Altoona Mirror Edition of Monday Evening, September 13, 1926.
DANIEL L. BROWN A lifelong resident of Morrisons Cove, died at his home on South Market Street, Martinsburg, this morning at 4:30 o'clock, death being attributed to complications. He had been in failing health for almost a year and for the last two months was in a serious condition, being unable to lie down.
He was born on his father's farm one half mile south of Martinsburg on Dec. 2, 1854, the son of Daniel and Mrs. Susan Brown, both now deceased.
He resided in the cove all his life, following farming until twenty-three years ago when be took up his residence in Martinsburg and was caretaker of the Fairview cemetery for a number of years.
On Oct. 12, 1881 he was united in marriage with Miss Mary Ellen Skyles, who survives, with two sons and two daughters, William P. Brown of Indiana, Pa., James E. Brown of Martinsburg and Mrs. Mollie S. Baker of Roaring Spring and Mrs. Anna May Lingenfelter of Hollidaysburg, and by one brother, Jerre Brown of Roswell, N. M., and two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Law of Curryville and Mrs. Susan Burket of Martinsburg. He was a member of St Matthew's Lutheran church of Martinsburg.
Daniel's obit was provided by: JOHN DICK, 4/2016
Obit was Digitally Copied and Scanned from the Altoona Mirror Edition of Monday Evening, September 13, 1926.
Provided by the Altoona Digital Library - Newspaper Archive∼born to Daniel Lovett Brown and Susan J Janney
Altoona Mirror Edition of Monday Evening, September 13, 1926.
DANIEL L. BROWN A lifelong resident of Morrisons Cove, died at his home on South Market Street, Martinsburg, this morning at 4:30 o'clock, death being attributed to complications. He had been in failing health for almost a year and for the last two months was in a serious condition, being unable to lie down.
He was born on his father's farm one half mile south of Martinsburg on Dec. 2, 1854, the son of Daniel and Mrs. Susan Brown, both now deceased.
He resided in the cove all his life, following farming until twenty-three years ago when be took up his residence in Martinsburg and was caretaker of the Fairview cemetery for a number of years.
On Oct. 12, 1881 he was united in marriage with Miss Mary Ellen Skyles, who survives, with two sons and two daughters, William P. Brown of Indiana, Pa., James E. Brown of Martinsburg and Mrs. Mollie S. Baker of Roaring Spring and Mrs. Anna May Lingenfelter of Hollidaysburg, and by one brother, Jerre Brown of Roswell, N. M., and two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Law of Curryville and Mrs. Susan Burket of Martinsburg. He was a member of St Matthew's Lutheran church of Martinsburg.
Daniel's obit was provided by: JOHN DICK, 4/2016
Obit was Digitally Copied and Scanned from the Altoona Mirror Edition of Monday Evening, September 13, 1926.
Provided by the Altoona Digital Library - Newspaper Archive∼born to Daniel Lovett Brown and Susan J Janney
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Mary Ann Brown Lehman
1842–1914
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Jeremiah "Jerre" Brown
1844–1926
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Christian Ling Brown
1845–1906
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Hanna Ling Brown Newcomer
1847–1922
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Charles I Brown
1848–1922
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Hezekiah L. Brown
1850–1915
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Catherine L. Brown Law
1851–1938
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George Franklin Brown
1853–1915
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Susan Isabelle Brown Burket
1856–1927
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Martha Brown Rhodes
1860–1923
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