The Columbian Progress Feb.5 1953
O.P.Brown's Brother Dies In Baton Rouge Mr.and Mrs.O.P.Brown and Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Fortenberry attended Funeral services last week for Capt.Howard Brown in Baton Rouge,La.
Captin Brown was employed at the Louisiana Stae Penitentiary at Angola for twenty years as captian of Camp A.After his retirement he lived with his son and family on Marion Drive in Baton Rouge.
He leaves one son and daughter-in-law,two grandchildren,two brothers,D.C.Brown of Batton Rouge and O.P.Brown of Columbia,and many other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were nephews.
article sumitted by shirley fortenberry ramshur.
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O.P.Brown's Brother Dies In Baton Rouge Mr.and Mrs.O.P.Brown and Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Fortenberry attended Funeral services last week for Capt.Howard Brown in Baton Rouge,La.
Captin Brown was employed at the Louisiana Stae Penitentiary at Angola for twenty years as captian of Camp A.After his retirement he lived with his son and family on Marion Drive in Baton Rouge.
He leaves one son and daughter-in-law,two grandchildren,two brothers,D.C.Brown of Batton Rouge and O.P.Brown of Columbia,and many other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were nephews.
article sumitted by shirley fortenberry ramshur.
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The Columbian Progress Feb.5 1953
O.P.Brown's Brother Dies In Baton Rouge Mr.and Mrs.O.P.Brown and Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Fortenberry attended Funeral services last week for Capt.Howard Brown in Baton Rouge,La.
Captin Brown was employed at the Louisiana Stae Penitentiary at Angola for twenty years as captian of Camp A.After his retirement he lived with his son and family on Marion Drive in Baton Rouge.
He leaves one son and daughter-in-law,two grandchildren,two brothers,D.C.Brown of Batton Rouge and O.P.Brown of Columbia,and many other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were nephews.
article sumitted by shirley fortenberry ramshur.
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O.P.Brown's Brother Dies In Baton Rouge Mr.and Mrs.O.P.Brown and Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Fortenberry attended Funeral services last week for Capt.Howard Brown in Baton Rouge,La.
Captin Brown was employed at the Louisiana Stae Penitentiary at Angola for twenty years as captian of Camp A.After his retirement he lived with his son and family on Marion Drive in Baton Rouge.
He leaves one son and daughter-in-law,two grandchildren,two brothers,D.C.Brown of Batton Rouge and O.P.Brown of Columbia,and many other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were nephews.
article sumitted by shirley fortenberry ramshur.
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