William Thomas Brown was born and grew up on a farm in Brantford township, Brant County, Ontario.
His father, Thomas Harrison Brown, was married twice. William Thomas Brown's mother was his father's first wife, Pheobe Connor. William Thomas was born in 1860 and a sister, Betsey Pheobe in about 1864. His mother died shortly after the birth of her daughter.
His father's second wife was Grace Harvey of Waterloo County.
William Thomas' wife, Elizabeth Ann Mathieson, was his step-mother Grace Harvey's niece.
William Thomas Brown was a carpenter (later a contractor) and lived at London, Ontario. They had a family of seven children, four girls and three boys.
His father, Thomas Harrison Brown, was married twice. William Thomas Brown's mother was his father's first wife, Pheobe Connor. William Thomas was born in 1860 and a sister, Betsey Pheobe in about 1864. His mother died shortly after the birth of her daughter.
His father's second wife was Grace Harvey of Waterloo County.
William Thomas' wife, Elizabeth Ann Mathieson, was his step-mother Grace Harvey's niece.
William Thomas Brown was a carpenter (later a contractor) and lived at London, Ontario. They had a family of seven children, four girls and three boys.
William Thomas Brown was born and grew up on a farm in Brantford township, Brant County, Ontario.
His father, Thomas Harrison Brown, was married twice. William Thomas Brown's mother was his father's first wife, Pheobe Connor. William Thomas was born in 1860 and a sister, Betsey Pheobe in about 1864. His mother died shortly after the birth of her daughter.
His father's second wife was Grace Harvey of Waterloo County.
William Thomas' wife, Elizabeth Ann Mathieson, was his step-mother Grace Harvey's niece.
William Thomas Brown was a carpenter (later a contractor) and lived at London, Ontario. They had a family of seven children, four girls and three boys.
His father, Thomas Harrison Brown, was married twice. William Thomas Brown's mother was his father's first wife, Pheobe Connor. William Thomas was born in 1860 and a sister, Betsey Pheobe in about 1864. His mother died shortly after the birth of her daughter.
His father's second wife was Grace Harvey of Waterloo County.
William Thomas' wife, Elizabeth Ann Mathieson, was his step-mother Grace Harvey's niece.
William Thomas Brown was a carpenter (later a contractor) and lived at London, Ontario. They had a family of seven children, four girls and three boys.
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