Joseph Brown was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, fought at Bunker Hill and Saratoga, received a ball at Bunker Hill which lodged in his body and was afterwards skillfully extracted and Brown shot it back at Saratoga. In June of 1801 he was fined $.04 by Seth Brooks, collector for the Social Library for soiled pages (pg 194-195) of the Pilgrim Progress. He married first Dorothy Barker daughter of Francis Barker and Dorothy White and they had four children. He married second Elizabeth Putnam and they had eight children
Joseph Brown was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, fought at Bunker Hill and Saratoga, received a ball at Bunker Hill which lodged in his body and was afterwards skillfully extracted and Brown shot it back at Saratoga. In June of 1801 he was fined $.04 by Seth Brooks, collector for the Social Library for soiled pages (pg 194-195) of the Pilgrim Progress. He married first Dorothy Barker daughter of Francis Barker and Dorothy White and they had four children. He married second Elizabeth Putnam and they had eight children
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In memory of Capt Joseph Brown 1752 - 1813 A soldier of the Revolutionary War was wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Elizabeth Putnam is wife 1762 - 1833
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