Brownlee - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: BROWNLEE in American Revolution

dhazel1 — 2012-05-09 19:34:21Z

Doing this BROWNLEE research for a dear friend - not my family, though I've worked on this tree so long now, it feels like mine!

Taken from an old handwritten family tree stuck in a Bible, circa 1920-30's, are the names:

Martha Eleanor BROWNLEE, (1901-1989) married to George Fant BOATNER

her parents, "Jimmie" or "Jim" James William BROWNLEE (1858/61-1934) married to Leah Mariah YIELDING

his parents, William Joseph BROWNLEE (1839-1896) married to Martha MYERS

his parents, James BROWNLEE, born 1812, SC married to Mary "Polly", born 1813, SC

From there, the list is blank. Research has been very confusing - so many William James, James William, and Joseph BROWNLEE or BROWNLEY's!! I am trying to connect my William James, born 1839 MS, who lived in Marshall and Tippah Counties, MS, back to his possible grandfather, Joseph BROWNLEE, born 1749, who is a possible patriot. It's a very long shot, but I have researched, submitted, and gotten approved two Forgotten Patriots for DAR & SAR (names that have never appeared in their records or their indexes or been used by any other descendent) so I have a decent track record doing this stuff, I think.

Wish those Oaths of Fidelity were available! Thank you for responding,
Laura

Re: Brownlee/Brownlie

ianb1951 — 2012-05-09 10:39:13Z

Hi Dorothy, How are you?
I would be interested in obtaining a copy of the census records that you talk about here.
Regards Ian Brownlee

Re: BROWNLEE in American Revolution

Mary2gard — 2012-05-09 02:02:10Z

He may have supplied foodstuffs or other aids to the Militia. He may have even been disabled in some way. A lot of the Patriots did not have active duty with the Military. Take a good look at the local county records and don't forget how the county lines changed in that time frame. Being a Patriot was the way many SAR and DAR members ancestors qualified. My Brownlee ancestors didn't arrive in the US until before the Civil War. I don't think William served in the Civil War! Mary Gardner

Mary

Re: BROWNLEE in American Revolution

drbrownlee — 2012-05-09 01:02:50Z

I think you'll be the first to use Joseph for DAR, if you are successful in locating relevant support. It is also possible that Joseph's father was in the Revolution. What's your descent from Joseph? - Don Brownlee

don.brownlee(at)csun.edu

BROWNLEE in American Revolution

dhazel1 — 2012-05-08 19:16:41Z

I have Joseph BROWNLEE, born 1749, married to Ester CAMPBELL, and died in Laurens Co., SC in 1805. He left a large estate, including slaves, so he was a man of stature and wealth.

He lived in the Old Ninety-six District from 1768 onwards, which became Abbeville and Laurens Counties, SC, where all of his 10 children were born. Joseph was the right age, mid to late 20's, when the American Revolution broke out, but I cannot find him listed on any roster of militia, or getting a pension, or serving in the War. He must have helped in some way for the cause, so did he take an Oath of Allegiance, forsaking his Scotch-Irish king? Where would I find these Oaths? They are published in book form for Virginia and Maryland - are they for South Carolina?

If Joseph was a Loyalists, like so many South Carolinians, I don't believe he would have been able to amass so much property, and remain in the new country after Independence.

Please help me find Joseph's service or oath of allegiance to South Carolina for a DAR application.

Thanks!

Re: Martha Jane Brownlee

renee1896 — 2012-04-22 13:02:50Z

Hi. My name is Renee. I am searching for the family of my Grandmother on my mother's side. Her name was Ollie Mae Brownlee from Cross, Berkeley Co, SC. Her father was James Elliott Brownlee. Mother: Lottie Jane Smith. I can find were they lived in Eutawville, SC in 1900 but am unable to find anything else out about my great grandfather. He was born in 1875 and died in 1911. My mother died several years ago and she was about the only one that ever talked any about him. From bits and pieces I think he worked for the railroad and got injured. He supposedly worked at the Ridgeville station in Dorchester CO., SC. He is buried at Cypress Campground Cememtery along w/ her. Their son Walter is also buried there. The other children were James L., Walter, Charlie, Viola, St. Clair, Janie, Mattie. If in your research you have come across anything about them I would greatly appreciate the info. Thank you

BROWNLEE James D 1907 1989

t42Restland — 2012-04-18 13:51:51Z

BROWNLEE James D 1907 1989

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BROWNLEE Constance D 1907 -

t42Restland — 2012-04-18 13:50:45Z

BROWNLEE Constance D 1907 -

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Friman/Day/Amdor

rofocht — 2012-03-29 04:44:49Z

Did you ever get a response to your "Friman/Day/Amdor" connection? My grandfather was a Day. His mother was an Amdor. I remember some Friman's coming to Villisca, IA from S.D. when I was about twenty years old. I think the Friman's were related through the Amdors.

I have a copy of "The Amdor Trail West". I am also mentioned in it.

David Brownlee - Latt - Cavan - Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-02-14 22:21:36Z

Freeman's Journal - Wednesday 18 September 1878. Clones Union Farming Society. In the section open to farmers who reside in Ulster outside the boundary of the society's district the first competition was for the best shorthorn bull of any age. The prize was won by Mr. David Brownlee's entry......For the best shorthorn bull calved since 1877, Mr. Robert Steen, of Lake View, gained first place, and Mr. David Brownlee, Latt, county Cavan, second.

OLEARY and BROWNLEE - Nov 14, 1886

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-02-14 22:12:22Z

OLEARY and BROWNLEE - Nov 14, 1886, at St Peter's RC Church, Belfast, by the Rev P Convery, Adm. Denis Meaghry O'Leary, H M Customs, to Kate, second daughter or Mr J Brownlee, Belfast.

David Brownlee - Latt - Cavan - Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-02-14 21:40:01Z

Freeman's Journal - Thursday 02 October 1879

David Brownlee (Latt, Cavan) wins 2nd prize at the Cavan Cattle Show for 6 heads of Cabbage - prize - 5s

Re: William Brownlee, Adams County Ohio

K_Connley — 2012-02-12 16:10:59Z

Hi Toireasa, I have a William (1833) & Samuel (1823) Brownlee, brother, in my direct line. Both born in Adams County, Ohio. Their parents were Samuel Brownlee (1783 - 1883) & Nancy Haney 1798 – 1879. Wasn't sure if I should respond because the parents differ but a strange coincidence none the less.

Hugh Brownlee - Banbridge, Co. Down, Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-02-04 19:28:00Z

12th August 1829

Mr HUGH BROWNLEE, of Banbridge, Agent to the East India Tea Company, was married to SARAH JANE SCOTT, daughter to the late Matthew Scott, of Tulliquilly.

Marriage by the Rev. Robert Little of Loughbrickland,

William Brownlee - Lurgan - Armagh - Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 18:10:08Z

William Brownlee died on 28 March 1891, and buried in Shankill Burying Ground, Lurgan.
He was married to Mary Ann Brownlee and lived at William Street, Lurgan.

BROWNLEE - Anderson Marriage - 1878, Caledon, Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 16:16:23Z

Robert Henry J ANDERSON married (Mrs) Margaretta BROWNLEE on 11 Apr 1878 at Caledon Presbyterian Church (Aghaloo, Dungannon). Both were from Kinnego, Co. Armagh. The minister was Rev Eward Kimmitt.

William Brownlee (Sheffield) - Dawson - 1875 (Caledon, Armagh, Ireland)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 16:07:21Z

William Brownlee (Sheffield) - Dawson - 1875 (Caledon, Armagh, Ireland)
19 Mar 1875
William BROWNLEE married Mary Anne DAWSON (daughter of the late William Dawson, Drumerin, Aughnacloy) at Caledon Church of Ireland (Parish of Aghaloo) by Rev. C. Reeves.

Henry Brownlee 'm' Harper - 1875 - Belfast - Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 15:59:11Z

18 Mar 1875

Henry BROWNLEE married Martha HARPER (eldest daughter of David Harper from Carnmoney) at Carnmoney Church of Ireland, Carnmoney, Belfast, Ireland.

Marriage performed by Rev. G. C. Smyth

Brownlee - Georgina Louisa (daughter of Henry Brownlee, Toronto)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 15:44:36Z

DINSMORE-BROWNLEE- 19th Nov. 1872.

Georgina Louisa (eldest daughter of the late Henry Brownlee, Esq., of Toronto) to Joseph Lawson Dinsmora, Esq., of Rostrevor, Co. Down. Marriage performed by the Rev. WT. Stewart Darling at the residence of the bride's mother.

BROWNLEE, Falls Road, Befast, Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 15:34:16Z

BROWNLEE, Mary - died Feb. 21, 1872.

She lived at 15, Albert Street, Falls Road, Belfast.

Interment in Shankill Burying-ground

John Brownlee - Mullaghdun, Cleenish - Fermanagh

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 15:06:43Z

30 June 1887

MULLAGHDUN - At a meeting of the registered vestrymen of the parish of Mullaghdun (Cleenish), on Monday, the 27th instant, at noon, the Rev. D. C. Abbott occupied the chair. About 160 persons were present. Messrs, Wm. Benson and Wm. H. Wilson were elected scrutineers; and the list of 284 registered vestrymen was read and approved, and select vestrymen were appointed for the ensuing year. Messrs. John Brownlee and William Benson were re-elected synodsmen, and Captain Mervyn Archdall, M.P, Mr. James Macaulay, and Mr. James Rutledge parochial nominators. On considering the question of finance, Mr. John Gamble said, although he could not conscientiously cut himself off from his own (the Presbyterian) Church by registration, yet he wished to contribute fourpence in the pound on his Poor law valuation to the support of the Irish Church in that parish- a statement which was received with applause. It was then proposed by Mr. William Benson, seconded by Mr. William Rutledge, and unanmously agreed, that all should at least contribute fourpence, some fivepence, in the pound. A large number of persons then signed the subscription. list, and the meeting separated.

Isabella Brownlee (d 1866) - Belfast, Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 14:40:29Z

Brownlee, Isabella Reed - died 26 December 1866, wife of Mr William Brownlee, Albert Street, Falls Road, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland

William Brownlee - Burrows - 1865 (Armagh, Ireland)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 14:34:45Z

2 Nov 1865

William BROWNLEE (Kinnego) married Margaretta BURROWS (Lisbosley) at
Armagh First Presbyterian Church, Armagh - by
Rev Edward Kimmit (Loughgall)

Margaret Brownlee (Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Ireland)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-28 14:06:49Z

Margaret Brownlee died on 6 March 1685.

She was the wife of William Brownlee.

Funeral from her late residence, Alpha Lodge, Lisburn. Buried on 9th March 1865 at 11am in Blaris Burying Ground.

Annie Brownlee 1862

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-27 20:59:37Z

Annie Brownlee

Annie Brownlee died on 1 August 1862

Brownlee, August -1, at 57, Upper Grangegorman, Dublin, Annie (Wiltshire), the beloved wife of Mr William Brownlee of Enniskillen.

Brownlee - Moore (Strabane - Ireland) - 1858

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-27 20:24:38Z

Brownlee - Moore (Strabane - Ireland)

Mr James Brownlee (Strabane) m
Margaret Moore (daughter of Robert Moore - Strabane)

in Urney Church on

12 March 1858

Minister - Rev. B.B. Gough

URNEY PARISH STRADDLES THE TYRONE-DONEGAL COUNTY LINE BETWEEN STRABANE AND CASTLEDERG

Brownlee - Coskery - Marriage (1851)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-27 20:08:54Z

Brownlee - Coskery - Marriage (1851)

Mary Ann Brownlee (3rd daughter of Robert Brownlee) married Mr Samuel Coskery (Rathfriland) on 26 December 1851 in Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church by Rev David Edgar.

Robert Brownlee lived at Tannahill, Cherryvale, Ballynahinch Spa

David Brownlee (Ballymena)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-26 21:36:04Z

David Brownlee (Ballymena) married Mary Ann Lamont (from Dunfane - her father was Matthew)

Rev. Dr Dobbin

9 Feb 1848

Sarah Brownlee, Creevy, (1759 - 1839)

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-26 21:25:08Z

Sarah Brownlee (widow of Robert Brownlee) died 27 August 1839, aged 80.

Lived in Creevy

Re: Brownlees from Portadown/County Armagh, Northern Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-21 19:40:08Z

11 Jul 1907
Groom james WRIGHT
Bride hesther jane BROWNLEE
Portadown Methodist Church
Drumcree

Re: Brownlees from Portadown/County Armagh, Northern Ireland

DavidBrownlee74 — 2012-01-21 19:34:38Z

Could this be his marriage

Date of Marriage 1 Nov 1873
Groom Name arthur BROWNLEE
Bride Name sarah TAYLOR
Church Portadown Methodist Church

Re: Colquit County, Goergia Brownlee

Papacleve — 2011-11-22 04:17:07Z

Surname EWER also spelled EURE which I believe is the correct spelling.

Re: Colquit County, Goergia Brownlee

Papacleve — 2011-11-22 04:02:35Z

C J Brownlee/Chancey Jerome BROWNLEE. Wife's name-Ora Lee EWER. Both of Marilyn's sisters still living,Dosia Elizabeth(Betty) and Karen Ann. I am one of those in the Brownlee line, my Mother being Chancey's sister. Would be happy to talk with you and provide whatever info I can.

James Elliott Brownlee

renee1896 — 2011-10-30 00:23:36Z

Looking for info on James Elliott Brownlee. B. Dec 1875. D. Oct. 11, 1911. Spouse Lottie Jane Smith. They lived in Eutawville/ Holly Hill area of South Carolina. Don't Know anything about him. Would appreciate any help. Where he and his family were from. If any siblings or his parents. Again any help would be appreciated. Thanks

James Brownlee

fairyforte — 2011-10-29 22:07:17Z

Looking for info on James Brownlee born abt. 1827 in Ire. married Margaret Hamill also from Ire. He had a brother Robt. married to Sarah Jane Davis. In the 1861 census for Huron Usborne Ontario they are living next to each other, both are framers. James dies Oct. 1877 . They had a number of children William, Mary, Margaret Alica, Dinah Ellen, Robert james, John Truman. I found written on a scrap of paper that James Brownlee's mother was Alice Wallace, have not been able to verify.

Re: BROWNLEE's of Yakima area Washington

jackieswart1 — 2011-10-22 04:11:26Z

Hi Lesly,
Nellie Brownlee was my grandfathers sister. His name was Harry (Red) Brownlee. He passed away in 1976. There are some James in the Portland area. They have a picnic every August. I could get you some more info if you are still looking.

Jackie.
kjswart@q.com

MARY BROWNLEE MINCHIN -- Obituary

GBaragona — 2011-10-18 22:51:22Z

Mrs. Minchin's obituary is on the Brown Funeral Home (Chipley, FL) website. I am not related to Mrs. Minchin, nor do I have additional information. I am posting the obit for interested researchers.

*****

Mary Leavie Catherine Brownlee Minchin went home to be with Jesus on Sunday, October 16, 2011. She passed away at North Florida Regional Medical Center in Gainesville, Florida. She was 93 years of age.

Leavie was born in Lawrenceville, Georgia to Guy and Essie Brownlee, the second of eleven siblings. Determination was one of her strong points, and she exhibited this trait early on as she worked her way through school to receive her degree in Home Economics from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. Education was her chosen career and remained important to her all of her life.

After graduation from Berry, she moved to Florida where she taught secondary school in Monticello, Mayo and Aucilla before moving to Chipley to serve as the Washington County Home Demonstration Agent. It was in Chipley that she met and married confirmed bachelor, Robert Edward Minchin, Sr. Leavie went on to teach for over twenty years at Kate M. Smith Elementary School and influenced many students during that span of time.

In her retirement, Leavie enjoyed many activities, including travelling with her friends, painting at the Council on Aging, and quilting with the ladies in Wausau. She had a penchant for photographing any event she attended and was well known for sharing her photos with many people. In addition, she found much joy in serving others. Her time was often spent in baking her famous yeast bread to give to others, driving her friends to doctors’ appointments, and visiting with many in nursing homes and hospitals.

She loved her church, First Baptist of Chipley where she taught Sunday School for many years. In later years, she was a member of the Fidelis Sunday School Class, Triple L and WMU. Her membership in the Washington County Historical Society and Washington County Retired Educators also meant much to Leavie.

She was predeceased by her husband, Robert Edward Minchin, Sr. and her infant son, James Allen Minchin. Survivors include her son, Robert Edward Minchin, Jr. and wife, Susan and their children, Bob, Minch, Joy, and Joshua all of Gainesville; and another son, Malcolm Guy Minchin, Sr. and wife, Beth and their children, Matt and Mary Beth of Chipley and Macc and his wife, Becka of Gainesville.

She dearly loved her family, who were her pride and joy. Being a member of the “greatest generation,” Leavie loved her country and felt blessed to live in Chipley for over 60 years and to have so many friends that cared for her. For the last six-plus years of her life, she spent half her time in Gainesville with her eldest son and his family. She leaves behind many friends in this area also.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 19, 2011 at First Baptist Church of Chipley with Rev. Michael Orr officiating. Interment will follow at Glenwood Cemetery in Chipley. The family will receive visitors and friends on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Brickyard Road Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that honorariums be made to First Baptist Church Building Fund of Chipley.

Glenn Woods Brownlee obit

Deonna42 — 2011-10-06 01:23:24Z

Glenn Woods Brownlee, 84, of Wynnewood was born Jan. 6, 1927 in Iona, Okla., to Virgie May and John Parks Brownlee. He passed away Sept. 29, 2011 at his home in Wynnewood.

He had lived most of his life in the Wynnewood area.

Graveside services were held Wednesday morning, Oct. 5 at Iona Cemetery near Prairie View, Okla.

Services were under the direction of DeArman Funeral Home of Wynnewood. Send online condolences to www.dearmanfuneralhome.com.

Brownlee election tactics in 1815

drbrownlee — 2011-09-01 20:54:49Z

9/24/1889 St. Paul (MN) Daily News

OLD-TIME INDIANA CAMPAIGN.

Col. Brownlee Won the Day with His Barrel of Old Peach Brandy.

The Hon. James O. Clarke, of Kansas, in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat: I have now reached the advanced age of ninety two years, and when I look back over, the last three-quarters of a century many interesting reminiscences of pioneer, life are recalled. One thing I particularly notice is that the whisky traffic now exerts its influence in politics in a manner entirely different from that of half a century ago. The most exciting political campaign I ever witnessed was won by the use of a barrel of old peach brandy. The year before Indiana was admitted into the Union I was living with my parents in Franklin county, that state, near the present site of Cornersville. The chief political leaders in the county were Lawyer Brown and Col. James Brownlee, and the voters were divided into two nearly equal factions, known repectively as the Brownites and the Brownleeites. At all elections the candidates were expected to provide plenty of free whisky for the voters, and it was a rare occurrence for an election day to pass by without corn juice in politics causing a bloody fight. In the fall of 1815 an election was called to elect delegates to a convention which was to meet in Corydon (then the capital) the following June for the purpose of adoping a constitution preparatory to admission of the state. Brown and Brownlee announced themselves as candidates, and the hottest campaign I ever experienced was inaugurated. Churches were broken up, and neighborhoods and family feeling became so bitter that years were required to efface the effect of the quarrel. A few weeks before the election Col. Brownlee sent his two young sons and myself with a team and wagon to Cincinnati to get a barrel of peach brandy for election purposes. The trip occupied about a week, but we returned home and secreted the barrel in a cave on the Brownlee farm without the object of our trip being learned outside. The old colonel threatened to horsewhip us it we opened our mouths on the subject. Of course we kept the secret. Col. Brownlee knew that his rival had provided a barrel of common whisky for the Brownites, and, anticpating the effect the sudden tapping of a barrel of "old peach" would have on the voters, he smiled contentedly as he thought of the certain discomfiture of Lawyer Brown. On election day Brown opened his barrel first and started a regular boom, and for a time it appeared that he would win the victory. But later the Brownlee boys brought the barrel of old peach brandy to the polls. The head was knocked in, a couple of gourds were hung on the sides, and the crowd invited to go for it. The news that Brownlee had opened a barrel of real "old peach" spread like wild fire, and the way the Hoosiers swallowed that delicious nectar would put to shame old Bacchus himself. The Brownites gathered around the Brownlee barrel, and the faction following Brown, who had furnished only common whisky, went to pieces. Col. Brownlee was easily elected. The following year, when the colonel left home to attend the convention, he shouldered his gun and made the trip to Corydon on foot, the only highway to the territory's capital in those days being an Indian trail blazed out through the vast forest which covered the intervening country.

Brownlee

lcooke55 — 2011-08-15 22:35:48Z

Can anyone help.

Trying to find records for a Jenny Brownlee born around 1898 and lived in Jarrow/South shields, she is related to Margaret Alice Brownlee who later became Margaret Alice Heir, Jenny married a Robert Toward, she died around 1998, according to information that I have she was my father in laws auntie but nobody seems to know where she fits into the family. Family members only remember her as Aunt Jenny, although some say it was Jinny or Ginny, also her full name could be Virginia or something like that. Any help would be apprieciated

Re: Brownlee Hillsborough/Annahilt, Co. Down, Northern Ireland

Jaynepeckitt — 2011-08-05 19:00:29Z

Weare keen to see any records of the Brownlee family of Annahilt and are especially looking for info on Elizabeth Brownlee Emerson .She was born in about 1884. She married Joseph Emerson of Edenvase and lived until 1954. We think she was brought up by her grandmother but we do not know anything about . We believe that her mother may possibly have had a relationship with her cousin and ws then sent away. Jayne Peckitt

BROWNLEE Robert W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-30 22:13:26Z

BROWNLEE Robert W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 1W

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Re: Allen BROWNLEE Linn Co, MO

yowoods_1 — 2011-07-21 18:11:40Z

I live Near Mapleton, ND. and have taken cemetery pictures and the Brownlees are included. I can email them if you would like. I have been contaqcted by a gentleman on Find a Grave as to the Brownlees. He is wondering what the C stands for in David C. Brownlee's name. His email address is gerry.stanley@cox.net.
I am not related to the Brownlees but am related to the Yokoms, Conants, Footers and Akasons of Mapleton and they are all buried in the same cemetery.
alexis yokom

Wm Brownlee/JohnAnn Paterson 1839.monument pic from Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-21 07:05:04Z

I took this picture July 18, 2011 while at the Church of Scotland Kirk "O" Shotts in Scotland. Hope this is meaningful for someone.

Cheryl

Wm Brownlee/JohnAnn Paterson 1839.monument pic from Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-21 07:04:58Z

I took this picture July 18, 2011 while at the Church of Scotland Kirk "O" Shotts in Scotland. Hope this is meaningful for someone.

Cheryl

Jane Hunter Brownlee/Stoddart...Monument pic from Kelso

clddbd — 2011-07-11 22:34:48Z

Today I was at Kelso Abbey in Kelso (Scotland) and took this monument pic. Home someone finds it meaningful. Jane died in 1860 and was married to William Stoddart. This gravestone was outside of the walls of the Abbey.

Cheryl

Updated info on search for William Brownlee of NJ / NY

arthursnj — 2011-07-09 20:41:31Z

The William Brownlee I am searching for stated on his WWI draft card he was born October 24, 1885. His daughters name was Frances ( my mistake) born 1928. I found a William Brownlee who died in Queens NY on July 28, 1963. The Queens library has no death notice or obituary on him. If anyone knew this William or was a relative please contact me. Thank you.

Obituary of William Brownlee Ticonderoga, NY 1966

arthursnj — 2011-05-28 19:28:44Z

Looking for the obituary / information on a William Brownlee who died August 15, 1966 in Ticonderoga, NY.

Re: Anyone lose a Brownlee about 1868?

drbrownlee — 2011-04-29 19:56:55Z

10/27/1933 Casa Grande (AZ) Dispatch, p. 1

Near Apache Pass a monument with the following inscription was found: "In Memoriam of John Brownlee, killed by Apaches May 26, 1868. Age 26 years." Swirling sand storms and other erosive elements have eaten the wood work from around the painted lettering until the inscription has the appearance of having been done in relief.

BROWNLEE E Frank 1893 1986 husband

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2011-03-16 23:31:20Z

BROWNLEE E Frank 1893 1986 husband

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