Hiram Brown was a farmer between 1816-1862

1820 Census ~ Cabarrus Co., NC
1830-1832 Census ~ Madison Co., GA
1840/50/60 Census ~ Cobb Co., GA

March 14, 1832 ~ Justice of the Peace Madison Co., GA
March 1839/40 ~ Superior Court Grand Jury, Cobb Co., GA

Son of William (II) and Pheobe (Gilliam) Brown

Married "1st.," Sarah "Sallie" (Clay) Brown ~ married January 25, 1816, North Carolina

Hiram and Sarah "Sally" (Clay) Brown had 10 children and they were:

1. Mary Ellen Brown (m. John H. Barnes)
2. William Sumpter Brown, "C.S.A." (m. Mary "Polly" McLarty)
3. Hiram Leroy Brown (1821-1822, prob. buried in Brown Burial Ground
4. Sarah Ann Brown (1823-1824, prob. buried in Brown Burial Ground)
5. Robert Brown, Sr. (m. Susan Conine)
6. James Harvey Brown (m. Martha Buckner)
7. Isabella Brown (m. Barney Seay)
8. Augustus Cicero Brown, "C.S.A." (m. Mattie Phelps)
9. Sarah "Sallie" Brown (m. Alexander McLarty, III, C.S.A., s/o James McLarty and Deborah Freeman, 2nd, wife of Hiram Brown)
10. Amanda Elizabeth Brown.

Married "2nd.," Mrs. Deborah (Freeman) McLarty Brown ~ May 10, 1838, Georgia

Daughter of Gideon (Sr.), "War of 1812" and Deborah (Polk) Freeman

Hiram and Mrs. Deborah (Freeman) McLarty Brown had 5 children and they were:

1. Hiram Leroy Brown, "C.S.A."
2. Silas John Brown (b. 1841 - d. 1841 ~ prob. buried in the Brown Burial Ground)
3. Frances Matilda Brown (m. John Jackson McLarty)
4. George Washington Brown (m. Margaret Susan Cox)
5 Charles Taylor Brown (m. Tabitah Jordan).

"The Annals of Our Kin," by Mary Pearl Brown Price (Mrs. Eugene Millier), Atlanta, GA (1940). Great granddaughter of Hiram and Sarah "Sally" (Clay) Brown. "States that Sally Clay Brown was buried in a plot on the plantation set aside for the family burying ground."

There are three raised crypts adjacent to the grave of Isabella Brown and are in the Brown section. It is believed these are the graves of Hiram Brown, Sally Clay and Deborah Freeman McLarty. He was buried with a wife on each side of him. This would be the Brown burial ground plot on the Brown plantation.