Compiler Notes: Loam Brown II.,'s 1st Wife was Mary Clifford Lasseter born: 23 May 1841 in Dooly County., Georgia an Died: 15 March 1876 in Pulaski County., Georgia.
The BROWN LOT does not have her grave, so place of burial is unknown. She has a published obituary but place of burial was not listed.
WILCOX COUNTY, GEORGIA
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Volume II.
1904-1907
By: Tad Evans
Page 329
Thursday, April 4, 1907
DEATH OF MR. LOAM BROWN, AGED 76 YEARS.
The people of Rochelle were shadowed with gloom yesterday when the message came from his home five miles from town that Mr. Loam Brown was dead. He was sick only a week when death came to relieve his sufferings. The end came peacefully at 5 o'clock, and thus closed the career of a good and useful man. The remains were brought to Rochelle yesterday morning and kept at the home of his son, Mr. George Brown, until the funeral which took place today in the same house at 9 o'clock a.m.
Mr. Brown was born in Houston County, Ga,. In September 1832, and was in his seventy-fifth year when he died. He was a man of remarkable constitution and energy, and was rarely sick. He is a family of long lived people, his father having lived to be 76, and many of his brothers and sisters having lived to be over three score years and ten. He is survived by three sisters, the younger being 69, and one brother 63. His sisters are Mesdames Sally Murray, Green Murray, A.D. Christmas, and the brother Mr. Alijah Brown.
Besides three sister and brothers, Mr. Brown leaves his wife and twelve living children. He was married twice, the first time to a Miss Lasseter, of Dooly County, by whom twelve children were born, of these five are living. They are Mrs. C. H. McConnell, Newton, Ga.; Mrs. Henry Mashburn, Rochelle; Mrs W. F. Market, Cordele; Mrs. P. H. Willis, Cordele, Mrs. E. L. McCoy, Eufaula, Ala. His second wife is the daughter of Mrs. C. C. King, of Rochelle, and by her were born nine children making a total of 21 children. Of the last seven are living. They are Mr. George Brown, Rochelle; Mrs. M. G. Doster, Rhine; Misses Maggie, Bessie, Florence andBerdie Brown, of Rochelle, and Mr. Sam Brown, the youngest son. All these children were present at his death and funeral.
Mr. Brown was a brave soldier in the Confederate army, and was first lieutenant in the cavalry under Gen. Wade Hampton, and under the daring, brave general, Mr. Brown always acquitted himself a true and worthy soldier.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. H. McGehee, of Hawkinsville, who had known him nearly fifty years, and who paid a beautiful tribute to Mr. Brown's memory in his funeral sermon. In the death of Mr. Brown, Georgia and Wilcox lose a worthy citizen.
See also the following
DEATH OF LOAM BROWN.
It iswth deep regret that we announce the death of the above named gentleman, which occurred at his home near Rochelle early Wednesday morning after a short illness resulting from an attack of cholera morbus.
Than Loam Brown, there was not a better known nor more highly respected man in this section
It was a pleasure of the writer to know him long and intimately as a friend, neighbor and churchman, and in all three relations he was true as the needle is to the magnet.
Mr. Brown was reared in Houston and Dooly counties though for many years resided in Pulaski and Wilcox counties where he was engaged in saw milling and did a successful business. He was married twice, the first time to Miss Clifford Lasseter of Dooly County, and the second time to Miss Ida Brown, of this county. He is survived by his wife and twelve children--seven by his first first wife and five by his last wife.
The interment took place at Rochelle Thursday morning at nine o'clock, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. E.H. McGehee, of this city, who was a former pastor and life long friend of the deceased--Hawkinsville Dispatch and News.
From Wilcox County Web Site:
BROWN, Loam. Sr. 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
1st Lt., Co. K, 62nd Regt. Ga. Inf. & Co. K, 8th Regt. Ga. Cavalry. Burial: Morningside Cemetery, Rochelle, Wilcox County, Ga. Tombstone Inscription: 1st Lt. Loam Brown, 62nd Ga. Cav., CSA 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
The BROWN LOT does not have her grave, so place of burial is unknown. She has a published obituary but place of burial was not listed.
WILCOX COUNTY, GEORGIA
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Volume II.
1904-1907
By: Tad Evans
Page 329
Thursday, April 4, 1907
DEATH OF MR. LOAM BROWN, AGED 76 YEARS.
The people of Rochelle were shadowed with gloom yesterday when the message came from his home five miles from town that Mr. Loam Brown was dead. He was sick only a week when death came to relieve his sufferings. The end came peacefully at 5 o'clock, and thus closed the career of a good and useful man. The remains were brought to Rochelle yesterday morning and kept at the home of his son, Mr. George Brown, until the funeral which took place today in the same house at 9 o'clock a.m.
Mr. Brown was born in Houston County, Ga,. In September 1832, and was in his seventy-fifth year when he died. He was a man of remarkable constitution and energy, and was rarely sick. He is a family of long lived people, his father having lived to be 76, and many of his brothers and sisters having lived to be over three score years and ten. He is survived by three sisters, the younger being 69, and one brother 63. His sisters are Mesdames Sally Murray, Green Murray, A.D. Christmas, and the brother Mr. Alijah Brown.
Besides three sister and brothers, Mr. Brown leaves his wife and twelve living children. He was married twice, the first time to a Miss Lasseter, of Dooly County, by whom twelve children were born, of these five are living. They are Mrs. C. H. McConnell, Newton, Ga.; Mrs. Henry Mashburn, Rochelle; Mrs W. F. Market, Cordele; Mrs. P. H. Willis, Cordele, Mrs. E. L. McCoy, Eufaula, Ala. His second wife is the daughter of Mrs. C. C. King, of Rochelle, and by her were born nine children making a total of 21 children. Of the last seven are living. They are Mr. George Brown, Rochelle; Mrs. M. G. Doster, Rhine; Misses Maggie, Bessie, Florence andBerdie Brown, of Rochelle, and Mr. Sam Brown, the youngest son. All these children were present at his death and funeral.
Mr. Brown was a brave soldier in the Confederate army, and was first lieutenant in the cavalry under Gen. Wade Hampton, and under the daring, brave general, Mr. Brown always acquitted himself a true and worthy soldier.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. H. McGehee, of Hawkinsville, who had known him nearly fifty years, and who paid a beautiful tribute to Mr. Brown's memory in his funeral sermon. In the death of Mr. Brown, Georgia and Wilcox lose a worthy citizen.
See also the following
DEATH OF LOAM BROWN.
It iswth deep regret that we announce the death of the above named gentleman, which occurred at his home near Rochelle early Wednesday morning after a short illness resulting from an attack of cholera morbus.
Than Loam Brown, there was not a better known nor more highly respected man in this section
It was a pleasure of the writer to know him long and intimately as a friend, neighbor and churchman, and in all three relations he was true as the needle is to the magnet.
Mr. Brown was reared in Houston and Dooly counties though for many years resided in Pulaski and Wilcox counties where he was engaged in saw milling and did a successful business. He was married twice, the first time to Miss Clifford Lasseter of Dooly County, and the second time to Miss Ida Brown, of this county. He is survived by his wife and twelve children--seven by his first first wife and five by his last wife.
The interment took place at Rochelle Thursday morning at nine o'clock, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. E.H. McGehee, of this city, who was a former pastor and life long friend of the deceased--Hawkinsville Dispatch and News.
From Wilcox County Web Site:
BROWN, Loam. Sr. 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
1st Lt., Co. K, 62nd Regt. Ga. Inf. & Co. K, 8th Regt. Ga. Cavalry. Burial: Morningside Cemetery, Rochelle, Wilcox County, Ga. Tombstone Inscription: 1st Lt. Loam Brown, 62nd Ga. Cav., CSA 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
Compiler Notes: Loam Brown II.,'s 1st Wife was Mary Clifford Lasseter born: 23 May 1841 in Dooly County., Georgia an Died: 15 March 1876 in Pulaski County., Georgia.
The BROWN LOT does not have her grave, so place of burial is unknown. She has a published obituary but place of burial was not listed.
WILCOX COUNTY, GEORGIA
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Volume II.
1904-1907
By: Tad Evans
Page 329
Thursday, April 4, 1907
DEATH OF MR. LOAM BROWN, AGED 76 YEARS.
The people of Rochelle were shadowed with gloom yesterday when the message came from his home five miles from town that Mr. Loam Brown was dead. He was sick only a week when death came to relieve his sufferings. The end came peacefully at 5 o'clock, and thus closed the career of a good and useful man. The remains were brought to Rochelle yesterday morning and kept at the home of his son, Mr. George Brown, until the funeral which took place today in the same house at 9 o'clock a.m.
Mr. Brown was born in Houston County, Ga,. In September 1832, and was in his seventy-fifth year when he died. He was a man of remarkable constitution and energy, and was rarely sick. He is a family of long lived people, his father having lived to be 76, and many of his brothers and sisters having lived to be over three score years and ten. He is survived by three sisters, the younger being 69, and one brother 63. His sisters are Mesdames Sally Murray, Green Murray, A.D. Christmas, and the brother Mr. Alijah Brown.
Besides three sister and brothers, Mr. Brown leaves his wife and twelve living children. He was married twice, the first time to a Miss Lasseter, of Dooly County, by whom twelve children were born, of these five are living. They are Mrs. C. H. McConnell, Newton, Ga.; Mrs. Henry Mashburn, Rochelle; Mrs W. F. Market, Cordele; Mrs. P. H. Willis, Cordele, Mrs. E. L. McCoy, Eufaula, Ala. His second wife is the daughter of Mrs. C. C. King, of Rochelle, and by her were born nine children making a total of 21 children. Of the last seven are living. They are Mr. George Brown, Rochelle; Mrs. M. G. Doster, Rhine; Misses Maggie, Bessie, Florence andBerdie Brown, of Rochelle, and Mr. Sam Brown, the youngest son. All these children were present at his death and funeral.
Mr. Brown was a brave soldier in the Confederate army, and was first lieutenant in the cavalry under Gen. Wade Hampton, and under the daring, brave general, Mr. Brown always acquitted himself a true and worthy soldier.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. H. McGehee, of Hawkinsville, who had known him nearly fifty years, and who paid a beautiful tribute to Mr. Brown's memory in his funeral sermon. In the death of Mr. Brown, Georgia and Wilcox lose a worthy citizen.
See also the following
DEATH OF LOAM BROWN.
It iswth deep regret that we announce the death of the above named gentleman, which occurred at his home near Rochelle early Wednesday morning after a short illness resulting from an attack of cholera morbus.
Than Loam Brown, there was not a better known nor more highly respected man in this section
It was a pleasure of the writer to know him long and intimately as a friend, neighbor and churchman, and in all three relations he was true as the needle is to the magnet.
Mr. Brown was reared in Houston and Dooly counties though for many years resided in Pulaski and Wilcox counties where he was engaged in saw milling and did a successful business. He was married twice, the first time to Miss Clifford Lasseter of Dooly County, and the second time to Miss Ida Brown, of this county. He is survived by his wife and twelve children--seven by his first first wife and five by his last wife.
The interment took place at Rochelle Thursday morning at nine o'clock, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. E.H. McGehee, of this city, who was a former pastor and life long friend of the deceased--Hawkinsville Dispatch and News.
From Wilcox County Web Site:
BROWN, Loam. Sr. 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
1st Lt., Co. K, 62nd Regt. Ga. Inf. & Co. K, 8th Regt. Ga. Cavalry. Burial: Morningside Cemetery, Rochelle, Wilcox County, Ga. Tombstone Inscription: 1st Lt. Loam Brown, 62nd Ga. Cav., CSA 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
The BROWN LOT does not have her grave, so place of burial is unknown. She has a published obituary but place of burial was not listed.
WILCOX COUNTY, GEORGIA
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Volume II.
1904-1907
By: Tad Evans
Page 329
Thursday, April 4, 1907
DEATH OF MR. LOAM BROWN, AGED 76 YEARS.
The people of Rochelle were shadowed with gloom yesterday when the message came from his home five miles from town that Mr. Loam Brown was dead. He was sick only a week when death came to relieve his sufferings. The end came peacefully at 5 o'clock, and thus closed the career of a good and useful man. The remains were brought to Rochelle yesterday morning and kept at the home of his son, Mr. George Brown, until the funeral which took place today in the same house at 9 o'clock a.m.
Mr. Brown was born in Houston County, Ga,. In September 1832, and was in his seventy-fifth year when he died. He was a man of remarkable constitution and energy, and was rarely sick. He is a family of long lived people, his father having lived to be 76, and many of his brothers and sisters having lived to be over three score years and ten. He is survived by three sisters, the younger being 69, and one brother 63. His sisters are Mesdames Sally Murray, Green Murray, A.D. Christmas, and the brother Mr. Alijah Brown.
Besides three sister and brothers, Mr. Brown leaves his wife and twelve living children. He was married twice, the first time to a Miss Lasseter, of Dooly County, by whom twelve children were born, of these five are living. They are Mrs. C. H. McConnell, Newton, Ga.; Mrs. Henry Mashburn, Rochelle; Mrs W. F. Market, Cordele; Mrs. P. H. Willis, Cordele, Mrs. E. L. McCoy, Eufaula, Ala. His second wife is the daughter of Mrs. C. C. King, of Rochelle, and by her were born nine children making a total of 21 children. Of the last seven are living. They are Mr. George Brown, Rochelle; Mrs. M. G. Doster, Rhine; Misses Maggie, Bessie, Florence andBerdie Brown, of Rochelle, and Mr. Sam Brown, the youngest son. All these children were present at his death and funeral.
Mr. Brown was a brave soldier in the Confederate army, and was first lieutenant in the cavalry under Gen. Wade Hampton, and under the daring, brave general, Mr. Brown always acquitted himself a true and worthy soldier.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. H. McGehee, of Hawkinsville, who had known him nearly fifty years, and who paid a beautiful tribute to Mr. Brown's memory in his funeral sermon. In the death of Mr. Brown, Georgia and Wilcox lose a worthy citizen.
See also the following
DEATH OF LOAM BROWN.
It iswth deep regret that we announce the death of the above named gentleman, which occurred at his home near Rochelle early Wednesday morning after a short illness resulting from an attack of cholera morbus.
Than Loam Brown, there was not a better known nor more highly respected man in this section
It was a pleasure of the writer to know him long and intimately as a friend, neighbor and churchman, and in all three relations he was true as the needle is to the magnet.
Mr. Brown was reared in Houston and Dooly counties though for many years resided in Pulaski and Wilcox counties where he was engaged in saw milling and did a successful business. He was married twice, the first time to Miss Clifford Lasseter of Dooly County, and the second time to Miss Ida Brown, of this county. He is survived by his wife and twelve children--seven by his first first wife and five by his last wife.
The interment took place at Rochelle Thursday morning at nine o'clock, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. E.H. McGehee, of this city, who was a former pastor and life long friend of the deceased--Hawkinsville Dispatch and News.
From Wilcox County Web Site:
BROWN, Loam. Sr. 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
1st Lt., Co. K, 62nd Regt. Ga. Inf. & Co. K, 8th Regt. Ga. Cavalry. Burial: Morningside Cemetery, Rochelle, Wilcox County, Ga. Tombstone Inscription: 1st Lt. Loam Brown, 62nd Ga. Cav., CSA 9-18-1832 3-27-1907
Family Members
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Loam Brown Jr
1862–1906
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Lola Brown McConnell
1864–1908
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Frances "Fannie Tan" Brown Mashburn
1872–1914
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Clifford "Tude" Brown Markert
1872–1946
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Janie Brown McCoy
1872–1954
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Ida Brown
1879–1884
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George Brown
1881–1959
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Corrie Cornelia Brown Doster
1882–1964
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Thomas Brown
1884–1885
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Margaret "Maggie" Brown Nipper
1886–1963
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Florence Brown Bell
1889–1974
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Samuel Jones "Sam" Brown
1892–1938
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