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Rev George Louis Brown

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Rev George Louis Brown

Birth
Ontario, Canada
Death
20 Jan 1896 (aged 75)
Webster, Dodge County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Webster, Dodge County, Nebraska, USA
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Born: Holstein Township, Ontario, CANADA
Married: Barsheba Ann Domprope 25-sep-1842
at Ameliasburg, Prince Edward, Ontario, CANADA

1840-1849 Moved to Eaton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
Fall 1881 Moved to Webster, Dodge County, Nebraska

Obituary from the North Ben Argus, Vol. VI January 24, 1896 No.43
"George Louis Brown was born in Canada, May 12,1820. He removed to Wisconsin
in 1840, and came to Nebraska in the fall of 1881. The following spring he bought
the farm near Webster where he has resided during his residence in this state.
On Sept 25, 1892 Mr. and Mrs. celebrated the Golden anniversary of their wedding...

The funeral services were held Wednesday after-noon and the remains laid to rest in the Cruickshank Cemetery. The deceased was quite a familiar figure in North Bend, and enjoyed
an extensive acquaintance throughout the county. He was an adherent to the United Brethren Faith, being a local preacher of that denomination. He was quite an energetic man of his age,
and was well posted on matters pertaining to life. The bereaved wife and children have the sympathy of a host of acquaintances in the loss of their husband and father."

----The Father of 13 Childern
1. John F. Brown 1843-1850
2. Cordelia Ann Brown (Sweet)1845-1921
3. Washington Brown (1847- )
4. Henry B. Brown (1849- )
5. Charles Edward Brown (1851- )
6. Alice M. Brown (Westphalen) 1854-1937
7. Dayton Lafayete Brown (1856-1932)
8. Byron A. Brown (aka-Brighton?) (1858- )
9. Catherine Elizabeth Brown (1860-1925)
10. Sarah Luella Brown (Stubbert) 1863-1887
11. William Sherman Brown (1865-1947)
12. Walter Franklin Brown (1867-1939)
13. Ella Mae Brown (Westphalen)(1871- )

Obituary says he died of Typhoid Fever at age of 76 years

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Born: Holstein Township, Ontario, CANADA
Married: Barsheba Ann Domprope 25-sep-1842
at Ameliasburg, Prince Edward, Ontario, CANADA

1840-1849 Moved to Eaton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
Fall 1881 Moved to Webster, Dodge County, Nebraska

Obituary from the North Ben Argus, Vol. VI January 24, 1896 No.43
"George Louis Brown was born in Canada, May 12,1820. He removed to Wisconsin
in 1840, and came to Nebraska in the fall of 1881. The following spring he bought
the farm near Webster where he has resided during his residence in this state.
On Sept 25, 1892 Mr. and Mrs. celebrated the Golden anniversary of their wedding...

The funeral services were held Wednesday after-noon and the remains laid to rest in the Cruickshank Cemetery. The deceased was quite a familiar figure in North Bend, and enjoyed
an extensive acquaintance throughout the county. He was an adherent to the United Brethren Faith, being a local preacher of that denomination. He was quite an energetic man of his age,
and was well posted on matters pertaining to life. The bereaved wife and children have the sympathy of a host of acquaintances in the loss of their husband and father."

----The Father of 13 Childern
1. John F. Brown 1843-1850
2. Cordelia Ann Brown (Sweet)1845-1921
3. Washington Brown (1847- )
4. Henry B. Brown (1849- )
5. Charles Edward Brown (1851- )
6. Alice M. Brown (Westphalen) 1854-1937
7. Dayton Lafayete Brown (1856-1932)
8. Byron A. Brown (aka-Brighton?) (1858- )
9. Catherine Elizabeth Brown (1860-1925)
10. Sarah Luella Brown (Stubbert) 1863-1887
11. William Sherman Brown (1865-1947)
12. Walter Franklin Brown (1867-1939)
13. Ella Mae Brown (Westphalen)(1871- )

Obituary says he died of Typhoid Fever at age of 76 years

AN#116
For more information on this person contact me.

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