Father of Everett, Arthur, Virgie, Wallace, Arnola, Nancy, Louella, Sarah, Mary, and Selina Brown.
Son of Wallace Washington Brown and Nancy Elizabeth Hill.
He served in the Civil War as a Union Army Captain.
Relief is a small community centered by the Relief Post Office and the Paint Valley Church. The Post Office was established in 1878 by Edward W. Brown, Captain in the Union Army during the Civil War. The name "relief" was given to the Post Office because it was a relief for the people not having to go so far to get their mail.
Following is a list of Relief Postmasters up until 1956:
Edward W. Brown - February 11, 1878 there are more names on the list but only added him on here.
Father of Everett, Arthur, Virgie, Wallace, Arnola, Nancy, Louella, Sarah, Mary, and Selina Brown.
Son of Wallace Washington Brown and Nancy Elizabeth Hill.
He served in the Civil War as a Union Army Captain.
Relief is a small community centered by the Relief Post Office and the Paint Valley Church. The Post Office was established in 1878 by Edward W. Brown, Captain in the Union Army during the Civil War. The name "relief" was given to the Post Office because it was a relief for the people not having to go so far to get their mail.
Following is a list of Relief Postmasters up until 1956:
Edward W. Brown - February 11, 1878 there are more names on the list but only added him on here.
Family Members
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Sarah Angeline Brown Ferguson
1870–1913
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Sarah Angeline (Brown) Ferguson
1870–1913
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Louella Brown Williams
1871–1935
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Nancy Belle Brown Pelfrey
1874–1907
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Wallace Nathan Brown
1878–1925
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Edward L. Brown
1878–1948
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Mary Ferguson
1879–1962
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Selena Vertrice Brown Ferguson
1880–1903
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Arthur F. Brown
1883–1918
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Everett E. Brown
1883–1971
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Maudie Myrtle Brown Ferguson
1888–1929
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