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Joseph H. Brown 1801 - 1887

Joseph H. Brown of Vernon, Connecticut United States was born in 1801 in Vernon, and died at age 85 years old on December 13, 1887 at Rockville CT USA in Rockville CT, Tolland County. Joseph Brown was buried on December 15, 1887 at Grove Hill Cemetery in Vernon.

Joseph H. Brown

Vernon, Connecticut 06066, United States

1801

Vernon, Connecticut, 06066, United States

December 13, 1887

Rockville CT USA in Rockville CT, Tolland County, Connecticut, 06066, United States

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Joseph H. Brown's History: 1801 - 1887

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Introduction

Buried at Grove Hill Cemetery in Rockville CT. Rooming Merchant. Daughter Adelia Jane Brown. Two sons were Lucious E. Brown and Henry S. Brown. Joseph Hill Brown was his father.
1801

Birthday

1801

Birthdate

Vernon, Connecticut 06066, United States

Birthplace

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Baptism

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Baptism date

Unknown

Place of worship
Religious Beliefs

Catholic
Professional Career

Boarding Merchant and was believed to have lived somewhere on School St. in Rockville CT.
Personal Life & Family

Joseph H. Brown was the son of Joseph Hill Brown born in Mansfield Connecticut on June 19, 1768 until July 28, 1828. Joseph worked as a Rooming/Boarding Merchant in Connecticut. Joseph H. Brown is a relative of John Brown born in Torrington Connecticut USA. As far as we know Joseph was not involved in the Abolishment Movement with his cousins and uncles. However we may never know if he helped with the underground railroad by giving slaves a place to stay? I have always wondered? Nancy Amanda Lyman his wife is from a wealthy family of Lymans who did contribute financially to help the cause to free slaves. Joseph and Nancy were known as kind and humble people who believed in human equality.
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1887

Death

December 13, 1887

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Rockville CT USA in Rockville CT, Tolland County, Connecticut 06066, United States
Death location

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12/15

1887

Gravesite & Burial

December 15, 1887

Funeral date
Grove Hill Cemetery in Vernon, Tolland County, Connecticut 06066, United States
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