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Generation: 2
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| 5. | Elizabeth Crenshaw was born about 1779; died in 1852. Notes:
Marriages of Louisa County, Virginia. 1766-1815, p. 14.
March 17, 1798, license - Robert T. Brown and Elizabeth Crenshaw. Surety, David Crenshaw.
Married March 27, 1798 by Rev. Hezekiah Arnold (page 84)
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| 8. | Bernard Brown was born on 28 Jan 1749/50 in at foot of Buck's Elbow Mtn near White Hall, Albemarle County, VA (son of Benjamin Brown and Sarah Dabney); died on 26 Feb 1800 in Browns Cove, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. Notes:
BIOGRAPHY: DAR: Bernard Brown (1750-1800) was a special dispatch bearer for General Washington. He was born and died in Albemarle County, Va.
From History of Albemarle County, by Rev. Edgar Woods, 1901, pages 151-152:
BROWN
The Browns of Brown's Cove were a Hanover family. Its head, Benjamin, and his eldest son Benjamin, patented a large area of land in Louisa County, both before and after its establishment in 1742. They began to obtain grants in Albemarle also soon after its formation. From 1747 to 1760 they entered more than six thousand acres on both sides of Doyle's River. Benjamin Sr., married Sarah Dabney, who according to Dr. Charles Brown's will, was descended from the Jennings that left the enormous estate in England, which such a multitudinous posterity in the country has coveted, and which prompted Dr. Charles to cross the great sea twice in his old age. Benjamin died in 1762, leaving eleven children, Benjamin, William, Agnes, Barzillai, Benajah, Bernard, Bernis, Bezaleel, Brightberry, Elizabeth, the wife of John Price, and Lucretia, the wife of Robert Harris. Passing these names under review, one can imagine the delight of the old gentleman in the iterating alliteration of B.B., and how assiduously he searched the Scriptures and the Lives of the Saints, to attain his pet ideal.
Benjamin and William were their father's executors, and appear to have had their portions and residence in Hanover or Louisa. Barzillai sold out in Albemarle, and settled in Shelby County, Kentucky, in 1809. Benajah also disposed of his interests, and removed to Buckingham.
Bernard had his home at the foot of Buck's Elbow, not far from Whitehall. He was the first of the family to depart this life, dying in 1800. He and his wife Elizabeth had twelve children, Robert, Reuben, Bernard M., Charles, Thomas H., Ira B., Asa B., Benjamin H., Bezaleel, Francina, wife of John Rodes, Lucy, the wife of Nathaniel Thompson Sr., and Sarah. Robert and Reuben emigrated to Sumner County, Tennessee. Bernard M. married Miriam, daughter of David Maupin, and had nine children, among whom were Thompson Brown, Sarah, the wife of Clifton Brown, and Pyrena, the wife of Tilman Maupin. Charles practiced medicine in Charlottesville in the early part of the century. He lived where Dr. W. G. Rogers now resides till 1822, when he removed to the farm on the waters of Ivy Creek which he bought from Crenshaw Fretwell, and on which his son Ezra still resides. He married his cousin Mary, daughter of Bezaleel Brown, and had six children. He died in 1879, having attained the remarkable age of ninety-six years. Thomas H. married first Mildred Brown, and secondly Lucy, daughter of Horsley Goodman. By his first marriage he had a daughter Emaline, who was the wife of W. G. Fretwell. Ira B. married Frances Mullins, and had six children, among them Burlington D. Brown. Benjamin H. married Judith, daughter of Hudson Fretwell. Bezaleel married Elizabeth, daughter of John A. Michie, and his children were Cynthia, the wife of William H. Brown, Frances, Addison, Williamson, Mary, the wife of George W. Kemper, Martha, the wife of Charles H. Parrott, and John A. M. He was cut off in the prime of his days in 1825. The family of Bernard Brown was remarkable in one respect. He and his three sons Charles, Thomas H., and Ira B. were magistrates of the county, and two of them served as Sheriff, Charles in 1841, and Thomas H. in 1849.
Bernard married Elizabeth Jennings Dabney on 22 Jun 1773 in near Buck's Elbow, Whitehall, Albemarle County, VA. Elizabeth (daughter of John Dabney and Anne Harris) was born on 18 Jun 1751 in Hanover County, Virginia, USA; died on 21 Jul 1826 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 9. | Elizabeth Jennings Dabney was born on 18 Jun 1751 in Hanover County, Virginia, USA (daughter of John Dabney and Anne Harris); died on 21 Jul 1826 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. Notes:
Relative: Margaret I.B. RAGSDALE
Children:
- Reuben Dabney Brown was born on 16 Jan 1777 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA; died on 5 Jul 1849 in Old Brown Family Cem., Chipman, Sumner County, TN.
- Bernard M. Brown was born on 15 Mar 1781 in Albemarle, Virginia, USA; died in 1825.
- Ira Benajah Brown was born on 5 Jun 1794; died on 26 Feb 1842.
- Lucy Brown was born on 7 Nov 1778; died on 16 Feb 1852.
- Sarah Brown was born on 6 Jun 1792; died on 2 May 1852.
- Charles M. Brown was born on 3 May 1783; died in 1879.
- Asa Brightberry Brown was born on 5 Jun 1794; died on 30 Jan 1839.
- Benjamin Hescott Brown was born on 12 Mar 1790 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA; died on 5 Dec 1875 in Solano County, CA; was buried in Rockville Cemetery, Solano County, CA.
- Bezaleel G. Brown was born on 22 Sep 1787; died on 20 Apr 1825.
- 4. Robert Thompson Brown was born on 16 Jan 1777; died on 30 Mar 1851.
- Thomas Harris Brown was born on 16 Apr 1785.
- Francina Brown was born on 24 May 1775; died on 3 May 1846.
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