Son of Harmon (aka H.G.) Gilson Brown and Margaret Melissa Tanner of Cayuga County, NY, born in Indiana, family moved to Doland, South Dakota by 1881.
Brother and half brother of Dr. John Charles Brown, George Hoyt Brown, Jennie E. Brown, Orla Almond Brown, Melza Clinton Brown and Guy Harmon Brown.
To family's knowledge he never married, may have had one child.
Excellent horseman, worked on ranches, sheep and cattle and stock yards.
Photograph taken with his brother, Orla A. Brown at an exposition, family lore is the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, he would have been about 28 years old, but could have been taken at any Fair/Exposition early 1900's.
Brother and half brother of Dr. John Charles Brown, George Hoyt Brown, Jennie E. Brown, Orla Almond Brown, Melza Clinton Brown and Guy Harmon Brown.
To family's knowledge he never married, may have had one child.
Excellent horseman, worked on ranches, sheep and cattle and stock yards.
Photograph taken with his brother, Orla A. Brown at an exposition, family lore is the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, he would have been about 28 years old, but could have been taken at any Fair/Exposition early 1900's.
Son of Harmon (aka H.G.) Gilson Brown and Margaret Melissa Tanner of Cayuga County, NY, born in Indiana, family moved to Doland, South Dakota by 1881.
Brother and half brother of Dr. John Charles Brown, George Hoyt Brown, Jennie E. Brown, Orla Almond Brown, Melza Clinton Brown and Guy Harmon Brown.
To family's knowledge he never married, may have had one child.
Excellent horseman, worked on ranches, sheep and cattle and stock yards.
Photograph taken with his brother, Orla A. Brown at an exposition, family lore is the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, he would have been about 28 years old, but could have been taken at any Fair/Exposition early 1900's.
Brother and half brother of Dr. John Charles Brown, George Hoyt Brown, Jennie E. Brown, Orla Almond Brown, Melza Clinton Brown and Guy Harmon Brown.
To family's knowledge he never married, may have had one child.
Excellent horseman, worked on ranches, sheep and cattle and stock yards.
Photograph taken with his brother, Orla A. Brown at an exposition, family lore is the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, he would have been about 28 years old, but could have been taken at any Fair/Exposition early 1900's.
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