Daughter of Jasper and Katherine Brownfield.
Married to Thomas Elijah Clowe on May 6, 1894 at Holton, KS.
They were the parents of ten children.

COURIER TRIBUNE, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 11, 1945. page 1.
Mrs. T. E. Clowe, 71, Died After Four Months Illness
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Clowe, 71, wife of Thomas E. Clowe, a resident of Seneca for 39 years, passed away at her home Tuesday, January 9, at 11:40 a.m. She had been ill the past four months. Her death was due to cancer.

Mr. and Mrs. Clowe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home in Seneca February 6, 1944, with a family gathering. Their children have been home either on or since that time. There are ten children, 18 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. There was not a break in the immediate family circle until the death of an infant great grandson, and a grandson, Eugene Clowe, aviator, son of Bernie Clowe who was killed in action over Europe in the early part of World War II.

Thomas E. Clowe and Sarah Elizabeth Brownfield, daughter of Katherine and Jasper Brownfield, were married in Holton, Kansas, February 6, 1894. Mrs. Clowe was born in Uniontown, Pa., November 8, 1873. She was six when her parents located near Holton.

Mrs. Clowes greatest concern was her family and her home. Her children, in homes of their own, loved to gather in reunions. Mrs. Clowe was kind and considerate of her friends and a good neighbor. She had lived in her late home 19 years.

She is survived by her husband of the home, and her children: Ralph, Marysville; Orville, San Bernardine, Calif.; Bernie, Junction City, Ks.; Erwin T., Alhambra, Calif.; Mrs. Bessie Durham, Kansas City, Mo.; Harold, Seneca; Virgil, Great Bend, Ks.; Mrs. Ines Layman, Lincoln, Neb.; Kenneth, Long Beach, Calif.; and Mrs. Grace Davison, Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Davison cared for their mother recently, since her return from the University of Kansas hospital.

She also leaves three brothers, Ewing Brownfield and Sam Brownfield, Topeka; Alf Brownfield of Circleville, and two sisters, Mrs. Cinda McKeever, Holton, and Mrs. Nance Swain, Ashland, Ks. Mrs. Clowe was a member of the Methodist church and the Security Benefit Association.

The funeral was held from the Lauer Funeral Home and the Seneca Methodist church this Thursday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. The pallbearers were Charles Rucker, John Miller, L. M. Ford, John Hartner, Clem Lamping and Harry Myers. Burial was in the Seneca cemetery.