Brown, Nancy Caroline (Tennyson) May 1851 - 13 Nov 1904 Christian County Republican 17 Nov 1904
[Note: Daughter of Calvin Rutherford Tennyson & Nancy Wilson Everett; married John Jasper Brown 22 Oct 1834 - 3 Jan 1890; apparently means that in 1904 some street near Hwy 14 and 14th Ave where the Vaughan/Ozark IOOF Cemetery is was named Iowa; birthdate estimated from censuses - 1880 census Swan Twp Taney Co MO: John J. Brown 45 lawyer TN; Nancy Brown wife 29 AR; Lincoln Brown Son 10 MO; Barton Brown Son 9 MO; Belle Brown Dau 4 MO; Pattie Brown 3 Dau MO; James Brown Nephew 30 MO; Joshua Sill other 40 MO; Wilson Beaver other 19 MO; William Beaver other 29 MO; Mary McVoy other 20 MO; 1900 Christian Co Mo Finley Twp census Nancy Brown Head 49 AR; Laura B. Dau 25 MO; Cora L. 14 MO; ; CCM marriages of children – Barton C. Y. Brown & Hattie Gibson 26 Feb 1898; Pattie Brown & W. E. Ruckman 5 Apr 1899; Lincoln Brown & Annie Gibson 8 Oct 1898; Cora Ellis Brown and H. R. Givens 7 Aug 1910; according to their brothers George's 1921, John's 1926 and Lee's 1956 obits, Hattie (Gibson) Brown and Annie (Gibson) Brown lived in Los Angeles CA; no California death record found for Barton or Benjamin Franklin Lincoln Brown 1869 - 12 January 1932; two California death index records of a Pattie B. Ruckman 13 Jan 1877 – 5 Feb 1963 born in Missouri give conflicting maiden names of mother – no Find-a-Grave memorial. One certificate says mother was Smith, the other says Tennyson; 1870 Taney County census shows name of oldest son as Benjamin F. L. Brown under age 1 rather than just Lincoln Brown but that didn't produce a California death certificate either 1869 - 12 Jan 1932; found Barton C. Y. Brown 1872 – 9 Apr 1939 in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier CA #126728952; Lincoln & Annie's 1930 Los Angeles Co CA census shows they were there before son Barton Brown's 1912 birth.]
Died, at the home of her son, Lincoln Brown, Springfield, Nov. 13th, 1904, Mrs. N. C. Brown, of cancer of the breast. Her remains were brought to Ozark where the funeral services were held at the Christian church by the pastor, Elder A. L. Criley, after which they were taken to the Oddfellow's cemetery south of Iowa and interred by the side of her husband, J. J. Brown. Mrs. Brown lived for many years in Ozark and was well and favorably known by many of our citizens.
[Note: Daughter of Calvin Rutherford Tennyson & Nancy Wilson Everett; married John Jasper Brown 22 Oct 1834 - 3 Jan 1890; apparently means that in 1904 some street near Hwy 14 and 14th Ave where the Vaughan/Ozark IOOF Cemetery is was named Iowa; birthdate estimated from censuses - 1880 census Swan Twp Taney Co MO: John J. Brown 45 lawyer TN; Nancy Brown wife 29 AR; Lincoln Brown Son 10 MO; Barton Brown Son 9 MO; Belle Brown Dau 4 MO; Pattie Brown 3 Dau MO; James Brown Nephew 30 MO; Joshua Sill other 40 MO; Wilson Beaver other 19 MO; William Beaver other 29 MO; Mary McVoy other 20 MO; 1900 Christian Co Mo Finley Twp census Nancy Brown Head 49 AR; Laura B. Dau 25 MO; Cora L. 14 MO; ; CCM marriages of children – Barton C. Y. Brown & Hattie Gibson 26 Feb 1898; Pattie Brown & W. E. Ruckman 5 Apr 1899; Lincoln Brown & Annie Gibson 8 Oct 1898; Cora Ellis Brown and H. R. Givens 7 Aug 1910; according to their brothers George's 1921, John's 1926 and Lee's 1956 obits, Hattie (Gibson) Brown and Annie (Gibson) Brown lived in Los Angeles CA; no California death record found for Barton or Benjamin Franklin Lincoln Brown 1869 - 12 January 1932; two California death index records of a Pattie B. Ruckman 13 Jan 1877 – 5 Feb 1963 born in Missouri give conflicting maiden names of mother – no Find-a-Grave memorial. One certificate says mother was Smith, the other says Tennyson; 1870 Taney County census shows name of oldest son as Benjamin F. L. Brown under age 1 rather than just Lincoln Brown but that didn't produce a California death certificate either 1869 - 12 Jan 1932; found Barton C. Y. Brown 1872 – 9 Apr 1939 in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier CA #126728952; Lincoln & Annie's 1930 Los Angeles Co CA census shows they were there before son Barton Brown's 1912 birth.]
Died, at the home of her son, Lincoln Brown, Springfield, Nov. 13th, 1904, Mrs. N. C. Brown, of cancer of the breast. Her remains were brought to Ozark where the funeral services were held at the Christian church by the pastor, Elder A. L. Criley, after which they were taken to the Oddfellow's cemetery south of Iowa and interred by the side of her husband, J. J. Brown. Mrs. Brown lived for many years in Ozark and was well and favorably known by many of our citizens.
Brown, Nancy Caroline (Tennyson) May 1851 - 13 Nov 1904 Christian County Republican 17 Nov 1904
[Note: Daughter of Calvin Rutherford Tennyson & Nancy Wilson Everett; married John Jasper Brown 22 Oct 1834 - 3 Jan 1890; apparently means that in 1904 some street near Hwy 14 and 14th Ave where the Vaughan/Ozark IOOF Cemetery is was named Iowa; birthdate estimated from censuses - 1880 census Swan Twp Taney Co MO: John J. Brown 45 lawyer TN; Nancy Brown wife 29 AR; Lincoln Brown Son 10 MO; Barton Brown Son 9 MO; Belle Brown Dau 4 MO; Pattie Brown 3 Dau MO; James Brown Nephew 30 MO; Joshua Sill other 40 MO; Wilson Beaver other 19 MO; William Beaver other 29 MO; Mary McVoy other 20 MO; 1900 Christian Co Mo Finley Twp census Nancy Brown Head 49 AR; Laura B. Dau 25 MO; Cora L. 14 MO; ; CCM marriages of children – Barton C. Y. Brown & Hattie Gibson 26 Feb 1898; Pattie Brown & W. E. Ruckman 5 Apr 1899; Lincoln Brown & Annie Gibson 8 Oct 1898; Cora Ellis Brown and H. R. Givens 7 Aug 1910; according to their brothers George's 1921, John's 1926 and Lee's 1956 obits, Hattie (Gibson) Brown and Annie (Gibson) Brown lived in Los Angeles CA; no California death record found for Barton or Benjamin Franklin Lincoln Brown 1869 - 12 January 1932; two California death index records of a Pattie B. Ruckman 13 Jan 1877 – 5 Feb 1963 born in Missouri give conflicting maiden names of mother – no Find-a-Grave memorial. One certificate says mother was Smith, the other says Tennyson; 1870 Taney County census shows name of oldest son as Benjamin F. L. Brown under age 1 rather than just Lincoln Brown but that didn't produce a California death certificate either 1869 - 12 Jan 1932; found Barton C. Y. Brown 1872 – 9 Apr 1939 in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier CA #126728952; Lincoln & Annie's 1930 Los Angeles Co CA census shows they were there before son Barton Brown's 1912 birth.]
Died, at the home of her son, Lincoln Brown, Springfield, Nov. 13th, 1904, Mrs. N. C. Brown, of cancer of the breast. Her remains were brought to Ozark where the funeral services were held at the Christian church by the pastor, Elder A. L. Criley, after which they were taken to the Oddfellow's cemetery south of Iowa and interred by the side of her husband, J. J. Brown. Mrs. Brown lived for many years in Ozark and was well and favorably known by many of our citizens.
[Note: Daughter of Calvin Rutherford Tennyson & Nancy Wilson Everett; married John Jasper Brown 22 Oct 1834 - 3 Jan 1890; apparently means that in 1904 some street near Hwy 14 and 14th Ave where the Vaughan/Ozark IOOF Cemetery is was named Iowa; birthdate estimated from censuses - 1880 census Swan Twp Taney Co MO: John J. Brown 45 lawyer TN; Nancy Brown wife 29 AR; Lincoln Brown Son 10 MO; Barton Brown Son 9 MO; Belle Brown Dau 4 MO; Pattie Brown 3 Dau MO; James Brown Nephew 30 MO; Joshua Sill other 40 MO; Wilson Beaver other 19 MO; William Beaver other 29 MO; Mary McVoy other 20 MO; 1900 Christian Co Mo Finley Twp census Nancy Brown Head 49 AR; Laura B. Dau 25 MO; Cora L. 14 MO; ; CCM marriages of children – Barton C. Y. Brown & Hattie Gibson 26 Feb 1898; Pattie Brown & W. E. Ruckman 5 Apr 1899; Lincoln Brown & Annie Gibson 8 Oct 1898; Cora Ellis Brown and H. R. Givens 7 Aug 1910; according to their brothers George's 1921, John's 1926 and Lee's 1956 obits, Hattie (Gibson) Brown and Annie (Gibson) Brown lived in Los Angeles CA; no California death record found for Barton or Benjamin Franklin Lincoln Brown 1869 - 12 January 1932; two California death index records of a Pattie B. Ruckman 13 Jan 1877 – 5 Feb 1963 born in Missouri give conflicting maiden names of mother – no Find-a-Grave memorial. One certificate says mother was Smith, the other says Tennyson; 1870 Taney County census shows name of oldest son as Benjamin F. L. Brown under age 1 rather than just Lincoln Brown but that didn't produce a California death certificate either 1869 - 12 Jan 1932; found Barton C. Y. Brown 1872 – 9 Apr 1939 in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier CA #126728952; Lincoln & Annie's 1930 Los Angeles Co CA census shows they were there before son Barton Brown's 1912 birth.]
Died, at the home of her son, Lincoln Brown, Springfield, Nov. 13th, 1904, Mrs. N. C. Brown, of cancer of the breast. Her remains were brought to Ozark where the funeral services were held at the Christian church by the pastor, Elder A. L. Criley, after which they were taken to the Oddfellow's cemetery south of Iowa and interred by the side of her husband, J. J. Brown. Mrs. Brown lived for many years in Ozark and was well and favorably known by many of our citizens.
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