Monroe Philip Brong

Birth13 Feb 1876 - Brodheadsville, Chestnuthill Twsp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A

Death18 May 1957 - Brodheadsville, Chestnut Hill Twsp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A

MotherMargaret Getz

FatherSebastian K. Brong, III

Born in Brodheadsville, Chestnuthill Twsp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A on 13 Feb 1876 to Sebastian K. Brong, III and Margaret Getz. Monroe Philip Brong married Emma Jane Serfass and had 13 children. He passed away on 18 May 1957 in Brodheadsville, Chestnut Hill Twsp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

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Parents

Sebastian K. Brong, Iii
1841 - 1925

Margaret Getz
1842 - 1922

Spouse(s)

Emma Jane Serfass
1892 - 1972

Emma Louisa Bond
1875 - 1913

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Norman Abner Brong
1899 - 1964

Edith May Brong
1906 - 1998

Homer Winfield Brong
1916 - 1990

Stanley Brong
1909 - 1997

Sterling Leroy Brong
1924 - 1997

Emma Jane Brong
1925 - 2003

Kenneth Monroe Brong
1923 - 1997

Albert F. Brong
1915 - 1959

Leon Aaron Brong
1918 - 1989

Pauline M. Brong
1921 - 1935

Claude David Brong
1929 - 1931

Pearl Irene Brong
1919 - 2001

Harold Brong
1926 - 1926

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