Elizabeth's parents were George Wiggins (1815-1856) and Mary "Polly" Ann Key Wiggins (1816-1843). The Key family came to Gandy's Cove about the time that Alabama became a state. Polly died young and her burial place is unknown.
The Alabama Enquirer, July 18, 1889
Died at Gandies Cove, Saturday morning, July 13, 1889, MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, wife of John J. Brown, with bronchitis and slow fever. She was buried Saturday at 2:00 at the family grave yard. She has been a consistent member of the Methodist Church for eight years. She died leaving every evidence that her future was safe.
Their children were
Emma
Arther
The Alabama Enquirer, July 18, 1889
Died at Gandies Cove, Saturday morning, July 13, 1889, MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, wife of John J. Brown, with bronchitis and slow fever. She was buried Saturday at 2:00 at the family grave yard. She has been a consistent member of the Methodist Church for eight years. She died leaving every evidence that her future was safe.
Their children were
Emma
Arther
Elizabeth's parents were George Wiggins (1815-1856) and Mary "Polly" Ann Key Wiggins (1816-1843). The Key family came to Gandy's Cove about the time that Alabama became a state. Polly died young and her burial place is unknown.
The Alabama Enquirer, July 18, 1889
Died at Gandies Cove, Saturday morning, July 13, 1889, MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, wife of John J. Brown, with bronchitis and slow fever. She was buried Saturday at 2:00 at the family grave yard. She has been a consistent member of the Methodist Church for eight years. She died leaving every evidence that her future was safe.
Their children were
Emma
Arther
The Alabama Enquirer, July 18, 1889
Died at Gandies Cove, Saturday morning, July 13, 1889, MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, wife of John J. Brown, with bronchitis and slow fever. She was buried Saturday at 2:00 at the family grave yard. She has been a consistent member of the Methodist Church for eight years. She died leaving every evidence that her future was safe.
Their children were
Emma
Arther
Inscription
MOTHER, THOU HAST FROM US FLOWN
TO THE REGIONS FAR ABOVE
WE TO THEE ERECT THIS STONE
CONSECRATED BY OUR LOVE.
Gravesite Details
Elizabeth and John J. Brown's graves are covered with a house with split shingles over grave.
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