Moses Brown was a native of Indiana, and removed to Daviess County, about 1838, where he was engaged in farming during his entire life. He served in the office of county judge for two terms. He made his home in Gallatin for a number of years prior to his death, which occurred when he was 74 years of age. His wife was born in South Carolina, and died when about 72 years old. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown are buried in Brown Cemetery, Gallatin. To Moses and Elizabeth (Wiles) Brown 13 children were born, of whom four are now living as follows: W. T., the subject of this sketch; A. C, Cheyenne County, Kans. ; A. T. Altamont; and Missouri the wife of D. D. Dean, Winston.
From: History of Daviess & Gentry Counties
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Children:
Christopher Columbus Brown 1839 –
Bridget Ann Brown 1841 – 1913
John Martin Brown 1842 – 1862
Sarah M. Brown 1844 – 1888
Mary E. Brown 1845 – 1917
Tillman Armfield Brown 1848 – 1894
Moses H. Brown 1849 – 1870
Nancy E. Brown 1851 – 1878
William Thomas Brown 1853 – 1933
Alvis Clinton Brown 1856 – 1946
Asmelda Jane Brown 1858 – 1879
Oliver Tolbert Brown 1860 – 1934
Missouri Adeline Brown 1862 – 1928
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From: History of Daviess & Gentry Counties
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Children:
Christopher Columbus Brown 1839 –
Bridget Ann Brown 1841 – 1913
John Martin Brown 1842 – 1862
Sarah M. Brown 1844 – 1888
Mary E. Brown 1845 – 1917
Tillman Armfield Brown 1848 – 1894
Moses H. Brown 1849 – 1870
Nancy E. Brown 1851 – 1878
William Thomas Brown 1853 – 1933
Alvis Clinton Brown 1856 – 1946
Asmelda Jane Brown 1858 – 1879
Oliver Tolbert Brown 1860 – 1934
Missouri Adeline Brown 1862 – 1928
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Moses Brown was a native of Indiana, and removed to Daviess County, about 1838, where he was engaged in farming during his entire life. He served in the office of county judge for two terms. He made his home in Gallatin for a number of years prior to his death, which occurred when he was 74 years of age. His wife was born in South Carolina, and died when about 72 years old. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown are buried in Brown Cemetery, Gallatin. To Moses and Elizabeth (Wiles) Brown 13 children were born, of whom four are now living as follows: W. T., the subject of this sketch; A. C, Cheyenne County, Kans. ; A. T. Altamont; and Missouri the wife of D. D. Dean, Winston.
From: History of Daviess & Gentry Counties
Their suggestion:
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Children:
Christopher Columbus Brown 1839 –
Bridget Ann Brown 1841 – 1913
John Martin Brown 1842 – 1862
Sarah M. Brown 1844 – 1888
Mary E. Brown 1845 – 1917
Tillman Armfield Brown 1848 – 1894
Moses H. Brown 1849 – 1870
Nancy E. Brown 1851 – 1878
William Thomas Brown 1853 – 1933
Alvis Clinton Brown 1856 – 1946
Asmelda Jane Brown 1858 – 1879
Oliver Tolbert Brown 1860 – 1934
Missouri Adeline Brown 1862 – 1928
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From: History of Daviess & Gentry Counties
Their suggestion:
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Children:
Christopher Columbus Brown 1839 –
Bridget Ann Brown 1841 – 1913
John Martin Brown 1842 – 1862
Sarah M. Brown 1844 – 1888
Mary E. Brown 1845 – 1917
Tillman Armfield Brown 1848 – 1894
Moses H. Brown 1849 – 1870
Nancy E. Brown 1851 – 1878
William Thomas Brown 1853 – 1933
Alvis Clinton Brown 1856 – 1946
Asmelda Jane Brown 1858 – 1879
Oliver Tolbert Brown 1860 – 1934
Missouri Adeline Brown 1862 – 1928
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