According to the Will of Elizabeth Brown's father Joseph E Brown, she married James Rees (Reece). Joseph's will was written in 1810 and identified his son-in-law as James Rees.
She must have married Amos Brown later?
--by Mary (47971051) 8-31-22.
Elizabeth and Amos married 17 March 1788 in Licola, North Carolina. Amos was in the Revolutionary War serving in North Carolina. He received a pension for his service from North Carolina. After he passed she received a rejection letter from Macon, North Carolina, stating she need to provide a copy of there marriage license.
I believe two different Elizabeth Brown's have been mixed up. One with connections from Macon, Georgia, and mine from Lincoln / Cherokee/ Ashville North Carolina.
--by Christeen (50843330) 3-31-23
She must have married Amos Brown later?
--by Mary (47971051) 8-31-22.
Elizabeth and Amos married 17 March 1788 in Licola, North Carolina. Amos was in the Revolutionary War serving in North Carolina. He received a pension for his service from North Carolina. After he passed she received a rejection letter from Macon, North Carolina, stating she need to provide a copy of there marriage license.
I believe two different Elizabeth Brown's have been mixed up. One with connections from Macon, Georgia, and mine from Lincoln / Cherokee/ Ashville North Carolina.
--by Christeen (50843330) 3-31-23
According to the Will of Elizabeth Brown's father Joseph E Brown, she married James Rees (Reece). Joseph's will was written in 1810 and identified his son-in-law as James Rees.
She must have married Amos Brown later?
--by Mary (47971051) 8-31-22.
Elizabeth and Amos married 17 March 1788 in Licola, North Carolina. Amos was in the Revolutionary War serving in North Carolina. He received a pension for his service from North Carolina. After he passed she received a rejection letter from Macon, North Carolina, stating she need to provide a copy of there marriage license.
I believe two different Elizabeth Brown's have been mixed up. One with connections from Macon, Georgia, and mine from Lincoln / Cherokee/ Ashville North Carolina.
--by Christeen (50843330) 3-31-23
She must have married Amos Brown later?
--by Mary (47971051) 8-31-22.
Elizabeth and Amos married 17 March 1788 in Licola, North Carolina. Amos was in the Revolutionary War serving in North Carolina. He received a pension for his service from North Carolina. After he passed she received a rejection letter from Macon, North Carolina, stating she need to provide a copy of there marriage license.
I believe two different Elizabeth Brown's have been mixed up. One with connections from Macon, Georgia, and mine from Lincoln / Cherokee/ Ashville North Carolina.
--by Christeen (50843330) 3-31-23
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