According to the death certificate, Joseph Brown was the son of Riley Brown of VA and Amanda Wyatt of KY. He was the husband of Lidia M. Brown and was a caretaker of the wash house.
Joe began his railroad career on the L&N Henderson Div. as a brakeman in 1889, serving for 10 years until promoted to conductor. Born in Slaughters. In 1900 lived in Earlington, Ky, on Clark Street. Source-Earlington Bee 3 Dec 1903 Coal & RR Special Edition
Joe began his railroad career on the L&N Henderson Div. as a brakeman in 1889, serving for 10 years until promoted to conductor. Born in Slaughters. In 1900 lived in Earlington, Ky, on Clark Street. Source-Earlington Bee 3 Dec 1903 Coal & RR Special Edition
According to the death certificate, Joseph Brown was the son of Riley Brown of VA and Amanda Wyatt of KY. He was the husband of Lidia M. Brown and was a caretaker of the wash house.
Joe began his railroad career on the L&N Henderson Div. as a brakeman in 1889, serving for 10 years until promoted to conductor. Born in Slaughters. In 1900 lived in Earlington, Ky, on Clark Street. Source-Earlington Bee 3 Dec 1903 Coal & RR Special Edition
Joe began his railroad career on the L&N Henderson Div. as a brakeman in 1889, serving for 10 years until promoted to conductor. Born in Slaughters. In 1900 lived in Earlington, Ky, on Clark Street. Source-Earlington Bee 3 Dec 1903 Coal & RR Special Edition
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