John George "Kootenai" Brown passed away in 1916. He was buried on the Western shore of the Lower Waterton Lake beside his first wife, Olive, later to be joined by his second wife at her passing.
BROWN, JOHN GEORGE, known as Kootenai Brown, prospector, frontiersman, and park superintendent; b. 10 Oct. 1839 in Ennistymon (Republic of Ireland), son of John George Brown and Ellen Finucane; m. first 26 Sept. 1868 Olive Lyonnais in Pembina (N.Dak.), and they had two daughters and one son; m. secondly Cheepaythaquakasoon (Isabella); they had no children; d. 18 July 1916 in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alta.
BROWN, JOHN GEORGE, known as Kootenai Brown, prospector, frontiersman, and park superintendent; b. 10 Oct. 1839 in Ennistymon (Republic of Ireland), son of John George Brown and Ellen Finucane; m. first 26 Sept. 1868 Olive Lyonnais in Pembina (N.Dak.), and they had two daughters and one son; m. secondly Cheepaythaquakasoon (Isabella); they had no children; d. 18 July 1916 in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alta.
John George "Kootenai" Brown passed away in 1916. He was buried on the Western shore of the Lower Waterton Lake beside his first wife, Olive, later to be joined by his second wife at her passing.
BROWN, JOHN GEORGE, known as Kootenai Brown, prospector, frontiersman, and park superintendent; b. 10 Oct. 1839 in Ennistymon (Republic of Ireland), son of John George Brown and Ellen Finucane; m. first 26 Sept. 1868 Olive Lyonnais in Pembina (N.Dak.), and they had two daughters and one son; m. secondly Cheepaythaquakasoon (Isabella); they had no children; d. 18 July 1916 in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alta.
BROWN, JOHN GEORGE, known as Kootenai Brown, prospector, frontiersman, and park superintendent; b. 10 Oct. 1839 in Ennistymon (Republic of Ireland), son of John George Brown and Ellen Finucane; m. first 26 Sept. 1868 Olive Lyonnais in Pembina (N.Dak.), and they had two daughters and one son; m. secondly Cheepaythaquakasoon (Isabella); they had no children; d. 18 July 1916 in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alta.
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