Amelia Carpenter Snider is the oldest of 14 children born to Benjamin Snider and Margaret F. Waldron Snider. She is noted as 1 female, 5-10, in her father's household 1820 GEORGIA CENSUS, Chatham County, Savannah and in 1830 GEORGIA CENSUS, Screven County, in father's household, one of 2 females age 15-20. She married William Brown October 29, 1846. She had been married about six years when her father died in Cuba in 1852. The Browns were enumerated in the 1860 GEORGIA CENSUS, Newton County, Covington, July 25, page 18. #107-107: BROWN, William, head, age 48, Physician, $2250-2270, born Ga; Amelia C., wife, age 35, keeping house, born Ga (Amelia Carpenter Snider) William S. son, age 11, born Ga; Tallulah S., daughter, age 1, born Ga. Amelia's spouse, Dr. Brown, died in Florida in 1872 according to his headstone.
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William S. Brown 1849-1881
Tallulah S. Brown 1859-
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Children:
William S. Brown 1849-1881
Tallulah S. Brown 1859-
Amelia Carpenter Snider is the oldest of 14 children born to Benjamin Snider and Margaret F. Waldron Snider. She is noted as 1 female, 5-10, in her father's household 1820 GEORGIA CENSUS, Chatham County, Savannah and in 1830 GEORGIA CENSUS, Screven County, in father's household, one of 2 females age 15-20. She married William Brown October 29, 1846. She had been married about six years when her father died in Cuba in 1852. The Browns were enumerated in the 1860 GEORGIA CENSUS, Newton County, Covington, July 25, page 18. #107-107: BROWN, William, head, age 48, Physician, $2250-2270, born Ga; Amelia C., wife, age 35, keeping house, born Ga (Amelia Carpenter Snider) William S. son, age 11, born Ga; Tallulah S., daughter, age 1, born Ga. Amelia's spouse, Dr. Brown, died in Florida in 1872 according to his headstone.
- Blanche Keating Collie
Children:
William S. Brown 1849-1881
Tallulah S. Brown 1859-
- Blanche Keating Collie
Children:
William S. Brown 1849-1881
Tallulah S. Brown 1859-
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