1844 - 1910 (~ 66 years)
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Name |
Levina F. (probably Frances) "Fannie" Brown |
Birth |
ABT. 1844 |
MO |
Gender |
Female |
Death |
28 Dec 1910 |
Napa Co., CA |
Person ID |
I5346 |
forneyclark |
Last Modified |
22 Mar 2024 |
Father |
Richard Brown, Jr., b. 4 Aug 1822, White Co., TN d. 30 Aug 1900, Healdsburg, CA; burial: Oak Mound Cem., Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., CA (Age 78 years) |
Mother |
Lemina Alderman, b. Mar 1823, VA d. 1909, Healdsburg, CA; burial: Oak Mound Cem., Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., CA (Age ~ 85 years) |
Marriage |
14 Nov 1842 |
Polk Co., MO |
Family ID |
F1852 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
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Source:
Lynn Ludlow:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
Lynn Ludlow:
Name, dates, & places
"Richard Brown d. Aug. 30, 1900. Lived in Polk and Holt counties, MO, and in
1854 co-founded Brownville in Nebraska Territory. Slave owner. Wanted new
settlers in Nebraska to vote for slavery when voting eventually for
statehood. Left Brownville in 1864, probably discouraged about the prospects
for slavery in a state that sent several regiments to be slaughtered for the
Union cause, and landed with in-laws in Collin County, Texas (Plano). This
is according to a Nebraska history written in the 1880s (Wm. Cutler. "Nemaha
County," History of Nebraska, 1882. CHICAGO: THE WESTERN HISTORICAL COMPANY,
Co., A. T. ANDREAS, Proprietor.) The same book, citing ex-Gov. Furnas, says
that Brown, although an ardent advocate of slavery, was run out of Texas
because the locals associated his name and origin (Brownville is not too far
from Ottawatomie, Kansas) with the abolitionist John Brown. He moved to
Kansas City, then to a ranch outside Ferndale, in Humboldt County, CA. In
1898 he and Lemina moved again, this time to Healdsburg to be with a
daughter. In Healdsburg CA. Kicked by a horse, died in the evening. Born
in White County, Tenn., Aug. 4, 1822. M. Lemina 14 Nov. 1842 in Polk
County, MO. Lemina died in 1909 in California. Both are buried in the Oak
Mound Cemetery in Healdsburg, CA, with their notorious daughter, Cordelia
Botkin."
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Source:
Lynn Ludlow:
1850 -- Census for Polk County, Mo., (county seat, Bolivar, north of
Springfield in SW corner of the state) shows:
Richard Brown, 36, born in TN, August 1822.
Lemina Brown, 36, born in March 1823, VA
Levina Brown, age 6, born in MO. (Probably Frances/Fannie.)
Alexander Brown, age 4, born in MO
Margaret J. Brown, age 7, born in MO.
Sabrina E. Brown, 8 months. (Lemina in 1860?) Doesn't say birthplace but
probably MO.
1860 -- Census for Brownville, Nemaha County, NE
Richard, 36
Lemina, mom's name ...the sabrina of 1850?
Levina F. (probably Frances), 17, b. MO
Alexander C., 15 (b. MO)
Margaret J., 13 (b. MO)
Lemina, 11. (could be "Sabrina" in 1850) (b. MO)
Cordelia A., 7 (b. MO)
Sarah A., 5, b. NE
Medora, 3, born NE.
1870 -- Census for Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO
Richard, 48
Lemina, 47
Maggie Brown, 21 (formerly Margaret J.)
Ella Brown, 19 (who she? Sabrina/Lemina? Cousin?)
Delia Brown, 17 (formerly Cordelia)
Sally A. Brown, 14 (formerly Sarah A.)
Dora Brown, 12 (formerly Medora)
Ade Brown, 10, born Nov. 5 1860 in NE. ( Emma and Emily in later years)
Nathan McClure, 26, born in OH, husband of
Fannie Brown McClure, 25 (formerly Levina F.)
1880 -- Census for Ferndale, Humboldt County, CA
Richard, 57
Lemina, 56
Dora, 21
Ada. 19
Eric C. Locke, 6, born MO. Grandson (of whom? Maggie?)
1890 Ferndale census destroyed by fire
1890 -- Census for Empire, Stanislaus Co., CA
N.C. McClure, 42
F.L. McClure, 37
1900 Federal Census for Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., CA.
Richard Brown, 77, and Lemina Brown, 76: Married 58 years, 8 children, 7
living.
Sarah Brown, 44 (aka Sally, Sadie) .
Emma D. Robarts, age 38 (formerly Emma and Ade and Adora) and . . . husband
William A. Robarts, 44, b. England, arrived 1880. Married to Emma in 1883,
16 years.
Kenneth W. Robarts, 13, born CA
Shirley P. Robarts, 11, born CA
1910 census for Oakland, Alameda Co., CA
Nathaniel McClure, 72, widowed.
Rodney N. McClure, 22, born CA 2 Feb 1884
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