William Henry Brown was born in 1826 to William Brown and Mary Bendall. They lived in Sussex County, Virginia. William H. Brown became a member of the Antioch Baptist Church in 1842. He remained in Sussex County at least through the personal property tax list of 1844. He was dismissed by letter from the Antioch Church in 1845. (The letter was renewed in 1846.) Around 1847, William Henry Brown married a woman named Rebecca; and they were living in Petersburg, Virginia by 1850.
William Henry Brown and Rebecca had at least three children, and then Rebecca died in 1867. The following year, William Henry Brown re-married. His new wife was Frances Ann (Mickle) Curtice. William and Frances had at least two children.
William Henry Brown was a ticket agent for the Petersburg Railroad for many years. He was “an old and honored citizen” until he was stricken with paralysis and died, in 1892.
William Henry Brown and Rebecca had at least three children, and then Rebecca died in 1867. The following year, William Henry Brown re-married. His new wife was Frances Ann (Mickle) Curtice. William and Frances had at least two children.
William Henry Brown was a ticket agent for the Petersburg Railroad for many years. He was “an old and honored citizen” until he was stricken with paralysis and died, in 1892.
William Henry Brown was born in 1826 to William Brown and Mary Bendall. They lived in Sussex County, Virginia. William H. Brown became a member of the Antioch Baptist Church in 1842. He remained in Sussex County at least through the personal property tax list of 1844. He was dismissed by letter from the Antioch Church in 1845. (The letter was renewed in 1846.) Around 1847, William Henry Brown married a woman named Rebecca; and they were living in Petersburg, Virginia by 1850.
William Henry Brown and Rebecca had at least three children, and then Rebecca died in 1867. The following year, William Henry Brown re-married. His new wife was Frances Ann (Mickle) Curtice. William and Frances had at least two children.
William Henry Brown was a ticket agent for the Petersburg Railroad for many years. He was “an old and honored citizen” until he was stricken with paralysis and died, in 1892.
William Henry Brown and Rebecca had at least three children, and then Rebecca died in 1867. The following year, William Henry Brown re-married. His new wife was Frances Ann (Mickle) Curtice. William and Frances had at least two children.
William Henry Brown was a ticket agent for the Petersburg Railroad for many years. He was “an old and honored citizen” until he was stricken with paralysis and died, in 1892.
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