George Brown, a Soldier of the War of the Revolution, was born in 1750 in Scotland.
He was the oldest of 5 children born to William Brown(1725-1800) and Christinah Thompson Brown(1729-1805) both of Scotland. His siblings were: William, Christina, Margaret and Anna, all born in Scotland.
George immigrated as a young boy with his parents to America in about 1772 landing in Philadelphia to their destination in Western Pennsylvania, settling in what is now Washington County.
George married Mary Glass(1756-1810) of Fife, Scotland in 1775 in Butler County, Pa., where they would make their home and raise their six children together. Their children were: Ann, William, James, Mary Jane, John and Margaret.
George and Mary married 35 years are laid to rest together in Middlesex United Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Butler County, Pa.
Bio by Jill
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George Brown, a Soldier of the War of the Revolution, was born in 1750 in Scotland.
He was the oldest of 5 children born to William Brown(1725-1800) and Christinah Thompson Brown(1729-1805) both of Scotland. His siblings were: William, Christina, Margaret and Anna, all born in Scotland.
George immigrated as a young boy with his parents to America in about 1772 landing in Philadelphia to their destination in Western Pennsylvania, settling in what is now Washington County.
George married Mary Glass(1756-1810) of Fife, Scotland in 1775 in Butler County, Pa., where they would make their home and raise their six children together. Their children were: Ann, William, James, Mary Jane, John and Margaret.
George and Mary married 35 years are laid to rest together in Middlesex United Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Butler County, Pa.
Bio by Jill
my ancestor
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