More on Sugar Grove Browns. Truman Job Tobey lived on Brown Hill from the late 1890s to the late 1940s. The house, according to my husband, was called the Black house (probably the family that built the house). The next house toward Youngsville on Brown Hill was referred to as the Brown house, even though when my husband can remember the Browns no longer lived there. He visited his grandfather Truman Job in the late 1920s through around 1940. I think Truman Job died about 1949. So if someone has access to the recorder's office they should be able to go back in deed records and find out which Brown lived next to the Black/Tobey house. After Truman Job died his daughter and husband whose name was Sullivan lived in the house. Now that I have you thoroughly confused, Happy Thanksgiving to all! Jean Tobey ----- Original Message ----- From: Dee Davidson <jcricket@cecomet.net> To: <PAFOREST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 3:18 PM Subject: Sugar Grove BROWNS Etc. Warren Co PA. and Chautauqua NY > Hi > I went to the Warren Co PA. Historical Society today and it was a long > trip for very little info > The BROWN family in the Wintergreen Cemetery on County rd 69 between > Busti and Sugar Grove, in PA. were from Belfast Ireland. Not any found > connection to the other Browns we have been looking for, that were from > New England. > There is quite a lot on the other Browns in Warren Co on the LDS files > and they are accurate according to the info in Warren so I suggest you > go there to search. > I have lost ALL of my contacts today but there is ONEwho knows who she > is, that posted these BROWN to the LDS, and she will come in here. > There was NO info available on the COBB of Cobb Corners, the Cobb > cemetry fell into the swamp, and others in the area used the tombstones > for sidewalks, and stepping stones, the records were kept in the church > which has been torn down and no records found. There is no further info > on Lorenzo Brown he was born somewhere and buried in Bear Lake, Period. > My Orrin Brown was no where to be found. > NOT a productive day. > Dee > PS > I DID find more information on the CLOUGH family of the wonderful barns. > > Born in Chautauqua Co NY and hob nobbed with the Vanderbilts > > > > > > > > >