Daughter of William and Matilda J. (Perkins) Payne. Married George Washington Brown on 10 Sep 1859 in Clark County, OH. Mother of Frances Marion b. abt 1865, Eva b. abt 1870, (Unknown), (Unknown) and (Unknown).
MRS HANNAH BROWN, 89, one of the oldest members of the High Street Methodist Church, died at 7 p.m. Saturday at the City Hospital. Mrs. BROWN, who resided with her son, Frank W. BROWN, at 1608 Catawba Ave., was known throughout the city as "Grandmother" BROWN, and was the friend of everyone. Mrs. BROWN, aside from her life-long connections with the High Street M.E. Church, was a member of the Mothers' Club of the East Side Chapel. She had resided in Springfield practically all of her life. The body was removed to the C.F. Jackson and CO. Funeral Home, where funeral services were held at a later time, that was to be announced later.
Excerpts were from her obituary as published in the Springfield Daily News on November 15, 1925, Page-7, Society, and furnished by Nancy Graves.
MRS HANNAH BROWN, 89, one of the oldest members of the High Street Methodist Church, died at 7 p.m. Saturday at the City Hospital. Mrs. BROWN, who resided with her son, Frank W. BROWN, at 1608 Catawba Ave., was known throughout the city as "Grandmother" BROWN, and was the friend of everyone. Mrs. BROWN, aside from her life-long connections with the High Street M.E. Church, was a member of the Mothers' Club of the East Side Chapel. She had resided in Springfield practically all of her life. The body was removed to the C.F. Jackson and CO. Funeral Home, where funeral services were held at a later time, that was to be announced later.
Excerpts were from her obituary as published in the Springfield Daily News on November 15, 1925, Page-7, Society, and furnished by Nancy Graves.
Daughter of William and Matilda J. (Perkins) Payne. Married George Washington Brown on 10 Sep 1859 in Clark County, OH. Mother of Frances Marion b. abt 1865, Eva b. abt 1870, (Unknown), (Unknown) and (Unknown).
MRS HANNAH BROWN, 89, one of the oldest members of the High Street Methodist Church, died at 7 p.m. Saturday at the City Hospital. Mrs. BROWN, who resided with her son, Frank W. BROWN, at 1608 Catawba Ave., was known throughout the city as "Grandmother" BROWN, and was the friend of everyone. Mrs. BROWN, aside from her life-long connections with the High Street M.E. Church, was a member of the Mothers' Club of the East Side Chapel. She had resided in Springfield practically all of her life. The body was removed to the C.F. Jackson and CO. Funeral Home, where funeral services were held at a later time, that was to be announced later.
Excerpts were from her obituary as published in the Springfield Daily News on November 15, 1925, Page-7, Society, and furnished by Nancy Graves.
MRS HANNAH BROWN, 89, one of the oldest members of the High Street Methodist Church, died at 7 p.m. Saturday at the City Hospital. Mrs. BROWN, who resided with her son, Frank W. BROWN, at 1608 Catawba Ave., was known throughout the city as "Grandmother" BROWN, and was the friend of everyone. Mrs. BROWN, aside from her life-long connections with the High Street M.E. Church, was a member of the Mothers' Club of the East Side Chapel. She had resided in Springfield practically all of her life. The body was removed to the C.F. Jackson and CO. Funeral Home, where funeral services were held at a later time, that was to be announced later.
Excerpts were from her obituary as published in the Springfield Daily News on November 15, 1925, Page-7, Society, and furnished by Nancy Graves.
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