Ref Bk "In the Life & Lives of Brown County People"
Civil War Veterans Biographical Sketches, Civil War History & Reconstruction Days 1861-1874 bk ten p97
Company G Minute Men
George H Adams was the Commanding Officer of Company G. Men who served in Company G from June 10, 1872 to August 21 1872 were:
Brown, W H, among others
*William Henry Brown was killed in an Indian battle on September 19 1875 in Runnels County. William was the son of William Franklin Brown who came to Brown County in 1856. He was bushwhacked by a Comanche Indian and was buried by two of his nephews at the site of the fight. The grave is in the Maverick Cemetery in Runnels County.
Civil War Veterans Biographical Sketches, Civil War History & Reconstruction Days 1861-1874 bk ten p97
Company G Minute Men
George H Adams was the Commanding Officer of Company G. Men who served in Company G from June 10, 1872 to August 21 1872 were:
Brown, W H, among others
*William Henry Brown was killed in an Indian battle on September 19 1875 in Runnels County. William was the son of William Franklin Brown who came to Brown County in 1856. He was bushwhacked by a Comanche Indian and was buried by two of his nephews at the site of the fight. The grave is in the Maverick Cemetery in Runnels County.
Ref Bk "In the Life & Lives of Brown County People"
Civil War Veterans Biographical Sketches, Civil War History & Reconstruction Days 1861-1874 bk ten p97
Company G Minute Men
George H Adams was the Commanding Officer of Company G. Men who served in Company G from June 10, 1872 to August 21 1872 were:
Brown, W H, among others
*William Henry Brown was killed in an Indian battle on September 19 1875 in Runnels County. William was the son of William Franklin Brown who came to Brown County in 1856. He was bushwhacked by a Comanche Indian and was buried by two of his nephews at the site of the fight. The grave is in the Maverick Cemetery in Runnels County.
Civil War Veterans Biographical Sketches, Civil War History & Reconstruction Days 1861-1874 bk ten p97
Company G Minute Men
George H Adams was the Commanding Officer of Company G. Men who served in Company G from June 10, 1872 to August 21 1872 were:
Brown, W H, among others
*William Henry Brown was killed in an Indian battle on September 19 1875 in Runnels County. William was the son of William Franklin Brown who came to Brown County in 1856. He was bushwhacked by a Comanche Indian and was buried by two of his nephews at the site of the fight. The grave is in the Maverick Cemetery in Runnels County.
Family Members
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