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Mary Elizabeth <I>Hall</I> Brown

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Mary Elizabeth Hall Brown

Birth
Rome, Floyd County, Georgia, USA
Death
29 Aug 1947 (aged 91)
Hailey, Blaine County, Idaho, USA
Burial
Bellevue, Blaine County, Idaho, USA Add to Map
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Mary Elizabeth Hall was born on July 4 and believed the parades and fireworks were for her birthday! She was the 1st child of Amanda Andrews and Henry Hall. Her Father was a confederate soldier who was killed in the battle at Glendale, Virginia. Although Mary was only 6, she remembers looking through the field of dead soldiers looking for her father. He was never found and assumed to be buried in a mass grave in a well. She moved west to Utah with her mother and sister and grandparents in 1869. Her mother later remarried Serrine Conrad. Mary met and married Peter Brown. They settled in Bellevue Idaho and had 14 children.
Peter and Mary Brown started the first boarding house for the Minnie Moore Mines and the Railroad crews, it was also their home. It measured almost a block in area. They built a race track across the highway from the house.
Mary Elizabeth Hall was born on July 4 and believed the parades and fireworks were for her birthday! She was the 1st child of Amanda Andrews and Henry Hall. Her Father was a confederate soldier who was killed in the battle at Glendale, Virginia. Although Mary was only 6, she remembers looking through the field of dead soldiers looking for her father. He was never found and assumed to be buried in a mass grave in a well. She moved west to Utah with her mother and sister and grandparents in 1869. Her mother later remarried Serrine Conrad. Mary met and married Peter Brown. They settled in Bellevue Idaho and had 14 children.
Peter and Mary Brown started the first boarding house for the Minnie Moore Mines and the Railroad crews, it was also their home. It measured almost a block in area. They built a race track across the highway from the house.


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