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Isaac Haire Brown

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Kerry Szymanski

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01/02/2009

Isaac Haire Brown

Isaac Haire Brown born 1806 in Scotland, married Mary Mooney on 1828 in Davidson County, Tennesse. Mary was born 1810 in Tennessee. Isaac died 10 Sep 1883 in Sherrill, Texas County, Missouri.

Date & Place: at Sherrill in Texas Coutny, Missouri USA

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Patty McKee

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01/05/2009

The picture did not show, but do you have a decendent of Isaac named Richard Spencer Brown m. to Caroline Elizabeth Burnett on 24 Oct 1857 in Carrol Co., GA? They are my gr - gr grandparents, and I am stuck there. Can you help?

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