She was the second wife of Reverend Edward Brown, from the "Little House" books. They were married on May 1, 1866.
The couple adopted a daughter, Ida Wright, who became one of Laura's dearest friends. Rev. Brown officiated at Laura's and Almanzo's wedding in 1885. A stone from their homestead called "Brown Hill" marks their grave.
The couple adopted a daughter, Ida Wright, who became one of Laura's dearest friends. Rev. Brown officiated at Laura's and Almanzo's wedding in 1885. A stone from their homestead called "Brown Hill" marks their grave.
She was the second wife of Reverend Edward Brown, from the "Little House" books. They were married on May 1, 1866.
The couple adopted a daughter, Ida Wright, who became one of Laura's dearest friends. Rev. Brown officiated at Laura's and Almanzo's wedding in 1885. A stone from their homestead called "Brown Hill" marks their grave.
The couple adopted a daughter, Ida Wright, who became one of Laura's dearest friends. Rev. Brown officiated at Laura's and Almanzo's wedding in 1885. A stone from their homestead called "Brown Hill" marks their grave.
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