Husband of Mary Woodford Brown.
Father of William Woodford Brown.
In 1842, Dr Brown saved the life of Homer Curtiss, who was bit by a rattle snake on his finger while moving a pile of corn stalks. It took over two weeks for Homer to recover with the help of Dr. Brown. The story of the "Rattle Snake" can be read from a protion of a letter written in the bio for Homer here on FAG. Dr. Brown's son later married Homer's grand daughter, Laura.
Father of William Woodford Brown.
In 1842, Dr Brown saved the life of Homer Curtiss, who was bit by a rattle snake on his finger while moving a pile of corn stalks. It took over two weeks for Homer to recover with the help of Dr. Brown. The story of the "Rattle Snake" can be read from a protion of a letter written in the bio for Homer here on FAG. Dr. Brown's son later married Homer's grand daughter, Laura.
Husband of Mary Woodford Brown.
Father of William Woodford Brown.
In 1842, Dr Brown saved the life of Homer Curtiss, who was bit by a rattle snake on his finger while moving a pile of corn stalks. It took over two weeks for Homer to recover with the help of Dr. Brown. The story of the "Rattle Snake" can be read from a protion of a letter written in the bio for Homer here on FAG. Dr. Brown's son later married Homer's grand daughter, Laura.
Father of William Woodford Brown.
In 1842, Dr Brown saved the life of Homer Curtiss, who was bit by a rattle snake on his finger while moving a pile of corn stalks. It took over two weeks for Homer to recover with the help of Dr. Brown. The story of the "Rattle Snake" can be read from a protion of a letter written in the bio for Homer here on FAG. Dr. Brown's son later married Homer's grand daughter, Laura.
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