Here is what I have found about my earliest BROWNs. They were farmers and lived near Kedron in Maury Co., TN. First Generation: Erwin BROWN b. 1822 NC; d. ?? prob Maury Co., TN; m. Parthena JOHNSON 1839 in Maury Co., TN. [other possibly related BROWNs also living in Maury Co. in 1850 were John b. 1791 NC farmer; Mitchell b. 1818 TN wagonmaker; William b. 1829 TN wagonmaker; James b. 1831 TN wagonmaker; Benjamin b. 1832 NC farmer.] Second Generation: William b.1842 TN Richard b. 1844 TN; d. 1900-1910 Maury Co., TN; m. 1) Sarah Lamiza RAGAN 1861; 2) Elizabeth (Sallie) RAGAN 1872. Thomas b. 1848 TN Third Generation: Children of Richard born near Kedron, Maury Co., TN: Mary E. b. abt 1863 James Thomas b. abt. 1865 Nancy (Nannie) J. b. 1867 William b. 1871; d. 1967 Washington, OK John b. 1872; d. 1941 Peaster, Parker Co., TX Sam b. 1875 Nora b. 1876 Sallie b. abt 1879 Lila b. 1887 [William, John, and Sam moved to Texas about 1890.] Nel Brown Rocklein

Hi Linda, Am curious about the 2.Jesse on your list. Do you have any other info. at all on him? We are looking for the parents of our Jesse Brown, b. March 8, 1788, place unknown, who m. in 1811, Elbert Co., Ga., Lucy Staples, dau. of David Staples from Fluvanna Co., Va. Would be interested in any info. Thanks so much. Ardie From: lmaples@todays-tech.com (Linda Maples) To: BROWN-L@rootsweb.com I have two different Brown lines will send both one at a time. James Brown + Sarah Riley 2 Joseph Brown 1769 + Anne Hagler 3 Thomas Brown + Susan Greene 3 Elizabeth Brown 3 Jesse Brown + Miss Webb 3 Nancy Brown + Daniel Bradley 3 james Brown 1811- 1894 + Harriet Newell Farthing 1816 - 1897 3Sarah 'Sally' Brown + ruben Pickett Farthing 1808 - 1889 2 James Brown 1776 - + Nancy Brookshire 1780 3 Letty Brown 1820 + ?? Triplett 1815 - 2 Eli Brown 1783 - 1823 + Elizabeth M. 'Betsy' Brookshire 1792 3 Nancy Brown 1807 3 Mary 'Polly' Brown 1808 3 Ely Brown 1811 3 Charlotte brown 1812 - 1898 3 James brown 1813 + Anna Carley 1815 3 William Brown 1814 + Sarah Carley 3 Thomas Brown 1815 3 Sarah Brown 1817 - 1898 3 Elizabeth Brown 1819 3 Jesse Brown 1821 3 John Wesley Brown 1824 - 1867 + Mary Trible 1821 - 1909 2 Francis 'Frank'' Brown 1787 2 Jesse Brown 2 Humphrey Brown 2 Susan Brown 2 Thomas Brown 2 Elizabeth Brown 2 Hubbard Brown 2 Benjamin ' Ben' Brown 2 Samuel Brown + Mary Thornberry Linda IBSSG

This is from the Granbury Garphic Hood co TX June 18, 1887.....I have no information on this . Mr. R.F. Brown and Miss Laura Clark, and Mr. J.A. Blanton and Miss Arizona Hastings were married this week.

Also there is a site on rootsweb for Chad Brown descendents: Browne-Chad-L@rootsweb.com In the email BODY type the word "subscribe"

Go to www.brownfamily.org on the Brown Family Genealogical Society is an entire section on the chad Brown descendents.

Brown family searchers; Isn't it fun to look for your Brown family ties. I have two distinct Brown Families. One is the Family line of Chaddus Brown 1600-1663, who lived in Rhode Island after arriving from England. He married Elizabeth Sharparrowe and had several children including Daniel Brown 1638-1710. Daniel Brown married Alice Hearndon and also lived in Rhode Island. One of his children Alice (or Ellis) Brown 1691-? married William Sprague. I have a lot of information on the Sprague Family, but no history to speak of on the Chaddus Brown line. Is there someone who can help me? Brown Family two is my direct Brown family line. Robert Brown 1791-1861 is the first person I have in this line. Would really like a whole lot more information. He was born in one of the Carolinas from Scotch-Irish stock and his father name unknown was in the Revolutionary war, we think. He settled in Blount or Monroe County, Tennessee and married Jane Dennis 1790-1866. They moved to Greenfield Missouri and were buried there. Thomas and Jane had a six children to include William Washington Ritchey, Mary, Nancy Dennis, Sumeril Dennis, Eliza, and John 1832-1916 (my line). John Brown married Albina Minerva Cowan 1840-1931 and had a large family as well. Aley Jan, Albert Lincoln, Sherman Alfre, Lueticia Ann, Robert Donald, Jasper Marion 1870-1962 (my line), and Charles William. They lived in Missouri and then moved to Rice County, Kansas where they are both buried. Jasper Marion was my great grandfather. He married Cora Profit (1875-1954). They had 8 children and moved to Harper County, Kansas and they are buried there. My Grandfather Carl Brown 1901-1985 lived in a number of Kansas towns and settled Harper and is buried there. He married Edna Lucille Wisler 1901, who is the GGGGG Grand Daughter of Chaddus Brown. I'm missing quite a bit of the detail of the family histories on both families. Carl Brown

--WebTV-Mail-3681-4538 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Transcribed June, 1980 By: Michael David Brown GGG Grandson Michael David Brown Bakersfield Brigade --WebTV-Mail-3681-4538 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-103-2.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.103) by storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:05:40 -0700 (PDT) Received: by mailsorter-103-2.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) id 406B582; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:05:40 -0700 (PDT) Delivered-To: genebug7@mailsorter-bryant.bryant.webtv.net Received: from storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net (storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net [209.240.199.111]) by mailsorter-103-2.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) with ESMTP id 2C1B93D for <genebug7@mailsorter-bryant.bryant.webtv.net>; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:05:40 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from production@localhost) by storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8-wtv-e/mt.gso.26Feb98) id FAA26521; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:05:40 -0700 (PDT) X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhQ0q8/Dw+r1A7UGbXMHA1HLcmpMkAIUZhuF3Ug+J9ZgV9EOxBkZ6aZABV0= From: genebug7@webtv.net (Michael Brown) Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 05:05:39 -0700 (PDT) To: genebug7@webtv.net Subject: JOHN BROWN-Part III Message-ID: <28443-39C75693-8213@storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Land Transaction......... 7APR1813 85 Acres Price: $250.00 Sold By: John Brown Purchaser: Edward Watts This indenture made this seventh day of April in the year of our Lord, one-thousand eight-hundred and thirteen, between John Brown of the State of Tennessee and County of Montgomery of the one part and Edward Watts of the County of Dickson and State of Tennessee of the other part, Witnesseth, that the said John for, and in consideration of, the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid by the same Edward Watts the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained, sold, allenated, conveyed and confimed unto the same Edward his heirs, and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the State of Tennessee Dickson County on Wallace's Branch, being a branch of the Leatherwood Fork of Yellow Creek, beginning at a hickory, William Hodges south west corner running thence north along said Hodges line, crossing said branch one hundred poles to Hickory Hodges' north west corner, thence heading west eighty poles to a white oak. Thence, south thirty-five poles to a black gum. Thence, west eighty-six poles to a poplar in John Reynolds line. Thence, south sixty-five poles to a hickory on Nancy McMurrey's line. Thence, along said line east one-hundred and sixty-six poles to the beginning, containing eighty-five acres, to have and to hold the aforesaid land with all and singular the rights, profits, emolishments,hereditaments, and appurtenances of, in, and to the same belonging or in anywise appurtaining to the only proper use, and assigns forever, and the said John for himself, his heirs, executors, and administrators doth covenant and agree to, and the said Edward Watts, his heirs, and assigns that the before recited land and bargained, promises he will warrant and defend forever against the right, title, interest or claim of all and every person or persons whatever. In witness whereof the said John Brown hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and date above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of John Brown (SEAL) State of Tennessee Dickson County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions April Term, 1813 Then was the written deed of conveyance acknowledged in open court by the said John Brown and ordered to be registered. Field Farrar, Clerk State of Tennessee Dickson County Then was the written deed of conveyance registered in Book B, pages 154, 155. James Walker, Register by his Deputy, Cypriance Farrar Michael David Brown Bakersfield Brigade --WebTV-Mail-3681-4538--

--WebTV-Mail-10292-3666 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Transcribed in June, 1980, by: Michael David Brown, Great-Great-Great Grandson Michael David Brown Bakersfield Brigade --WebTV-Mail-10292-3666 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-103-1.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.104) by storefull-234.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 04:08:41 -0700 (PDT) Received: by mailsorter-103-1.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) id 1ABEE58; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 04:08:41 -0700 (PDT) Delivered-To: genebug7@mailsorter-bryant.bryant.webtv.net Received: from storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net (storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net [209.240.199.111]) by mailsorter-103-1.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) with ESMTP id 066C719 for <genebug7@mailsorter-bryant.bryant.webtv.net>; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 04:08:41 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from production@localhost) by storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8-wtv-e/mt.gso.26Feb98) id EAA25380; Tue, 19 Sep 2000 04:08:40 -0700 (PDT) X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhUAoPvzhtkoppmt0Yqmb5IFqfu367kCFCxzAdK77W67Dqg8+55vrabtgHCM From: genebug7@webtv.net (Michael Brown) Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 04:08:40 -0700 (PDT) To: genebug7@webtv.net Subject: JOHN BROWN-Last Will and Testament Message-ID: <28449-39C74938-1569@storefull-237.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) "I, John Brown, do make and publish this as my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills by me at any time made. First, I direct that my funeral expences and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed of or may come into the hands of my executor. 2nd, I give and bequeath to my wife Martha Brown the plantation whereon I now live encluding 100 acres be the same more or less during her natural life time. Also, my bride mare, Jin, also one milck cow, also a sufficient support for one year. 3rd, I bequeath to my son James Brown the aforesaid plantation after the death of my wife during his natural life time. 4th, I bequeath to my wife all my house hold furniture during her natural life time. 5th, it is my will that all t

Generation No. 1 William Brown, Jr. was born Feb. 1, 1787 in South Carolina, and died March 3, 1857 in Blont County, Ala. He married Obedience Hilton 1811 in Laurens County, South Carolina, daughter of Thomas Hilton and Elizabeth Cunningham. She was born December 24, 1791 in North Carolina, and died June 2, 1873 in Blunt County, Ala. Children of William Brown and Obedience Hilton are: i. Elizabeth C. Brown born Feb. 4, 1816 ii. Ancil C. Brown born Nov 2, 1818 South Carolina; d. September 8, 1853, Cass County (now Bartow County) Georgia iii. Winney F. Brown born March 30 1819 iv. Anne T. Brown born 1823 v. Martha T. Brown 1825 vi. Samuel Melser Brown born. Oct 18, 1825 died Juen 5, 1802 vii. Mary T. Brown born May 7, 1828 viii. Sterling Tucker Brown born August 15, 1830; died April 4, 1916; married Mary E. Roberson Feb. 22, 1862 ix. William B. Brown born August 15, 1832 Generation No. 2 Ancil C. Brown born Nov 2, 1818 in South Carolina and died September 8, 1853 in Cass County (now Bartow County) Georgia. He married Nancy Ann Robinson March 1, 1844 in Gwinnett County Georgia. She was born October 1825 in South Carolina and died June 7 1912. Children of Anil Brown and Nancy Robinson: i. John William Brown b. December 15, 1844 ii. Henry Thomas Brown born April 26, 1846 Cass County (now Bartow County) Ga. Died Jan 12, 1915 in Atlanta, Ga. buried At SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH in Atlanta, Ga. iii. Margaret Jane Brown born May 2 1848 iv Samuel Toliver Brown b. December 10, 1850 HE IS BURIED AT SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH, in Atlanta, Ga. v. James Franklin Brown born May 25, 1853 Generation 3. 1. Henry Thomas Brown was born April 26, 1846 in Cass County Georgia, died Jan. 12, 1915 in Atlanta Ga. buried At SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH in Atlanta, Ga. he married ___ Akins (Aikens) ? Children of Henry Brown and ___ Akin i. James William Brown born Nov. 22, 1873 died Nov. 11, 1939 married Alice Coy born Sept 9, 1881; died July 4, 1962 ii. Mary Emma Brown born Sept 21, 1874 died June 2, 1960 married Thomas Murphy Walraven he is buried at SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH in Atlanta, Ga. iii. Nathan T. Brown born 1876 married Clara Ireland iv. John Henry Brown born 1878 married Ethel Burge v. George Brown born 1880 married Mittie Wilson vi. Adinah Margrutte Brown she was called Tiny born Feb 3, 1881 died Aug. 17, 1955 married John Nelson Butler vii. Lessie Brown born August 19, 1883 died November 5, 1950 married Samuel A. Biggers viii. Lenora Brown born April 3, died Oct. 13, 1936 married W. Roy Rosser 2. James Franklin Brown was born May 25 1853 in Cass County, Ga, died June 24 1914 in Atlanta Fulton County, Ga. He is buried at SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH in Atlanta, Ga. married (1) Mary Ann Lamb Dec. 4, 1874 daughter of Peter Lamb and Catherine. She was born 1856, and died 1875. married (2) Mary Josephine Miller Jan 11, 1877 in Gwinnett County Ga. She was born April 9, 1856 in Newton County Ga. and died March 5, 1939 in Fulton County, Ga. SARDIS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH in Atlanta, Ga. is having a special Millennium Homecoming Celebration taking place at Sardis United Methodist Church on October 1, 2000 there will be lead tours of the cemetery that day. GONE TO GEORGIA by William C. Stewart John and Larkin Brown lived on Mulberry Fork about 1813 (Flanagan, Gwinnett County, v. 1,p.419) and helped build Sardis Methodist Church.

My BROWN Family Archibald BROWN b. 1812 GA- d. af 1880 Marion Co TN , father born SC. mother born VA. he married Sarah DOUGHERTY about 1830 and was in Marion Co TN by 1840. Archibald may have had siblings. Malinda b. 1805 SC; m. David M. WHITE moved to Marion Co TN after 1850 Hetta b. 1821 GA; m. John HICKS resided Marion Co TN William (Westly) b. 1820 GA m. Caroline---------- 47 NC moved Marion Co TN 1849 ch: Hetta, Abigail, Susan, Elias, John Archibald and Sarah had children: Harvey may have been a LAWSON b. 1827 TN James Anderson b. 1834 TN m. Susan LAWSON Levi (Levy) b. 1837 TN m. (1) Malinda SMALLEY Menerva Jane b. 1839 TN m. John McNABB Samuel b. 1844 TN m. Elizabeth DOUGHLAS John Calvin b. 1845 TN Mary Melissa MASSENGALE Sarah DOUGHERTY had stepmother Isabell b. 1792 SC who had been married to a BROWN , husband unknown. Married aboyut 1830 John DOUGHERTY who owned land in Monroe Co TN in 1827. Isabelle had a John BROWN b. 1825 AL and Sarah BROWN b. 1827 GA living in her household 1850 Living near by was Andrew BROWN b. 1823 TN married to Jane b. 1830 TN; living in home was Allen WILSON age 17 TN laborer. Living in the LAWSON home, sister of Sarah DOUGHERTY BROWN was a Mary BROWN b. 1834 AL This has been a brick wall for many years. Any help or clue appreciated. Pat Hoffman

Does any one have information on Mort Brown or George Clinton Brown. 1833-1844 respectively. Children named Glenn, Eva, and Edna. Unknown if these two Browns are related except by marriage to sisters...Stewart..Lucy and Agnes...Unknown who the children are by. i.e. Mort or George. Any information appreciated. sue

Looking for your Josiah Brown B-1798 SC: Hope the following will help you. Looking through my file cabinet and discovered that I also have the 1840 census of Tuscaloosa Co AL in the Moore's Bridge Community. Your Josiah is there with all of his Brown siblings. He is on page 196. The break down is: Males: under 5 there is 1, 5-10 there is 1, 10-15 there are 2, male 40-50 there is 1. Females: under 5 there is 1, it shows his wife 30-40. In the 1830 census my Thomas P and Josiah are living side by side on page 314. As I had previously mentioned he is on page 196 in Tuscaloosa in 1840. My John P.S.(son of Thomas P) is B-Tuscaloosa in 1826, so I know they have moved from TN to Tuscaloosa by that time. By the 1850 census my Thomas and his sons and wives have moved to Winston Co MS. By the 1860 census they are in Smith and VanZandt Co TX. I do not have census for Winston other than my Thomas and sons. I am going in for Surgery Wed morn, so if you write back and I do not answer, please write me again. Good Luck Bill So :B- 1798 SC>>>TN>>>AL>>>MS>>>TX.

In a message dated 09/17/2000 11:49:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Chocybrown writes: << t is told that when Larkin and Sarah Ann Brown moved to Floyd County, Larkin's brother, CABE or CALEB BROWN, went with them. >> Could this be a clue and addition to the notes on Larkin BROWN 1900 Marion County Census page 66 #83-83 BROWN, Leroy H July 1867 32 m 10 Farmer IL-GA-NC Martha 1873 27 T-T-T William Caleb E. Maggie L. Caleb ( father) 1840 59 wid. GA-NC-NC Clarence T. (Nephew) 1888 11 T-T-IL Pat Hoffman

My Nathaniel was born about 1802 in Tennessee and married Alice (Alcy) Anglin. Do you think that, because Brown is such a common name, any given name is likely to occur frequently? Or do you think there might be some family connection among these southeastern Browns? By the way, there is another, older, Nathaniel Brown in Tennessee in the early 1800s, in Lincoln County. Beverly At 11:03 PM -0700 9/17/00, Mitzi Bateman wrote: >I have a Nathaniel who was born abt 1800 in Emanuel County, GA, but he >didn't have a son named Joseph and he married Catherine Johnson. > >That's one Brown line. The other is a James D. Brown who married an >Elizabeth, no less. There seem to be a lot of unattached Browns who were >born in NC in the late 1700's. My James was born in 1796 in NC. >James had a son named James Duncan, so I'm guessing his middle name was >Duncan. Elizabeth was probably a second marriage. He married her in Irwin >County, GA abt 1840. > >I think the genetic approach may be our only hope in some of these James >Brown lines. I saw on another list that someone sent out a query asking for >family characteristics and compiled them as a research aid. We already did >some of that with the crooked little finger and webbed toes. I just read, >on the Melungeon List, that the crooked pinky is well known among Native >Americans. Does anyone know of any documentation? > >I'm just wandering around in the dark with my James Brown. > >What do you all think about compiling a list of all our Browns born in NC in >the 1790's and comparing it with the 1800 census? I don't have the census >handy, but I could find out the number and location of Brown families in NC >in 1800. Just an idea... I could compile the information if everyone with >information on NC Browns in the 1790's emailed me off list...or am I just >imagining this would lead to anything??? >When DNA tests get less expensive, I can volunteer either my uncle or my >first cousin: both James Browns, of course. <G> > >Mitzi > > >==== BROWN Mailing List ==== >contact list manager at judjack@rocketmail.com > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Am going to present my line a little differently than before and see if it rings any bells to anyone.................. Does anyone have a James E. or James U. Brown born 1811 or 1812? Could have been born in GA or AL but since both have been mentioned in various documents they both could just as easily be incorrect. Wasn't going to mention this but since someone did, this BROWN family to this day is "blessed" with several typical Melungeon traits. My father has the ridge at the base of his skull, My son, granddaughter and I have the crooked pinkies (they even have a crooked second toe - The first knuckle bends completely into and under the big toe), most of us have the shovel teeth. Photos of my grandfather (John Martin Brown) are very Indian looking sans the headdress. Most descendants from James E or U have black hair, high cheekbones, olive skin, and although the colors vary from brown, blue and hazel, they all have distinctive, hooded and slightly orientally-slanted eyes, if you can picture that. James E or U Brown's parents may have come from the Carolinas, but I haven't a clue. Older descendants (now deceased) say his mother's name was Elizabeth and and that James E or U was born in GA but one census says he was born GA, another says AL. He married in Marengo Co., AL 1833 to Lucinda Eaves. James E or U's descendants migrated from to AL to Mississippi and then to Arkansas. Some went on to Texas, the family's original destination. The Brown family seemed to travel and move with several of the same families on their trip to the West. Those families include Nolen/Nolan, Eaves, Ingraham, and Ray. Names from the original James E or U that are still handed down to this day are: James, Usrey, Howard, Harvey, Thomas, John, William, Matthew, Martin and George (used in that order with James and Usry being the favorite. Female favorites are Elizabeth, Martha, Jane, Ann/Anna, Faith/Faithy, and Mary.............yeah, I know, those were every Brown's favorites! There are a few unusual names thrown in from time to time that I've never been able to determine an origination ie. Hunter Guston, Usrey (and many variations of that which has been used extensively in every generation), and Sterling/Starling. I'm assuming these were maternal surnames but could possibly have been given by a renegade that just didn't want to follow the normal naming patterns of naming their children after parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Have just found John Luddy Burke's Website on the Burkes and Ansleys which my Brown family is right in the middle of. Haven't been able to find his/their connection to my Browns yet but if any of you are included in that family circle, would you please check your files and see if you can help me find the origin of my elusive James(?) Usrey/Eusrey Brown. If you can help I promise to include you in my will! :) ........And I say James. I'm not even sure it's James but John Burke calls him that and that's good enough for me until I learn differently. Good hunting to you all and LOVE our Roll Call. Emma from: James Howard Brown John Martin Brown Howard Harvey Brown James Usrey/Eusrey Brown

Here are my BROWNS. If even the smallest detail about any of this info sounds familiar, please write me. I am very unfamiliar with the places in England that the first generation came from, and am eager to learn more. Thanks so much for your time!!! Sincerely, Nicole in CA First Generation ---------------------------------------- 1. James BROWN.1 Born in 1851 in St. Austell, Cornwall, England.2 Occupation: Ironstone Miner. James married Philadelphia ELLIS1. Born in 1852 in Liskeard, Cornwall, England.3 Philadelphia died in Oct 1889, she was 37. They had the following children: i. Emily. Born in 1878-1879 in Skinningrove, York, England.3 2 ii. Eliza (1880-1943) 3 iii. Elizabeth "Lizzie" J. (1882-1957) 4 iv. Florence Philadelphia (1889-1964) Second Generation ---------------------------------------- 2. Eliza BROWN. Born on 24 May 1880 in Loftus, York, England.3 Eliza died in Bainbridge, NY on 3 Nov 1943, she was 63.4 Eliza married James G. LOWRY4. Born in 1871 in Scott, PA. James G. died in Bainbridge, NY on 27 Jan 1949, he was 78.4 They had the following children: i. James H. (1904-1919) ii. Marshall E. (1908-1974) iii. Dorothy E. (1909-) iv. Sarah E. (1910-1913) 3. Elizabeth "Lizzie" J. BROWN. Born on 11 Nov 1882 in England.5 Elizabeth "Lizzie" J. died in Sidney, NY on 26 Jan 1957, she was 74.5 Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Bainbridge, NY. Elizabeth "Lizzie" J. married Robert ARCHER. They had the following children: i. Robert Earl (1903-1949) ii. Elmer (1907-1985) 4. Florence Philadelphia BROWN. Born on 26 Sep 1889 in Olyphant, PA.1 Florence Philadelphia died in Lisle, Broome County, NY on 9 Jan 1964, she was 74.6 Buried in Vestal Hills Cemetery, NY. Religion: Methodist (Castle Creek Methodist Church, Broome County, NY and Calvary United Methodist Church, Vestal, Broome County, NY).7 On 1 May 1913 when Florence Philadelphia was 23, she married Numan O. TUCKEY, son of James Murray TUCKEY & Julia Anna GARRISON, in Bainbridge, NY. Born on 6 Feb 1891 in Bainbridge/Coventry, NY. Numan O. died in Bainbridge, NY on 30 Aug 1944, he was 53. They were divorced on 28 Dec 1926. They had one child: i. Jack Andrew (1917-2000) 1. Parents' names provided in writing by Florence Philadelphia Brown, on her SS-5 Form, Original Application for Social Security Card, dated 24 November 1936 2. Joe Ebbage, sid@yarco.freeserve.co.uk, "Re:[BROWN] BROWN from Yorkshire to PA 1883-1888," 11 Aug 2000, Information obtained from 1881 UK Census, Source: FHL Film 1342165/PRO Ref RG11/Piece 4838/Folio 74/Page 9. 3. Joe Ebbage, sid@yarco.freeserve.co.uk, "Re:[BROWN] BROWN from Yorkshire to PA 1883-1888," 11 Aug 2000. 4. Sandy Goodspeed, 18 July 2000, Greenlawn Cemetery/Bainbridge Town Clerk. 5. "Elizabeth BROWN ARCHER's Death Certificate," 23 Jan 1957, Sidney, Delaware County, NY, Bainbridge Town Clerk Office. 6. From Funeral Arrangements copy from Hopler & Georgia, rec'd 05 June 2000 from Ed Hopler, Jr. 7. Anaise Small, 14 July 2000, Membership Chairman of Castle Creek United Methodist Church.

Any idea where your William is buried. I live about 20 miles from Roswell, Ga. I could maybe check it out for you. If you would like. Maybe get some photos also.------------Wanda G. Looking for Walter Brown Selma Al.> Birmingham Al. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Pegletpf@aol.com> To: <BROWN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 2:00 AM Subject: [BROWN] William Brown b ca 1730 > Yes....another elusive William Brown..can anyone help????? > William Brown b ca 1730 married ca 1750, wife unknown.. > William Brown b ca 1760 in NC died near Roswell, GA, married Phoebe Gilliam > 1786 in Rowan Co, NC > his son: Silas W Brown b ca 1795 NC, married Jean Ormond 1816 in GA > his son: Hiram Brown b ca 1833 NC, married Susan Elmira Groover 1854 in Cobb > Co, GA > his son: William Lee Andrew Brown b 1855 in Cobb Co, GA, married 1874 in > Cleburne Co, AL, he died in Lafayette Co, MS in 1939. > The family story states that there were 3 brothers from England (usual > family story) > The William born ca 1730, had the following children: Jean, David, Isabella, > William, John, Robert & George, his 2nd wife was Mary Grey. > The William b ca 1760 had the following children: William, Phoebe, Hiram, > Silas, Robert and John. > Does anyone sound familiar????? > > > ==== BROWN Mailing List ==== > contact list manager at judjack@rocketmail.com > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ > >

Generation No. 1 1. Alexander Brown was born Jan 24, 1846 in , Lanarkshire, Scotland, and died Feb 16, 1918 in Magnolia, Rock Cnty, MN. He married Susan Kay Feb 16, 1866 in Lanark, Lesmahagow, Scotland. She was born Dec 31, 1839 in , Lanarkshire, Scotland, and died Jan 30, 1917 in Magnolia, Rock Cnty, MN. Children of Alexander Brown and Susan Kay are: 2 i. Robert Brown, born Jun 18, 1867 in Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died Apr 01, 1952. 3 ii. James Brown, born Sep 16, 1869 in Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died Unknown. 4 iii. Susan Elizabeth Brown, born Apr 21, 1871 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH; died May 12, 1953. She married Frank Erastus Underwood Abt 1895; born Feb 11, 1871 in Sparta, Monroe Cnty, WI; died Sep 08, 1937 in San Diego, San Diego Cnty, CA. + 5 iv. Charles Alexander Brown, born Dec 30, 1873 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH; died Jan 05, 1935 in Trent, Moody Cnty, SD. 6 v. John Brown, born Jul 31, 1876 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH; died Sep 18, 1876 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH. 7 vi. Mary Brown, born Jul 31, 1876 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH; died Sep 25, 1876 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH. 8 vii. Mary Brown, born May 01, 1880 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH; died May 06, 1955 in Long Beach, Los Angeles Cnty, CA. 9 viii. Alexander Brown, Jr, born Mar 23, 1885 in , , IL; died Apr 16, 1957 in Flandreau, Moody Cnty, SD. Generation No. 2 5. Charles Alexander Brown (Alexander) was born Dec 30, 1873 in Youngstown, Mahoning Cnty, OH, and died Jan 05, 1935 in Trent, Moody Cnty, SD. Burial: Egan, Moody Cnty, SD. He married Grace Barton Underwood Jun 28, 1900 in Egan, Moody Cnty, SD, daughter of Oliver Underwood and Mary Barton. She was born Oct 22, 1878 in Ewington, Jackson Cnty, MN, and died Mar 08, 1959 in Del Rapids, Minnihaha Cnty, SD; burial: Mar 11, 1959. Children of Charles Brown and Grace Underwood are: 10 i. Unknown Brown. She married Douglas Hilton Maddox; born Jun 04, 1914 in Ashton, Spink Cnty, SD; died Mar 12, 1990 in St Louis Park, Hennepin Cnty, MN; burial: Mar 16, 1990, Hopkins, Hennepin Cnty, MN 11 ii. Charles William Brown, born Jul 30, 1903 in Magnolia, Rock Cnty, MN; died Mar 13, 1968 in Sioux Falls, Minnihaha Cnty, SD.

Generation No. 1 1. William Brown was born Dec 05, 1805 in , , OH, and died Feb 17, 1877 in , Edwards Cnty, IL. He married Mary Polly Harper Apr 03, 1828 in , Edwards Cnty, IL, daughter of Thomas Harper and Esther Norton. She was born Aug 23, 1810 in , , KY, and died Apr 24, 1901 in Bone Gap, Edwards Cnty, IL. Children of William Brown and Mary Harper are: 2 i. Alfred Brown, born Mar 29, 1829. 3 ii. Rebecca Brown, born Jul 07, 1832. 4 iii. Mary Jane Brown, born Jun 18, 1835. 5 iv. Thomas Brown, born Apr 24, 1838. 6 v. John H. Brown, born May 05, 1841. 7 vi. Eliza Brown, born Apr 10, 1845;. 8 vii. Harriet Brown, born Aug 27, 1847. 9 viii. William Wilson Brown, born Jun 22, 1852.

Generation No. 1 1. Thomas J Brown He married Matilda Kinkade. Child of Thomas Brown and Matilda Kinkade is: + 2 i. Dr William Brown, born Abt 1875. Generation No. 2 2. Dr William Brown (Thomas J) was born Abt 1875. He married Leilah Belle Snively Sep 15, 1897 in , Richland Cnty, IL, daughter of Amos Snively and Sarah Parker. She was born Feb 27, 1876, and died Sep 16, 1939 in , Richland Cnty, IL. Children of William Brown and Leilah Snively are: 3 i. Gerald M Brown. + 4 ii. Beulah Brown. Generation No. 3 4. Beulah Brown (William, Thomas J). She married Austin Turner. Child of Beulah Brown and Austin Turner is: 5 i. Michael Turner.