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I am looking for info on a Thomas Brown. He was b. abt. 1836 in England. His wife was born in Davies County, MO abt. 1842. She was Nancy E. Rowhuff the daughter of James Rowhuff and Margaret Sharp possibly Jackson County, MO in 1839. Thomas and Nancy lived their married lives in Fremont County, IA. They had the following children: BOSY (spelling?) b. about 1869...daughter William b. about 1871...son Alis (probably Alice) b. about 1873...daughter James b. about 1875...son Zachariah b. about 1877...son (this is my g gf) Jane b. about 1879...daughter I know of 2 more sons...Thomas and Nathan born after 1879. Anyone descend from any of these children? Thanks. Chancelee ____________NetZero Free Internet Access and Email_________ Download Now http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html Request a CDROM 1-800-333-3633 ___________________________________________________________

Hello I would like information on DANIEL H. DEBORD who was born 1830 in Pulaski County, Kentucky. He married LOUISA BROWN, also born 1830 in Kentucky. LOUISA was the daughter of STEPHEN BROWN, born March 1, 1803 in Kentucky and BARBARA ELLAN MILLER born January 18, 1807 in Kentucky. DANIEL and LOUISA had the following children: Sydney Ellen, Francis Emily, Mary E., William Nelson, Ida J., James A., and Mason E. Debord, all born between 1856 and 1872 I would like to know DANIEL DEBORD's parents and siblings and place of birth. Any clues or information regarding the family described above would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Jo Pace RESEARCHING, ADAMS, BOAZ, CLARK, CONNER, DEBOARD, DEWEESE, FERGUSON, FONDAW, JENNINGS, OSBORN, PALMER, SINGLETON, WATSON, WOLFSCALE PaceFondawColorado@juno.com

NEW MARTINS CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH Henry H. BROWN 31 Jan 1899 - 31 Dec 1959 Henry H. BROWN Jr 14 Apr 1924 - 15 Sep 1944 Martha Mae BROWN 18 July 1900 - 15 Sep 1988 NOTLA BAPTIST CHURCH Samuel A. BROWN 27 April 1872 - 6 Oct 1956 Callie H. BROWN 11 oct 1877 - 15 May 1955 Dorothy BROWN 27 Mar 1915 - John H. BROWN 16 Apr 1888 - 8 April 1979 Lissie Ann BROWN 26 Oct 1877 - 21 Nov 1952 Taylor Lee BROWN 3 May 1916 - 9 May 1967 SUNSET CEMETERY Abram H. BROWN 1856 - 1929 Charles A. BROWN 1876 - 1957 Johnnie E. BROWN Laura Ketron BROWN 1856 - 1943 Lynn A. BROWN 9 Oct 1920 - 18 June 1968 Nanny H. BROWN 1879 - 1972 Dr. Robert Hyatt BROWN 1902 - 1983 SHADY GROVE CEMETERY Lillie BROWN 20 Mar 1861 - 24 Sep 1875 Charley H. BROWN 25 Mar 1858 - 25 oct 1937 Susan BROWN 15 Sep 1865 - 21 Mar 1943 Mary Irene BROWN 10 April 1910 - 17 May 1991 Carol Don't let another child be hurt by ignorance. Educate yourself and your children about Tourette Syndrome. www.tsa-usa.org Care2 make the world greener !

Hi List, I just learned my Grandfather John Jefferson Brown b. 1879 of Alexander Co, Catawba Co and Gaston Co., NC had a brother named Cube Brown who had a son named Robert Brown of Highpoint, NC who made furniture. He also had a sister called Susan Brown who married a man with the last name of Daultry. I believe she lived in Catawba Co., NC. I would love to exchange info. with anyone who has them in their line. Merry Christmas, Jean Jondreau

Hi Priscilla, Could you scan it? My g-grandmother was Mahala Emmeline Brown. We have Lewis', Noble's and Magee's married into our line. I'd love a copy. Thanks...Wanda Brewer Shepherd BROWN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > BROWN-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 336 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [BROWN] Burt Brown ["Priscilla Haines" <phaines@rockis] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BROWN-D, send a message to > > BROWN-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [BROWN] Burt Brown > Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2000 11:22:20 -0700 > From: "Priscilla Haines" <phaines@rockisland.com> > To: BROWN-L@rootsweb.com > > I have a picture of Burt E. Brown and also one of him with his wife Clara > Magee. Their parents names, Brown and Lewis, and Noble and Magee, and their > three children are listed with dates on the back. Md. 1897. Anyone want > it? Priscilla

I have a picture of Burt E. Brown and also one of him with his wife Clara Magee. Their parents names, Brown and Lewis, and Noble and Magee, and their three children are listed with dates on the back. Md. 1897. Anyone want it? Priscilla

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Anyone out there have access to the 1840 Illinois Census? Looking for all incidences of James Brown in IL. Need page numbers. Have checked some online Index's but they did not have page numbers.

Researching Thomas Lee BROWN, b 1819, Chattanooga or Knoxville area. Migrated from Chattanooga in 1860. Mother Mary ? BROWN, living w/Thomas Lee and wife Adaline Drucilla CARSON in 1850 Cocke Co TN census at age 75. Thomas and Adaline relocated to Douglas Co KS in 1860 and died there. Hoping to find other descendants and siblings, more parent information for Thomas Lee and mother Mary. I am much interested in BROWN ancedotes and family stories, wish to know more about BROWNS in the Tennessee timeframe and Knoxville & Chattanooga areas.

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I've searched so long! If you have information, please help me hurdle my brick wall. David W. Brown married Mary J. "Mollie" Robertson in Noxubee Co. MS on l8 January l878. Who were Mollie's parents and/or siblings? Thanks for any help. Eugenia genaerber@usa.net ____________________________________________________________________ Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Hello, I'm new to this list. Does anyone have information on Bennett BROWN [179 -after the 1870 census] and wife Narcissa [1817-after the 1870 census]? They had several sons including Richard Henderson and my ancestor Jesse Whitfield Brown. Jesse Whitfield md Mary Malinda Prince. Jesse died in 1896 in the Copperhill, TN area. Thank you. Mitzi

I just joined the list and thought I'd post my Brown lines. Generation 1 Lawson Brown son of Jesse Brown and Elizabeth Brooks, was born abt 1797 in Fauquier, married 4-25-1825, Alice Embry daughter of William Embry and Frances Duncan. Children: Richard b 1825, Henry, Emily, Lawson, Benjamin Landon. Generation 2 Benjamin Landon Brown b May 18, 1842 Fauquier, married Olivia Ann Feaganes(b 1840 d1904 Culpeper) daughter of Samuel Feaganes and Nancy E. Smith. Generation 3 1. John Henry Brown b 1874 d 1964 m 1.Sarah Walker, 2 Janie Belle Brown 2 Ophia Jane Brown b 1879 d 1953 m 1903 Robert Wesley Brown (1869-1953) son of Joel Thomas Brown and Elizabeth Jane Brown 3. Rice M. Brown 1880-1962 m 1901 Sallie Grymes 4 Anna Lee Brown 1884-1971 m Harvey A. Brown Generation 4 Children of Ophia and Robert 1, Anna Lee Brown b 1903 d 1920 2. Elsie Wilson Brown b November 5, 1912 Culpeper VA. died Feb 11, 1963 married James Billie Dwyer 1931, Culpeper VA. Children of Anna Lee & Harvey 1 Milton Brown 2 Violet Brown 3 Olive Carroll Brown ******************************************************************** Ancestors of Robert Wesley Brown, Joel Thomas Brown b 1823 d 1911 Culpeper married Elizabeth Jane Brown daughter of Robertson Brown and Nancy Bishop Parents of Joel, John Brown and Lucy Hughes. ************************************************************************ Benjamin Landon Brown married 2nd to Eva Lennon of Washington DC in 1918 Culpeper Co VA children : 1. Katie Brown 2, Mabel Brown 3 William Benjamin Brown 4.Gladdie Mae Brown. all children were born aft 1920 but before 1926. July 20, 1926 Benjamin Landon Brown was murdered by Mrs. Brown and their boarder Wishard Doggett in Culpeper County VA , Eva married Wishard 1 week following the death of Benjamin also know as Landon Brown. This was a front page news at the time in small town Culpeper. I' am in search of the burial location of : Robertson Brown, & whom his parents were. he was born abt 1797 Lawson Brown and wife Alice Embry. *****************************************************************************' Anyone who is researching this line please contact me, two heads are definitely better than ONE. Grace Cooper gracie@nexet.net

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Is anyone researching a Pugh Hollinger BROWN of Harris County GA? Spread the wealth - post your extra info - it just might crumble someone's brickwall. Care2 make the world greener !