Fenced 1978
Blanche Thompson -[Blanche Brown Thompson]
Tazewell, VA

Paul L. Prather
212 N. Stephen
Ponca City, Okla. [etched on a handmade Aluminum Sign]

On land owned by George H. Brown, that belonged to William Brown and James Brown in 1814, is the William Brown Cemetery.

One Stone cannot be read - ?? ** Old Marker

Buried near the cemetery is the grave of Wes Steele **

[Wes Steele is in a 1870? or 1880? census listed next to George H Brown family, farmer,black man, with property value, married to a Mulatto, with listed of mulatto
children.]

Markers in the Cemetery are:

William H. Brown ** [I would like to confirm if the stone actually has an H.* as middle initial or not]

Born Mar. 15, 1796
Died Aug. 1872
74 Y 4 Mo 2 D

Isabella Brown **
Born 1805
Died July 2, 1868
63 Y

Narcie Brown Peery
wife of Chapman Peery
♦♦ [brother of Governor George C. Peery]
daug. of George H.
and Mary Thompson

Born Mar. 25, 1874
Died Feb 6, 1899

died in childbirth

Charles C. Brown - [War Between the States??]
Born May 1, 1846
Died Sept. 11, 1864
18 Y 4 Mo 10 D

George H. Brown - Maiden Spring Justice of Peace.
Born Jul. 16, 1843
Died Feb. 22, 1894

Infant son of
G.H and M.J. Brown
Jan.12, 1882
Jan. 16, 1882

John H. Prather **
son of J. W. and N.I. Prather
Bied Oct 7, 1876
2Y 11 Mo 19 D

Willie W. Son of
G.H. and M.J. Brown
Born Feb. 23, 1879
Died Jan. 24, 1880

[note**On a visit May 5, 2014 Rick Brown could not locate the markers listed with **. They have fallen and or are buried. Groundhog holes have allowed the Markers to fall over there are two or three markers that are visible only laying where you cannot read them, need to weed and clean the cemetery.]