Father to: Sarah Ann (Brown) Sears.
James Henry Brown, son of William David Brown and Mary Hunter Currence, married Lucy Ann Sarah Dunn 11 February 1847 in Fayette County, Illinois. He died at a military hospital in Tennessee due to wounds received in the Civil War. His brother George Brown went to Tennessee and brought his body back to Illinois for burial in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown has 3 stones. His second and third memorial stones are in South Hill Cemetery, one placed there by his brother George Brown when he couldn't get the stone to Brown Cemetery due to muddy roads. To see his South Hill Cemetery memorial (#65278838), click: James Henry Brown
James is buried here in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown, son of William David Brown and Mary Hunter Currence, married Lucy Ann Sarah Dunn 11 February 1847 in Fayette County, Illinois. He died at a military hospital in Tennessee due to wounds received in the Civil War. His brother George Brown went to Tennessee and brought his body back to Illinois for burial in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown has 3 stones. His second and third memorial stones are in South Hill Cemetery, one placed there by his brother George Brown when he couldn't get the stone to Brown Cemetery due to muddy roads. To see his South Hill Cemetery memorial (#65278838), click: James Henry Brown
James is buried here in Brown Cemetery.
Father to: Sarah Ann (Brown) Sears.
James Henry Brown, son of William David Brown and Mary Hunter Currence, married Lucy Ann Sarah Dunn 11 February 1847 in Fayette County, Illinois. He died at a military hospital in Tennessee due to wounds received in the Civil War. His brother George Brown went to Tennessee and brought his body back to Illinois for burial in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown has 3 stones. His second and third memorial stones are in South Hill Cemetery, one placed there by his brother George Brown when he couldn't get the stone to Brown Cemetery due to muddy roads. To see his South Hill Cemetery memorial (#65278838), click: James Henry Brown
James is buried here in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown, son of William David Brown and Mary Hunter Currence, married Lucy Ann Sarah Dunn 11 February 1847 in Fayette County, Illinois. He died at a military hospital in Tennessee due to wounds received in the Civil War. His brother George Brown went to Tennessee and brought his body back to Illinois for burial in Brown Cemetery.
James Henry Brown has 3 stones. His second and third memorial stones are in South Hill Cemetery, one placed there by his brother George Brown when he couldn't get the stone to Brown Cemetery due to muddy roads. To see his South Hill Cemetery memorial (#65278838), click: James Henry Brown
James is buried here in Brown Cemetery.
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