Levi Brown was the last of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter) born of Solomon Brown (1737-1786) and his wife Jenne (Jean) (Jane) Anderson (1739-1802). Levi's siblings were: William (1760-1805), Silas (1761-1840), Solomon (1763-1837), Samuel (1765-1829), John (1767-1846), David (1769-1855), Seth (1771-1840), Mary, and Joseph (1778-1857).
Levi lived for a while in Clarence, Niagara County, New York. He returned to Salem, Washington County, New York, his place of birth, and died there of consumption, at the house of Dr. Seth Brown, one of his brothers. Levi is buried in the same cemtery in Granville, Washington County, New York as is his mother, Jane (Anderson) and his brother, Samuel.
References:
(1) "Granville Cemetery Inscriptions Washington County, New York" by Margaret R. Jenks, 1993, page 98.
(2) The Asa Fitch Manuscripts, New York City Library, Section No. 1719.
Levi lived for a while in Clarence, Niagara County, New York. He returned to Salem, Washington County, New York, his place of birth, and died there of consumption, at the house of Dr. Seth Brown, one of his brothers. Levi is buried in the same cemtery in Granville, Washington County, New York as is his mother, Jane (Anderson) and his brother, Samuel.
References:
(1) "Granville Cemetery Inscriptions Washington County, New York" by Margaret R. Jenks, 1993, page 98.
(2) The Asa Fitch Manuscripts, New York City Library, Section No. 1719.
Levi Brown was the last of 10 children (9 sons and 1 daughter) born of Solomon Brown (1737-1786) and his wife Jenne (Jean) (Jane) Anderson (1739-1802). Levi's siblings were: William (1760-1805), Silas (1761-1840), Solomon (1763-1837), Samuel (1765-1829), John (1767-1846), David (1769-1855), Seth (1771-1840), Mary, and Joseph (1778-1857).
Levi lived for a while in Clarence, Niagara County, New York. He returned to Salem, Washington County, New York, his place of birth, and died there of consumption, at the house of Dr. Seth Brown, one of his brothers. Levi is buried in the same cemtery in Granville, Washington County, New York as is his mother, Jane (Anderson) and his brother, Samuel.
References:
(1) "Granville Cemetery Inscriptions Washington County, New York" by Margaret R. Jenks, 1993, page 98.
(2) The Asa Fitch Manuscripts, New York City Library, Section No. 1719.
Levi lived for a while in Clarence, Niagara County, New York. He returned to Salem, Washington County, New York, his place of birth, and died there of consumption, at the house of Dr. Seth Brown, one of his brothers. Levi is buried in the same cemtery in Granville, Washington County, New York as is his mother, Jane (Anderson) and his brother, Samuel.
References:
(1) "Granville Cemetery Inscriptions Washington County, New York" by Margaret R. Jenks, 1993, page 98.
(2) The Asa Fitch Manuscripts, New York City Library, Section No. 1719.
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Doct. Levi Brown,
died, March 25, 1817
in the 36th year of
his age.
Death like an everflowing stream,
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