Husband was Charles E. Brown. They were married Dec 24, 1902 in Sauk County, WI.
Jessica Kruse Shen (50595802) provided links for Alvina's husband. She provided this info:
In Erhart's book "Forever in Sumpter" published in 1987 by Worzalla Publishing Co in Stevens Point, WI, there is a section about the Pioneer Cemetery at Kern's Corner on pages 44-47. On page 45 it mentions the sad aspect of the cemetery... it is within the land area that was taken to create the Badger Ammunition Plant in 1942. After that point, the cemetery was closed to new burials. Alvina wanted to have her husbands remains moved but was not allowed to according to the book.
(NOTE: I HAVE LOOKED AT THE INFO PROVIDED AND IT SHOWS BIRTH AND DEATH YEARS OF THE SPOUSES WHICH MATCH UP. I AM CONFIDENT THIS IS THE CORRECT CHARLES BROWN.)
Jessica Kruse Shen (50595802) provided links for Alvina's husband. She provided this info:
In Erhart's book "Forever in Sumpter" published in 1987 by Worzalla Publishing Co in Stevens Point, WI, there is a section about the Pioneer Cemetery at Kern's Corner on pages 44-47. On page 45 it mentions the sad aspect of the cemetery... it is within the land area that was taken to create the Badger Ammunition Plant in 1942. After that point, the cemetery was closed to new burials. Alvina wanted to have her husbands remains moved but was not allowed to according to the book.
(NOTE: I HAVE LOOKED AT THE INFO PROVIDED AND IT SHOWS BIRTH AND DEATH YEARS OF THE SPOUSES WHICH MATCH UP. I AM CONFIDENT THIS IS THE CORRECT CHARLES BROWN.)
Husband was Charles E. Brown. They were married Dec 24, 1902 in Sauk County, WI.
Jessica Kruse Shen (50595802) provided links for Alvina's husband. She provided this info:
In Erhart's book "Forever in Sumpter" published in 1987 by Worzalla Publishing Co in Stevens Point, WI, there is a section about the Pioneer Cemetery at Kern's Corner on pages 44-47. On page 45 it mentions the sad aspect of the cemetery... it is within the land area that was taken to create the Badger Ammunition Plant in 1942. After that point, the cemetery was closed to new burials. Alvina wanted to have her husbands remains moved but was not allowed to according to the book.
(NOTE: I HAVE LOOKED AT THE INFO PROVIDED AND IT SHOWS BIRTH AND DEATH YEARS OF THE SPOUSES WHICH MATCH UP. I AM CONFIDENT THIS IS THE CORRECT CHARLES BROWN.)
Jessica Kruse Shen (50595802) provided links for Alvina's husband. She provided this info:
In Erhart's book "Forever in Sumpter" published in 1987 by Worzalla Publishing Co in Stevens Point, WI, there is a section about the Pioneer Cemetery at Kern's Corner on pages 44-47. On page 45 it mentions the sad aspect of the cemetery... it is within the land area that was taken to create the Badger Ammunition Plant in 1942. After that point, the cemetery was closed to new burials. Alvina wanted to have her husbands remains moved but was not allowed to according to the book.
(NOTE: I HAVE LOOKED AT THE INFO PROVIDED AND IT SHOWS BIRTH AND DEATH YEARS OF THE SPOUSES WHICH MATCH UP. I AM CONFIDENT THIS IS THE CORRECT CHARLES BROWN.)
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