Adeline Partello married Andrew Brown in Deerfield, Massachusetts in 1854. They farmed in CT for two years, then Andrew went to MN and helped found Brownsdale. The next year, in 1857, his wife and children joined him.
Although Adeline doesn't have a stone in Brown Cemetery, it is known that she is buried there. At one time, a neighbor remembers seeing some laid over stones being outside of the fence. The fence was placed in more recent years, and it is thought that possibly it doesn't surround all the graves.
Although Adeline doesn't have a stone in Brown Cemetery, it is known that she is buried there. At one time, a neighbor remembers seeing some laid over stones being outside of the fence. The fence was placed in more recent years, and it is thought that possibly it doesn't surround all the graves.
Adeline Partello married Andrew Brown in Deerfield, Massachusetts in 1854. They farmed in CT for two years, then Andrew went to MN and helped found Brownsdale. The next year, in 1857, his wife and children joined him.
Although Adeline doesn't have a stone in Brown Cemetery, it is known that she is buried there. At one time, a neighbor remembers seeing some laid over stones being outside of the fence. The fence was placed in more recent years, and it is thought that possibly it doesn't surround all the graves.
Although Adeline doesn't have a stone in Brown Cemetery, it is known that she is buried there. At one time, a neighbor remembers seeing some laid over stones being outside of the fence. The fence was placed in more recent years, and it is thought that possibly it doesn't surround all the graves.
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