Brant (Brandt) McKee

ROCHESTER SENTINEL, Saturday, April 24, 1875 DIED. -Mr. BRANT McKEE, a well-to-do citizen and farmer living a few miles west of Rochester, died on Wednesday morning of this week. The deceased was about 42 years of age, and was in the enjoyment of perfect health up to within a few days of his death, when he was taken with diptheria or putrid sore throat, with which he suffered terribly for a few days, when death ensued. The McKee family is quite large, well known and much respected in this county, but is severely afflicted, Brant being the sixth brother that has died within the past six years. The deceased leaves a wife and seven children to mourn over his sudden death. His funeral took place on Thursday, and was attended by many surviving friends

ROCHESTER UNION SPY, Friday, April 23, 1875 DIED. -BRANT McKEE died at his residence, six miles south of town, last Tuesday.

Obits/Bios 1913 Monday, June 30, 1913 Social Events

Sunday was the time of a happy reunion of the McKEE family, when six brothers and sisters for the first time in 20 years met together at the home of Mr. & Mrs. J. J. HILL . . . .

The following members were present: Mr. & Mrs. J. J. HILL and son Fred [HILL] of Chicago, Mrs. Jack KAHOE and daughters, Mrs. John BAKER and Miss Anna [KAHOE], of Norman, Oklahoma, Mr. & Mrs. Virgil McKEE and son Harve [McKEE] of Dowagiac, Mich., Mrs. B. A. CARTER and daughters, Edith [CARTER] and Mary [CARTER], of Hammond, Ind of Hammond, Ind., Mr. & Mrs. Albert McKEE and family, Ira McKEE, of Iron Mountain, Mich., Mr. & Mrs. Ralph LEBO and children of Kewanna, Eleanor MAYS, Mary [BAKER], John [BAKER] and Esther BAKER, of Norman, Oklahoma.