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| 2. | William H. Brown was born on 8 Apr 1840 (son of Horace Brown and Lucy E. Parrott). Notes:
William H. Brown was wounded in the Valley Campaign during the Civil War and had to be brought home. The other brothers being in the war, there was no one to brave the dangers. So Oscar L. Brown, son Bernard L. Brown, a boy of about 12 years with a colored servant in the family carriage made the hazardous trip and brought him safely home. William H. Brown d.7/28/190___.
William married Mollie Banks. Mollie was born on 2 Dec 1858; died on 29 Nov 1941. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 3. | Mollie Banks was born on 2 Dec 1858; died on 29 Nov 1941.
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| 5. | Lucy E. Parrott was born on 6 May 1814 (daughter of Charles Parrott and Sarah Brown). Notes:
Bernard L. Brown attended this marriage of Horace Brown and Lucy Parrott in Green County and says the night of the wedding there was a great Meteoric Shower. This shower was observed in many parts of the United States of America.
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| 8. | Brightberry Brown was born on 13 Feb 1762 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA (son of Benjamin Brown and Sarah Dabney); died on 26 Jan 1846 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. Notes:
Captain of a company of volunteer cavalry in the Revolutionary Army
History and Genealogies, W.H. Miller, 1907
They lived at the head of the cove (Browns) just beneath Browns Gap. His house, on account of the bracing air and quiet seclusion and generous fare was a favorite resort of the Methodist Clergy during the heat of the summers.
Brightberry married Susan Thompson on 10 Jan 1788. Susan was born on 21 Jan 1766. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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