His name was spelled with a u not a w. He was the brother of Frank, Cora, Alvor, Charles, Marcia, and Edwin Ranney. Son of Edwin and Eliza Button Ranney. He was named after his grandfather Jesse Louden Button. Please include shirleyw55 as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
Age 54 Fairview Cemetery Ref. Routt County Courier, June 20,1912. The report that Lowden Ranney had died suddenly of heart failure at the George Davidson ranch last Friday came as a shock to the community. Lowden J. Ranney was born in Belding, Ionia county, Michigan, June 14,1858. His earlier life was spent on his father's farm in Michigan. He came to Colorado in 1886 and in 1902 homesteaded a piece of land on Fortification Creek, his home until the time of his death. He worked until within an hour of his death which occurred at 4:30 in the afternoon of June 14,1912, his 54th birthday anniversary. He was an honored member of Yampa Lodge #88 A.F. & A.M.; was a just and upright man of pleasing manner and quiet disposition. He was unmarried. Three brothers and a sister survive him. of these Charles and Frank Ranney and Mrs. A. McLachlan are in Craig and A.M. Ranney is in Denver. Funeral services were held Sunday under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge at the Congregational church, Rev. Hullinger conducting the service and the impressive Masonic burial service being used at the cemetery. From Neal A. Fenton. Thanks Neal!Please include Neal Fenton as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
Age 54 Fairview Cemetery Ref. Routt County Courier, June 20,1912. The report that Lowden Ranney had died suddenly of heart failure at the George Davidson ranch last Friday came as a shock to the community. Lowden J. Ranney was born in Belding, Ionia county, Michigan, June 14,1858. His earlier life was spent on his father's farm in Michigan. He came to Colorado in 1886 and in 1902 homesteaded a piece of land on Fortification Creek, his home until the time of his death. He worked until within an hour of his death which occurred at 4:30 in the afternoon of June 14,1912, his 54th birthday anniversary. He was an honored member of Yampa Lodge #88 A.F. & A.M.; was a just and upright man of pleasing manner and quiet disposition. He was unmarried. Three brothers and a sister survive him. of these Charles and Frank Ranney and Mrs. A. McLachlan are in Craig and A.M. Ranney is in Denver. Funeral services were held Sunday under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge at the Congregational church, Rev. Hullinger conducting the service and the impressive Masonic burial service being used at the cemetery. From Neal A. Fenton. Thanks Neal!Please include Neal Fenton as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
His name was spelled with a u not a w. He was the brother of Frank, Cora, Alvor, Charles, Marcia, and Edwin Ranney. Son of Edwin and Eliza Button Ranney. He was named after his grandfather Jesse Louden Button. Please include shirleyw55 as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
Age 54 Fairview Cemetery Ref. Routt County Courier, June 20,1912. The report that Lowden Ranney had died suddenly of heart failure at the George Davidson ranch last Friday came as a shock to the community. Lowden J. Ranney was born in Belding, Ionia county, Michigan, June 14,1858. His earlier life was spent on his father's farm in Michigan. He came to Colorado in 1886 and in 1902 homesteaded a piece of land on Fortification Creek, his home until the time of his death. He worked until within an hour of his death which occurred at 4:30 in the afternoon of June 14,1912, his 54th birthday anniversary. He was an honored member of Yampa Lodge #88 A.F. & A.M.; was a just and upright man of pleasing manner and quiet disposition. He was unmarried. Three brothers and a sister survive him. of these Charles and Frank Ranney and Mrs. A. McLachlan are in Craig and A.M. Ranney is in Denver. Funeral services were held Sunday under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge at the Congregational church, Rev. Hullinger conducting the service and the impressive Masonic burial service being used at the cemetery. From Neal A. Fenton. Thanks Neal!Please include Neal Fenton as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
Age 54 Fairview Cemetery Ref. Routt County Courier, June 20,1912. The report that Lowden Ranney had died suddenly of heart failure at the George Davidson ranch last Friday came as a shock to the community. Lowden J. Ranney was born in Belding, Ionia county, Michigan, June 14,1858. His earlier life was spent on his father's farm in Michigan. He came to Colorado in 1886 and in 1902 homesteaded a piece of land on Fortification Creek, his home until the time of his death. He worked until within an hour of his death which occurred at 4:30 in the afternoon of June 14,1912, his 54th birthday anniversary. He was an honored member of Yampa Lodge #88 A.F. & A.M.; was a just and upright man of pleasing manner and quiet disposition. He was unmarried. Three brothers and a sister survive him. of these Charles and Frank Ranney and Mrs. A. McLachlan are in Craig and A.M. Ranney is in Denver. Funeral services were held Sunday under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge at the Congregational church, Rev. Hullinger conducting the service and the impressive Masonic burial service being used at the cemetery. From Neal A. Fenton. Thanks Neal!Please include Neal Fenton as contributor of this information if you use it on another site!
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