Minnie (Dillow) Brown died 9 Apr 1936, at the home of her daughter, Hester Eddleman, of Carbondale, Jackson County, aged 62 years, 6 months, 28 days, and was buried in St. John's Cemetery. Her funeral was at the Baptist church in Mill Creek. She was born 11 Sep 1873, two miles northwest of Mill Creek, the daughter of Levi and Lavina Dillow. She married on 26 Apr 1894, Harris W. Brown, who died 11 Nov 1934. They had seven children. She and her husband joined Reynoldsville Baptist Church on 25 Apr 1903, and transferred to Mill Creek Baptist Church. Three children, Harry C. Brown, Ray A. Brown, and Mabel N. Brown, preceded her in death. She left four children, George E. Brown, of Mounds, Pulaski County, Lowell H. Brown, of Jonesboro, Myra Miller, of Anna, and Hester Eddleman, of Carbondale; two grandchildren, Kenneth Miller and Martha Rose Eddleman; and one sister, Mrs. P. T. Combs, of Ewing, Il.
Jonesboro Gazett obituary.
Jonesboro Gazett obituary.
Minnie (Dillow) Brown died 9 Apr 1936, at the home of her daughter, Hester Eddleman, of Carbondale, Jackson County, aged 62 years, 6 months, 28 days, and was buried in St. John's Cemetery. Her funeral was at the Baptist church in Mill Creek. She was born 11 Sep 1873, two miles northwest of Mill Creek, the daughter of Levi and Lavina Dillow. She married on 26 Apr 1894, Harris W. Brown, who died 11 Nov 1934. They had seven children. She and her husband joined Reynoldsville Baptist Church on 25 Apr 1903, and transferred to Mill Creek Baptist Church. Three children, Harry C. Brown, Ray A. Brown, and Mabel N. Brown, preceded her in death. She left four children, George E. Brown, of Mounds, Pulaski County, Lowell H. Brown, of Jonesboro, Myra Miller, of Anna, and Hester Eddleman, of Carbondale; two grandchildren, Kenneth Miller and Martha Rose Eddleman; and one sister, Mrs. P. T. Combs, of Ewing, Il.
Jonesboro Gazett obituary.
Jonesboro Gazett obituary.
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