorced, she married a man named Leslie Bryant in 1932. They lived together, according to my mother, for a few years; then Leslie Bryant wanted to live in the Old Soldiers' Home but Bertha did not. She continued to live in Lafayette separately from Mr. Bryant.
Bertha was married to Joseph Richard Cross and together they had the following children: Richard, James, Emma Louise (my mother), Joseph Junior, Josephine, Mary Jane, and Jack Cross.
After Bertha and Joe Cross divorced, she married a man named Leslie Bryant in 1932. They lived together, according to my mother, for a few years; then Leslie Bryant wanted to live in the Old Soldiers' Home but Bertha did not. She continued to live in Lafayette separately from Mr. Bryant.
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