Orren S Brown (1842-1862), son of Harvey Brown (1810-1888) and Polly Ann Sharpsteen (1818-1854).
Siblings:
1. George Brown
2. Adeline Brown
3. Daniel Brown
4. Sally Brown
5. Adelaide Brown
6. Emeline Brown
7. Ann Brown
8. Robert Brown
Would like to hear from anyone with additional information or photos of this family.
Orren enlisted, aged 21, as a private in Company G, 13th New York Infantry. He died of typhoid and pneumonia in Washington D.C. and his body was repatriated to his home town for burial. (Info From New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865, on Ancestry.com
Siblings:
1. George Brown
2. Adeline Brown
3. Daniel Brown
4. Sally Brown
5. Adelaide Brown
6. Emeline Brown
7. Ann Brown
8. Robert Brown
Would like to hear from anyone with additional information or photos of this family.
Orren enlisted, aged 21, as a private in Company G, 13th New York Infantry. He died of typhoid and pneumonia in Washington D.C. and his body was repatriated to his home town for burial. (Info From New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865, on Ancestry.com
Orren S Brown (1842-1862), son of Harvey Brown (1810-1888) and Polly Ann Sharpsteen (1818-1854).
Siblings:
1. George Brown
2. Adeline Brown
3. Daniel Brown
4. Sally Brown
5. Adelaide Brown
6. Emeline Brown
7. Ann Brown
8. Robert Brown
Would like to hear from anyone with additional information or photos of this family.
Orren enlisted, aged 21, as a private in Company G, 13th New York Infantry. He died of typhoid and pneumonia in Washington D.C. and his body was repatriated to his home town for burial. (Info From New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865, on Ancestry.com
Siblings:
1. George Brown
2. Adeline Brown
3. Daniel Brown
4. Sally Brown
5. Adelaide Brown
6. Emeline Brown
7. Ann Brown
8. Robert Brown
Would like to hear from anyone with additional information or photos of this family.
Orren enlisted, aged 21, as a private in Company G, 13th New York Infantry. He died of typhoid and pneumonia in Washington D.C. and his body was repatriated to his home town for burial. (Info From New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865, on Ancestry.com
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