Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Saturday, March 26, 1932
Page 4
MRS. T.N. BROWN, LONG-TIME RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
Funeral of Well-Known Resident to Be held at Home of Daughter on Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. T.N. Brown of Oakwood Park, a well known resident of this county, passed away at her home last night about 12:45. She was 79 years of age at the time of her death.
The Browns have resided in Freeborn county for many years, and Mrs. Brown had lived here for over half a century. Since retiring from farming Mr. and Mrs. Brown have resided in their comfortable place in Oakwood park. Although Mrs. Brown was not particularly active in any organization, except the work of the First Baptist , where she has been a member for many years, she was exceedingly well known.
She was a mother of a large family of children, who with Mr. Brown, now very advanced in years, survive her. They are Mrs. W.A. Brooks of Oakwood Park; Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina Street; Franklin Brown of Namta, Idaho; J.N. Brown of Jefferson street; Mrs. Calvin Frisbie of Wapato, Washington; I.C. Brown of Mankato; Mrs. Grace Wilhelm of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington. The latter two will arrive from the west this evening, having been summoned here before their mother's passing. Three children preceded their mother in death including one child infancy, Mrs. Lillian Robertson, and Lyman Brown.
Owing to the road conditions to Oakwood Park, the funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of 210 Ermina street at 1:30 on Monday afternoon and at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church with Reverend F. W. Madsen officiating.
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The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Tuesday, March 29, 1932
Page 3
FOR FUNERAL- There was an exceedingly large number of attendants at the funeral services of the later, Mrs. T.N. Brown which were held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina street and later from the First Baptist church with Reverend F.W. Madsen officiating. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Brown's three daughters, Mrs. Grace Wilhelm and son, Kent, of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington; and son, Irvin N. Brown and his family of Mankato. Friends included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, the Misses. Mae and Nellie Annett; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Felton; and Mr. and Mrs. John Annett of Owatonna and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and daughter, Lucille, of Bath. Mrs. Heutermann and Miss. Brown will return west on Friday morning, but Mrs. Wilhelm will remain for a little longer visit with her father, and other relatives.
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The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Monday, April 4, 1932
Page 7
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY A. BROWN
Mrs. Mary A. Brown was born March 12, 1853, in Cleveland, Ohio, and died at the family residence in Oakwood Park, Albert Lea, Minnesota, March 26, 1932.
At the age of 4 years she came here with her parents, William and Anna Hare, to Freeborn county where they settled on a farm in Bancroft, north of what is now the city of Albert Lea. Mrs. Brown attended the public schools of the county and also the high school department of the Albert Lea schools where she prepared herself to teach. She then taught several terms of school in Freeborn county.
She was married on December 8, 1875, to Thomas N. Brown of Berlin, Minnesota, who survives here, and lived on a fram in Steele county for a number of years. Later they moved to their farm east of Albert Lea where they lived until the fall of 1918.
To their union were born 12 children, nine of whom are living. Three have preceded their mother in death, one an infant son, the other two, Lillian and Lyman, after they had attained their majority. Those surviving here are Mrs. W.A. Brooks, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson, Franklin T. Jefferson N., Mrs. Calvin Frisbie, Irvin C., Mrs. J.V. Wilhelm, Mrs. Karl Heuterman and Gladys I. She is also survived by one sister, Miss. Ellen Hare of Albert Lea, and 12 grandchildren.
Mrs. Brown has been a devoted member of the First Baptist church since her residence in this vicinity and was always in attendance whenever her health permitted.
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The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Saturday, March 26, 1932
Page 4
MRS. T.N. BROWN, LONG-TIME RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
Funeral of Well-Known Resident to Be held at Home of Daughter on Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. T.N. Brown of Oakwood Park, a well known resident of this county, passed away at her home last night about 12:45. She was 79 years of age at the time of her death.
The Browns have resided in Freeborn county for many years, and Mrs. Brown had lived here for over half a century. Since retiring from farming Mr. and Mrs. Brown have resided in their comfortable place in Oakwood park. Although Mrs. Brown was not particularly active in any organization, except the work of the First Baptist , where she has been a member for many years, she was exceedingly well known.
She was a mother of a large family of children, who with Mr. Brown, now very advanced in years, survive her. They are Mrs. W.A. Brooks of Oakwood Park; Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina Street; Franklin Brown of Namta, Idaho; J.N. Brown of Jefferson street; Mrs. Calvin Frisbie of Wapato, Washington; I.C. Brown of Mankato; Mrs. Grace Wilhelm of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington. The latter two will arrive from the west this evening, having been summoned here before their mother's passing. Three children preceded their mother in death including one child infancy, Mrs. Lillian Robertson, and Lyman Brown.
Owing to the road conditions to Oakwood Park, the funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of 210 Ermina street at 1:30 on Monday afternoon and at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church with Reverend F. W. Madsen officiating.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Tuesday, March 29, 1932
Page 3
FOR FUNERAL- There was an exceedingly large number of attendants at the funeral services of the later, Mrs. T.N. Brown which were held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina street and later from the First Baptist church with Reverend F.W. Madsen officiating. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Brown's three daughters, Mrs. Grace Wilhelm and son, Kent, of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington; and son, Irvin N. Brown and his family of Mankato. Friends included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, the Misses. Mae and Nellie Annett; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Felton; and Mr. and Mrs. John Annett of Owatonna and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and daughter, Lucille, of Bath. Mrs. Heutermann and Miss. Brown will return west on Friday morning, but Mrs. Wilhelm will remain for a little longer visit with her father, and other relatives.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Monday, April 4, 1932
Page 7
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY A. BROWN
Mrs. Mary A. Brown was born March 12, 1853, in Cleveland, Ohio, and died at the family residence in Oakwood Park, Albert Lea, Minnesota, March 26, 1932.
At the age of 4 years she came here with her parents, William and Anna Hare, to Freeborn county where they settled on a farm in Bancroft, north of what is now the city of Albert Lea. Mrs. Brown attended the public schools of the county and also the high school department of the Albert Lea schools where she prepared herself to teach. She then taught several terms of school in Freeborn county.
She was married on December 8, 1875, to Thomas N. Brown of Berlin, Minnesota, who survives here, and lived on a fram in Steele county for a number of years. Later they moved to their farm east of Albert Lea where they lived until the fall of 1918.
To their union were born 12 children, nine of whom are living. Three have preceded their mother in death, one an infant son, the other two, Lillian and Lyman, after they had attained their majority. Those surviving here are Mrs. W.A. Brooks, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson, Franklin T. Jefferson N., Mrs. Calvin Frisbie, Irvin C., Mrs. J.V. Wilhelm, Mrs. Karl Heuterman and Gladys I. She is also survived by one sister, Miss. Ellen Hare of Albert Lea, and 12 grandchildren.
Mrs. Brown has been a devoted member of the First Baptist church since her residence in this vicinity and was always in attendance whenever her health permitted.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Saturday, March 26, 1932
Page 4
MRS. T.N. BROWN, LONG-TIME RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
Funeral of Well-Known Resident to Be held at Home of Daughter on Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. T.N. Brown of Oakwood Park, a well known resident of this county, passed away at her home last night about 12:45. She was 79 years of age at the time of her death.
The Browns have resided in Freeborn county for many years, and Mrs. Brown had lived here for over half a century. Since retiring from farming Mr. and Mrs. Brown have resided in their comfortable place in Oakwood park. Although Mrs. Brown was not particularly active in any organization, except the work of the First Baptist , where she has been a member for many years, she was exceedingly well known.
She was a mother of a large family of children, who with Mr. Brown, now very advanced in years, survive her. They are Mrs. W.A. Brooks of Oakwood Park; Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina Street; Franklin Brown of Namta, Idaho; J.N. Brown of Jefferson street; Mrs. Calvin Frisbie of Wapato, Washington; I.C. Brown of Mankato; Mrs. Grace Wilhelm of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington. The latter two will arrive from the west this evening, having been summoned here before their mother's passing. Three children preceded their mother in death including one child infancy, Mrs. Lillian Robertson, and Lyman Brown.
Owing to the road conditions to Oakwood Park, the funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of 210 Ermina street at 1:30 on Monday afternoon and at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church with Reverend F. W. Madsen officiating.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Tuesday, March 29, 1932
Page 3
FOR FUNERAL- There was an exceedingly large number of attendants at the funeral services of the later, Mrs. T.N. Brown which were held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina street and later from the First Baptist church with Reverend F.W. Madsen officiating. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Brown's three daughters, Mrs. Grace Wilhelm and son, Kent, of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington; and son, Irvin N. Brown and his family of Mankato. Friends included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, the Misses. Mae and Nellie Annett; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Felton; and Mr. and Mrs. John Annett of Owatonna and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and daughter, Lucille, of Bath. Mrs. Heutermann and Miss. Brown will return west on Friday morning, but Mrs. Wilhelm will remain for a little longer visit with her father, and other relatives.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Monday, April 4, 1932
Page 7
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY A. BROWN
Mrs. Mary A. Brown was born March 12, 1853, in Cleveland, Ohio, and died at the family residence in Oakwood Park, Albert Lea, Minnesota, March 26, 1932.
At the age of 4 years she came here with her parents, William and Anna Hare, to Freeborn county where they settled on a farm in Bancroft, north of what is now the city of Albert Lea. Mrs. Brown attended the public schools of the county and also the high school department of the Albert Lea schools where she prepared herself to teach. She then taught several terms of school in Freeborn county.
She was married on December 8, 1875, to Thomas N. Brown of Berlin, Minnesota, who survives here, and lived on a fram in Steele county for a number of years. Later they moved to their farm east of Albert Lea where they lived until the fall of 1918.
To their union were born 12 children, nine of whom are living. Three have preceded their mother in death, one an infant son, the other two, Lillian and Lyman, after they had attained their majority. Those surviving here are Mrs. W.A. Brooks, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson, Franklin T. Jefferson N., Mrs. Calvin Frisbie, Irvin C., Mrs. J.V. Wilhelm, Mrs. Karl Heuterman and Gladys I. She is also survived by one sister, Miss. Ellen Hare of Albert Lea, and 12 grandchildren.
Mrs. Brown has been a devoted member of the First Baptist church since her residence in this vicinity and was always in attendance whenever her health permitted.
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The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Saturday, March 26, 1932
Page 4
MRS. T.N. BROWN, LONG-TIME RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
Funeral of Well-Known Resident to Be held at Home of Daughter on Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. T.N. Brown of Oakwood Park, a well known resident of this county, passed away at her home last night about 12:45. She was 79 years of age at the time of her death.
The Browns have resided in Freeborn county for many years, and Mrs. Brown had lived here for over half a century. Since retiring from farming Mr. and Mrs. Brown have resided in their comfortable place in Oakwood park. Although Mrs. Brown was not particularly active in any organization, except the work of the First Baptist , where she has been a member for many years, she was exceedingly well known.
She was a mother of a large family of children, who with Mr. Brown, now very advanced in years, survive her. They are Mrs. W.A. Brooks of Oakwood Park; Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina Street; Franklin Brown of Namta, Idaho; J.N. Brown of Jefferson street; Mrs. Calvin Frisbie of Wapato, Washington; I.C. Brown of Mankato; Mrs. Grace Wilhelm of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington. The latter two will arrive from the west this evening, having been summoned here before their mother's passing. Three children preceded their mother in death including one child infancy, Mrs. Lillian Robertson, and Lyman Brown.
Owing to the road conditions to Oakwood Park, the funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of 210 Ermina street at 1:30 on Monday afternoon and at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church with Reverend F. W. Madsen officiating.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Tuesday, March 29, 1932
Page 3
FOR FUNERAL- There was an exceedingly large number of attendants at the funeral services of the later, Mrs. T.N. Brown which were held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson of Ermina street and later from the First Baptist church with Reverend F.W. Madsen officiating. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Brown's three daughters, Mrs. Grace Wilhelm and son, Kent, of Arlington, Oregon; Mrs. Karl Heutermann of Wapato, Washington; and Miss. Gladys Brown of Seattle, Washington; and son, Irvin N. Brown and his family of Mankato. Friends included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, the Misses. Mae and Nellie Annett; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Felton; and Mr. and Mrs. John Annett of Owatonna and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and daughter, Lucille, of Bath. Mrs. Heutermann and Miss. Brown will return west on Friday morning, but Mrs. Wilhelm will remain for a little longer visit with her father, and other relatives.
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Extracted from:
The Evening Tribune
[Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota]
Monday, April 4, 1932
Page 7
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY A. BROWN
Mrs. Mary A. Brown was born March 12, 1853, in Cleveland, Ohio, and died at the family residence in Oakwood Park, Albert Lea, Minnesota, March 26, 1932.
At the age of 4 years she came here with her parents, William and Anna Hare, to Freeborn county where they settled on a farm in Bancroft, north of what is now the city of Albert Lea. Mrs. Brown attended the public schools of the county and also the high school department of the Albert Lea schools where she prepared herself to teach. She then taught several terms of school in Freeborn county.
She was married on December 8, 1875, to Thomas N. Brown of Berlin, Minnesota, who survives here, and lived on a fram in Steele county for a number of years. Later they moved to their farm east of Albert Lea where they lived until the fall of 1918.
To their union were born 12 children, nine of whom are living. Three have preceded their mother in death, one an infant son, the other two, Lillian and Lyman, after they had attained their majority. Those surviving here are Mrs. W.A. Brooks, Mrs. H.Z. Nelson, Franklin T. Jefferson N., Mrs. Calvin Frisbie, Irvin C., Mrs. J.V. Wilhelm, Mrs. Karl Heuterman and Gladys I. She is also survived by one sister, Miss. Ellen Hare of Albert Lea, and 12 grandchildren.
Mrs. Brown has been a devoted member of the First Baptist church since her residence in this vicinity and was always in attendance whenever her health permitted.
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