Son of Henry Israel Bronson and Anna M Booth Brownson. Married Gertrude S Buckingham in 1904, had one son Sheldon Thomas Brownson.
Harry and his wife Gertrude wanted to preserve their farmland from development and sold it for $1 to a group that opened HB Brownson Country Club in 1960. In 1971, the Shelton Historical Society bought, for $1, the Marks-Brownson house and moved it to it's present location. See http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=7791 for more about the family, the Country Club and Marks-Brownson House
Harry and his wife Gertrude wanted to preserve their farmland from development and sold it for $1 to a group that opened HB Brownson Country Club in 1960. In 1971, the Shelton Historical Society bought, for $1, the Marks-Brownson house and moved it to it's present location. See http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=7791 for more about the family, the Country Club and Marks-Brownson House
Son of Henry Israel Bronson and Anna M Booth Brownson. Married Gertrude S Buckingham in 1904, had one son Sheldon Thomas Brownson.
Harry and his wife Gertrude wanted to preserve their farmland from development and sold it for $1 to a group that opened HB Brownson Country Club in 1960. In 1971, the Shelton Historical Society bought, for $1, the Marks-Brownson house and moved it to it's present location. See http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=7791 for more about the family, the Country Club and Marks-Brownson House
Harry and his wife Gertrude wanted to preserve their farmland from development and sold it for $1 to a group that opened HB Brownson Country Club in 1960. In 1971, the Shelton Historical Society bought, for $1, the Marks-Brownson house and moved it to it's present location. See http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=7791 for more about the family, the Country Club and Marks-Brownson House
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Harry B Brownson
1870 – 1966
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