Married Fannie Eckersley, 11 Nov 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Son - John Eckersley Brown
The following is from the Deseret News:
"On Thursday last 3 May (1860) as we have been informed, John W. Brown, son of Ebenezer Brown of Draperville in this county and one of the missionaries that went to the Sandwich Islands in 1856 was instantly killed by the falling of a rock while engaged with ten or twelve others in digging a canal to convey the waters of Dry Creek to the Draper settlement for irrigation purposes."
Married Fannie Eckersley, 11 Nov 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Son - John Eckersley Brown
The following is from the Deseret News:
"On Thursday last 3 May (1860) as we have been informed, John W. Brown, son of Ebenezer Brown of Draperville in this county and one of the missionaries that went to the Sandwich Islands in 1856 was instantly killed by the falling of a rock while engaged with ten or twelve others in digging a canal to convey the waters of Dry Creek to the Draper settlement for irrigation purposes."
Family Members
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Joseph Gurnsey Brown
1824–1907
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Harriet Ann Brown Stratton
1826–1871
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Norman Brown
1830–1921
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Ann Brown
1842–1842
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Ebenezer Brown Jr
1854–1859
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William Brown
1856–1941
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Samantha Ann Brown
1856–1859
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George Wright Brown
1858–1932
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Mary Elizabeth Brown Oldham
1859–1917
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Clarissa Brown Terry
1859–1932
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David Pulsipher Brown
1861–1943
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Franklin Brown
1862–1862
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Joseph Brown
1863–1865
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Julietta Brown
1864–1868
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Eunice Brown Walbeck
1865–1950
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Alfred Brown
1866–1866
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Hyrum Brown
1867–1949
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Chester Brown
1868–1868
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Zina Diantha Brown Parkinson
1869–1956
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James Edward Brown
1871–1936
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Percilla Brown
1872–1879
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Elisha Brown
1874–1925
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