These Browns may have had a father named William from Ireland and his wife Anne Henderson from Ireland. My ggrandfather, Hugh Henry Brown was b. 1855 in New York, and d. 1913 in Nassau County, Crandall Florida. I know that they attended the Utterson United Methodist Church around early 1900. Thanks to anyone that can help me.
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WILLETT DORLAND INSLEY 1839-1910
THE ABOVE PERSON WAS MY G-GRANDFATHER WHO IS BURIED IN COLBORNE, NORHUMBERLAND COUNTY ONT. LOOKING FOR ANY PRE HISTORY ON HIM. HE MARRIED MAHALIA DAILEY. THANKS FOR ANY HELP.
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Thanks for the quick reply, Teresa. Sorry we didn't connect, but we can't win them all! Happy ancestor hunting.
Alice
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Thanks for your response. My John Henry Brown was born in 1890 and died in 1893 here in Florida.
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I have a John H. BROWN who lived in Neepawa, Manitoba in the 1920s. I believe his wife's name was Bella. (Isabella?)
John may have been a son of James BROWN. James BROWN also had a brother, John BROWN.
Alice
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Re: WILLETT DORLAND INSLEY 1839-1910
My great-grandfather Isaac McCracken b. Nov 1846 in Canada, married Delia Maral Allen on 15 Jul 1867 in Wisconsin and they moved to Ozone, Johnson, Arkansas by 1872 when their son Fredrick H. McCracken b 1872.
Isaac and Delia's other children: B. M. McCracken; Albert A. McCracken 1875; Grace McCracken 1877; Mary A. McCracken 1883; Carrie Eleanor McCracken (my grandmother) 10 Sep 1885; and Ruth J. McCracken 1890.
Fredrick married Annie b. 1878 in Indiana and they had 4 children: Frank H. McCracken 1893; Blanche V. McCracken 1895; Charles H. McCracken 1899 and Infant McCracken.
Carrie married Quinton Stokes b 21 Jul 1882 in Mississippi and they had 8 children: Mildred Delia Stokes 1905; Julia Alma Stokes 1908; Eleanor May Stokes 1910; Quinton Donald Stokes 1914; Lois Carolyn Stokes 1916; Winston Isaac (Win or Winn) Stokes 1918; Dorothy Jean Stokes 1921 and Marion Hazel Stokes 1924.
Ruth married Joseph C. Blythe and they had a least one child: Martha B. Blythe born about 1914.
Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mary.
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