1ST. LIEUT. JAMES HOMER BROWN
DALLAS FLIER KILLED IN CRASH AT BIG SPRING
First. Lieut. James H. Brown, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dallas, Army flight instructor at Ellington Field, Houston, was killed in a plane crash at Big Spring Wednesday while en route back to Houston from El Paso, and another officer in the plane with him was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Brown had flown another officer to El Paso to accompany the body of another soldier home and was returning to his base when the accident occurred.
A graduate of Technical High School here, Lieutenant Brown attended the University of Texas for a while, and entered the Army Air Forces in January 1941. He was graduated from Ellington Field last August and assigned there as an instructor. He formerly lived at 3626 San Jacinto in Dallas. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, his parents, and a brother, Robert Brown.
The body will arrive in Dallas Friday morning for funeral services and burial, details of which have not been completed.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
April 2, 1943
Dallas, Texas
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Son of James Bert Brown and Willie Mae Brown.
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JAMES' PARENTS' MARRIAGE:
Name: James Brown
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 07 Jan 1914
Event Place: Athens, Henderson, Texas
Gender Male:
Spouse's Name: Miss Willie Butler
Spouse's Gender: Female
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Texas Birth Certificates:
James Homer Brown was born June 18, 1918 at Omen, Smith County, Texas to James B. Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living in Athens, Henderson County, Texas.
James' brother, Robert A. Brown, was born January 7, 1921 at Canton, Van Zandt County, Texas to J. Bert Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living at Canton. James Bert Brown was born at Austell, Georgia. Willie was born at Teague, Texas.
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1930
1930 Dallas, Dallas, Texas
James B. Brown, head, 40, GA
Willie Brown, wife, 39, TX
James H. Brown, son, 12, TX
Robert A. Brown, son, 9, TX
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DALLAS FLIER KILLED IN CRASH AT BIG SPRING
First. Lieut. James H. Brown, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dallas, Army flight instructor at Ellington Field, Houston, was killed in a plane crash at Big Spring Wednesday while en route back to Houston from El Paso, and another officer in the plane with him was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Brown had flown another officer to El Paso to accompany the body of another soldier home and was returning to his base when the accident occurred.
A graduate of Technical High School here, Lieutenant Brown attended the University of Texas for a while, and entered the Army Air Forces in January 1941. He was graduated from Ellington Field last August and assigned there as an instructor. He formerly lived at 3626 San Jacinto in Dallas. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, his parents, and a brother, Robert Brown.
The body will arrive in Dallas Friday morning for funeral services and burial, details of which have not been completed.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
April 2, 1943
Dallas, Texas
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Son of James Bert Brown and Willie Mae Brown.
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JAMES' PARENTS' MARRIAGE:
Name: James Brown
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 07 Jan 1914
Event Place: Athens, Henderson, Texas
Gender Male:
Spouse's Name: Miss Willie Butler
Spouse's Gender: Female
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Texas Birth Certificates:
James Homer Brown was born June 18, 1918 at Omen, Smith County, Texas to James B. Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living in Athens, Henderson County, Texas.
James' brother, Robert A. Brown, was born January 7, 1921 at Canton, Van Zandt County, Texas to J. Bert Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living at Canton. James Bert Brown was born at Austell, Georgia. Willie was born at Teague, Texas.
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1930
1930 Dallas, Dallas, Texas
James B. Brown, head, 40, GA
Willie Brown, wife, 39, TX
James H. Brown, son, 12, TX
Robert A. Brown, son, 9, TX
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1ST. LIEUT. JAMES HOMER BROWN
DALLAS FLIER KILLED IN CRASH AT BIG SPRING
First. Lieut. James H. Brown, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dallas, Army flight instructor at Ellington Field, Houston, was killed in a plane crash at Big Spring Wednesday while en route back to Houston from El Paso, and another officer in the plane with him was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Brown had flown another officer to El Paso to accompany the body of another soldier home and was returning to his base when the accident occurred.
A graduate of Technical High School here, Lieutenant Brown attended the University of Texas for a while, and entered the Army Air Forces in January 1941. He was graduated from Ellington Field last August and assigned there as an instructor. He formerly lived at 3626 San Jacinto in Dallas. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, his parents, and a brother, Robert Brown.
The body will arrive in Dallas Friday morning for funeral services and burial, details of which have not been completed.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
April 2, 1943
Dallas, Texas
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Son of James Bert Brown and Willie Mae Brown.
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JAMES' PARENTS' MARRIAGE:
Name: James Brown
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 07 Jan 1914
Event Place: Athens, Henderson, Texas
Gender Male:
Spouse's Name: Miss Willie Butler
Spouse's Gender: Female
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Texas Birth Certificates:
James Homer Brown was born June 18, 1918 at Omen, Smith County, Texas to James B. Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living in Athens, Henderson County, Texas.
James' brother, Robert A. Brown, was born January 7, 1921 at Canton, Van Zandt County, Texas to J. Bert Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living at Canton. James Bert Brown was born at Austell, Georgia. Willie was born at Teague, Texas.
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1930
1930 Dallas, Dallas, Texas
James B. Brown, head, 40, GA
Willie Brown, wife, 39, TX
James H. Brown, son, 12, TX
Robert A. Brown, son, 9, TX
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DALLAS FLIER KILLED IN CRASH AT BIG SPRING
First. Lieut. James H. Brown, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dallas, Army flight instructor at Ellington Field, Houston, was killed in a plane crash at Big Spring Wednesday while en route back to Houston from El Paso, and another officer in the plane with him was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Brown had flown another officer to El Paso to accompany the body of another soldier home and was returning to his base when the accident occurred.
A graduate of Technical High School here, Lieutenant Brown attended the University of Texas for a while, and entered the Army Air Forces in January 1941. He was graduated from Ellington Field last August and assigned there as an instructor. He formerly lived at 3626 San Jacinto in Dallas. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, his parents, and a brother, Robert Brown.
The body will arrive in Dallas Friday morning for funeral services and burial, details of which have not been completed.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
April 2, 1943
Dallas, Texas
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Son of James Bert Brown and Willie Mae Brown.
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JAMES' PARENTS' MARRIAGE:
Name: James Brown
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 07 Jan 1914
Event Place: Athens, Henderson, Texas
Gender Male:
Spouse's Name: Miss Willie Butler
Spouse's Gender: Female
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Texas Birth Certificates:
James Homer Brown was born June 18, 1918 at Omen, Smith County, Texas to James B. Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living in Athens, Henderson County, Texas.
James' brother, Robert A. Brown, was born January 7, 1921 at Canton, Van Zandt County, Texas to J. Bert Brown and Willie Butler. The family was living at Canton. James Bert Brown was born at Austell, Georgia. Willie was born at Teague, Texas.
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1930
1930 Dallas, Dallas, Texas
James B. Brown, head, 40, GA
Willie Brown, wife, 39, TX
James H. Brown, son, 12, TX
Robert A. Brown, son, 9, TX
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