His father was Martin Daniel Brown b. 28 April 1830 Cannon County, Tennessee and died 30 July 1904 in Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma at daughter's home. He is buried with wife Salina Jane Sellers born 3 June 1834 Cannon County, Tennessee and died 2 Feb 1886 Cumby, Hopkins County, Texas and was buried in Cumby Cemetery AKA Black Grove Jack Settlement.
(Provided by janice mcnatt)
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Printed in The Davis News on June 6, 1918
Davis, Murray, Oklahoma; Reprinted with permission
City Locals
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Brown and Byron returned last evening from a month's trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They made the trip in their car and the Dr. says they had a fine trip even if they did have to run in the mud part of the way on their return home.
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Printed in The Davis News on Sept 9, 1926; Reprinted with permission
Medical Partnership
Drs. Brown & Brown is the name of a new partnership in Davis for the practice of medicine. The members are Dr. A. P. Brown, who has successfully practiced medicine here for probably 30 years, and his son, Dr. Byron B. Brown, who completed his internship at University hospital in Oklahoma City this summer following the getting of his degree as M.D. from the medical department of Oklahoma University. The new firm is a strong one, and its members are well known and popular citizens. They recently have remodeled their offices over City National Bank and added new equipment. They also maintain offices at City Drug Store.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Cause of death: Pulmonary embolism, postoperative
Contributory: Carcinoma
Place of death: Westley Hospital, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Occupation: Doctor
Father: Martin H. Brown
Mother's maiden name: Sarah Seller
Informant: Byron B. Brown
(Provided by janice mcnatt)
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Printed in The Davis News on June 6, 1918
Davis, Murray, Oklahoma; Reprinted with permission
City Locals
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Brown and Byron returned last evening from a month's trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They made the trip in their car and the Dr. says they had a fine trip even if they did have to run in the mud part of the way on their return home.
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Printed in The Davis News on Sept 9, 1926; Reprinted with permission
Medical Partnership
Drs. Brown & Brown is the name of a new partnership in Davis for the practice of medicine. The members are Dr. A. P. Brown, who has successfully practiced medicine here for probably 30 years, and his son, Dr. Byron B. Brown, who completed his internship at University hospital in Oklahoma City this summer following the getting of his degree as M.D. from the medical department of Oklahoma University. The new firm is a strong one, and its members are well known and popular citizens. They recently have remodeled their offices over City National Bank and added new equipment. They also maintain offices at City Drug Store.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Cause of death: Pulmonary embolism, postoperative
Contributory: Carcinoma
Place of death: Westley Hospital, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Occupation: Doctor
Father: Martin H. Brown
Mother's maiden name: Sarah Seller
Informant: Byron B. Brown
His father was Martin Daniel Brown b. 28 April 1830 Cannon County, Tennessee and died 30 July 1904 in Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma at daughter's home. He is buried with wife Salina Jane Sellers born 3 June 1834 Cannon County, Tennessee and died 2 Feb 1886 Cumby, Hopkins County, Texas and was buried in Cumby Cemetery AKA Black Grove Jack Settlement.
(Provided by janice mcnatt)
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Printed in The Davis News on June 6, 1918
Davis, Murray, Oklahoma; Reprinted with permission
City Locals
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Brown and Byron returned last evening from a month's trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They made the trip in their car and the Dr. says they had a fine trip even if they did have to run in the mud part of the way on their return home.
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Printed in The Davis News on Sept 9, 1926; Reprinted with permission
Medical Partnership
Drs. Brown & Brown is the name of a new partnership in Davis for the practice of medicine. The members are Dr. A. P. Brown, who has successfully practiced medicine here for probably 30 years, and his son, Dr. Byron B. Brown, who completed his internship at University hospital in Oklahoma City this summer following the getting of his degree as M.D. from the medical department of Oklahoma University. The new firm is a strong one, and its members are well known and popular citizens. They recently have remodeled their offices over City National Bank and added new equipment. They also maintain offices at City Drug Store.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Cause of death: Pulmonary embolism, postoperative
Contributory: Carcinoma
Place of death: Westley Hospital, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Occupation: Doctor
Father: Martin H. Brown
Mother's maiden name: Sarah Seller
Informant: Byron B. Brown
(Provided by janice mcnatt)
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Printed in The Davis News on June 6, 1918
Davis, Murray, Oklahoma; Reprinted with permission
City Locals
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Brown and Byron returned last evening from a month's trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They made the trip in their car and the Dr. says they had a fine trip even if they did have to run in the mud part of the way on their return home.
**********************************
Printed in The Davis News on Sept 9, 1926; Reprinted with permission
Medical Partnership
Drs. Brown & Brown is the name of a new partnership in Davis for the practice of medicine. The members are Dr. A. P. Brown, who has successfully practiced medicine here for probably 30 years, and his son, Dr. Byron B. Brown, who completed his internship at University hospital in Oklahoma City this summer following the getting of his degree as M.D. from the medical department of Oklahoma University. The new firm is a strong one, and its members are well known and popular citizens. They recently have remodeled their offices over City National Bank and added new equipment. They also maintain offices at City Drug Store.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Cause of death: Pulmonary embolism, postoperative
Contributory: Carcinoma
Place of death: Westley Hospital, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Occupation: Doctor
Father: Martin H. Brown
Mother's maiden name: Sarah Seller
Informant: Byron B. Brown
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