CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - DORA LONG

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DORA LONG

Funeral services were held here from the Presbyterian church on Tuesday 
morning, July 5th, for Mrs. Frank Long of Magnet, a former Randolph 
resident who died Wednesday, June 29th at her home in Magnet. Mrs. Long 
had been ill for some time and an invalid for over a year.

Mrs. Long was a member of a family that was early settlers in this community. 
Dora M. Voigt was born in Wisconsin on February 19, 1883. While still a young 
girl, she moved with her family to a new home in Scribner, Nebr. and later 
to the Randolph vicinity. She was married to Jake Brandt.

Later, on May 27, 1904, she was married to J.F. Long. They resided in Randolph 
and other parts of northeast Nebraska until in 1931 when they moved to Florida. 
A few years ago they returned to Nebraska and for at least three years had 
lived in the Magnet community.

Mrs. Long is survived by her widower J.F. Long; three sons, Ed Brandt of 
Atkinson, William long of Magnet, John Long of Hillsboro, Ore.; four daughters, 
Mrs. Ida McDonough of Omaha, Mrs. Minnie Cochran of Clewiston, Fla., Mrs. Ella 
Hoperich and Mrs. Georgia Tibbetts of Padokee, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Idler, 
Ventura, Calif., and Mrs. Minnie Beeman, Posford, Minn., half brother Ferd Gerkins 
of Randolph; 19 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death 
by three daughters.