Thomas "Tommie" Brown was born in Virginia to James Brown.
He married Nancy Jane Litton on November 05, 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co, Virginia.
They had 9 children.
John "Jackie" Brown Born 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney "Lockie" Brown Born Oct 12, 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown, Born 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown, Born Dec 07, 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lucinday Louvenia Brown, Born March 06, 1803 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Henderson Brown, Born May 06, 1802 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown, Born 1806 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown, Born 1810, Jackson County, Tennessee.
Marriage 2, Elizabeth Billingsley, Born May 1776 in Virginia after 1807 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
Letter from Dalton Brown on July 26, 1977 states that Tommie is buried with his son, Jackie, his son William Wade Brown and William's 2 wives in the Brown Cemetery on Jackie Branch road. William and his wives have stones, Thomas and John have limestone slabs only. Other family members are buried there but they were not named.Rest in peace dear Brown family.
- Danetta (Wheeler/Brown) Harper
Added: Aug. 7, 2011.
∼Thomas Brown, my great-great-great-great grandfather, was married to Nancy Jane Litton.
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage 1: Nancy Jane Litton b: MAY 1775 in Virginia
Married: 5 NOV 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co., Virginia
Children
John (Jackie) Brown b: 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney (Lockie) Brown b: 12 OCT 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown b: ABT 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown b: 7 DEC 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Henderson Brown b: 6 MAY 1802 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Lucinday Louvenia Brown b: 6 MAR 1803 in Tennessee
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown b: ABT 1806 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown b: 1810 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Marriage 2 Elizabeth Billingsley b: MAY 1776 in Virginia
Married: AFT 1807 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Children
Elizabeth Brown b: 1839 in Tennessee
Jackson Co. Tombstone Records----Brown's Chapel Graveyard & Church----Tommie Brown & wife came from "Ole Virginia" in the early pioneer days & settled on & around in the country from Dry Fork Creek of Flynn's Creek & south of Bell Hill----later called Nameless Community----on a farm of some 6,000 to 8,000 acres. Mrs. Brown died a few years after coming to what is now called Jackson Co. They had 4 sons: Dudley Brown, Henderson Brown, John "Jackie" Brown, & Jimmie Brown. Realizing the need for a church in the community, they decided to build a house & called it a free church for everyone to use for worship. The community assisted with completion & named it for Uncle Jimmie Brown & his sons---Brown's Chapel. The land nearby was deeded by Dudley Brown for a graveyard. Revolutionary & Civil War soldiers are buried here. Early graves were unmarked --leaving graves on top of graves. Thomas Brown served in New Orleans under Capt. Matthew Cowan's Company.
He married Nancy Jane Litton on November 05, 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co, Virginia.
They had 9 children.
John "Jackie" Brown Born 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney "Lockie" Brown Born Oct 12, 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown, Born 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown, Born Dec 07, 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lucinday Louvenia Brown, Born March 06, 1803 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Henderson Brown, Born May 06, 1802 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown, Born 1806 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown, Born 1810, Jackson County, Tennessee.
Marriage 2, Elizabeth Billingsley, Born May 1776 in Virginia after 1807 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
Letter from Dalton Brown on July 26, 1977 states that Tommie is buried with his son, Jackie, his son William Wade Brown and William's 2 wives in the Brown Cemetery on Jackie Branch road. William and his wives have stones, Thomas and John have limestone slabs only. Other family members are buried there but they were not named.Rest in peace dear Brown family.
- Danetta (Wheeler/Brown) Harper
Added: Aug. 7, 2011.
∼Thomas Brown, my great-great-great-great grandfather, was married to Nancy Jane Litton.
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage 1: Nancy Jane Litton b: MAY 1775 in Virginia
Married: 5 NOV 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co., Virginia
Children
John (Jackie) Brown b: 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney (Lockie) Brown b: 12 OCT 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown b: ABT 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown b: 7 DEC 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Henderson Brown b: 6 MAY 1802 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Lucinday Louvenia Brown b: 6 MAR 1803 in Tennessee
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown b: ABT 1806 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown b: 1810 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Marriage 2 Elizabeth Billingsley b: MAY 1776 in Virginia
Married: AFT 1807 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Children
Elizabeth Brown b: 1839 in Tennessee
Jackson Co. Tombstone Records----Brown's Chapel Graveyard & Church----Tommie Brown & wife came from "Ole Virginia" in the early pioneer days & settled on & around in the country from Dry Fork Creek of Flynn's Creek & south of Bell Hill----later called Nameless Community----on a farm of some 6,000 to 8,000 acres. Mrs. Brown died a few years after coming to what is now called Jackson Co. They had 4 sons: Dudley Brown, Henderson Brown, John "Jackie" Brown, & Jimmie Brown. Realizing the need for a church in the community, they decided to build a house & called it a free church for everyone to use for worship. The community assisted with completion & named it for Uncle Jimmie Brown & his sons---Brown's Chapel. The land nearby was deeded by Dudley Brown for a graveyard. Revolutionary & Civil War soldiers are buried here. Early graves were unmarked --leaving graves on top of graves. Thomas Brown served in New Orleans under Capt. Matthew Cowan's Company.
Thomas "Tommie" Brown was born in Virginia to James Brown.
He married Nancy Jane Litton on November 05, 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co, Virginia.
They had 9 children.
John "Jackie" Brown Born 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney "Lockie" Brown Born Oct 12, 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown, Born 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown, Born Dec 07, 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lucinday Louvenia Brown, Born March 06, 1803 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Henderson Brown, Born May 06, 1802 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown, Born 1806 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown, Born 1810, Jackson County, Tennessee.
Marriage 2, Elizabeth Billingsley, Born May 1776 in Virginia after 1807 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
Letter from Dalton Brown on July 26, 1977 states that Tommie is buried with his son, Jackie, his son William Wade Brown and William's 2 wives in the Brown Cemetery on Jackie Branch road. William and his wives have stones, Thomas and John have limestone slabs only. Other family members are buried there but they were not named.Rest in peace dear Brown family.
- Danetta (Wheeler/Brown) Harper
Added: Aug. 7, 2011.
∼Thomas Brown, my great-great-great-great grandfather, was married to Nancy Jane Litton.
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage 1: Nancy Jane Litton b: MAY 1775 in Virginia
Married: 5 NOV 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co., Virginia
Children
John (Jackie) Brown b: 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney (Lockie) Brown b: 12 OCT 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown b: ABT 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown b: 7 DEC 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Henderson Brown b: 6 MAY 1802 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Lucinday Louvenia Brown b: 6 MAR 1803 in Tennessee
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown b: ABT 1806 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown b: 1810 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Marriage 2 Elizabeth Billingsley b: MAY 1776 in Virginia
Married: AFT 1807 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Children
Elizabeth Brown b: 1839 in Tennessee
Jackson Co. Tombstone Records----Brown's Chapel Graveyard & Church----Tommie Brown & wife came from "Ole Virginia" in the early pioneer days & settled on & around in the country from Dry Fork Creek of Flynn's Creek & south of Bell Hill----later called Nameless Community----on a farm of some 6,000 to 8,000 acres. Mrs. Brown died a few years after coming to what is now called Jackson Co. They had 4 sons: Dudley Brown, Henderson Brown, John "Jackie" Brown, & Jimmie Brown. Realizing the need for a church in the community, they decided to build a house & called it a free church for everyone to use for worship. The community assisted with completion & named it for Uncle Jimmie Brown & his sons---Brown's Chapel. The land nearby was deeded by Dudley Brown for a graveyard. Revolutionary & Civil War soldiers are buried here. Early graves were unmarked --leaving graves on top of graves. Thomas Brown served in New Orleans under Capt. Matthew Cowan's Company.
He married Nancy Jane Litton on November 05, 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co, Virginia.
They had 9 children.
John "Jackie" Brown Born 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney "Lockie" Brown Born Oct 12, 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown, Born 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown, Born Dec 07, 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lucinday Louvenia Brown, Born March 06, 1803 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Henderson Brown, Born May 06, 1802 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown, Born 1806 in Flynns Lick, Tennessee.
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown, Born 1810, Jackson County, Tennessee.
Marriage 2, Elizabeth Billingsley, Born May 1776 in Virginia after 1807 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
Letter from Dalton Brown on July 26, 1977 states that Tommie is buried with his son, Jackie, his son William Wade Brown and William's 2 wives in the Brown Cemetery on Jackie Branch road. William and his wives have stones, Thomas and John have limestone slabs only. Other family members are buried there but they were not named.Rest in peace dear Brown family.
- Danetta (Wheeler/Brown) Harper
Added: Aug. 7, 2011.
∼Thomas Brown, my great-great-great-great grandfather, was married to Nancy Jane Litton.
Occupation: Farmer
Marriage 1: Nancy Jane Litton b: MAY 1775 in Virginia
Married: 5 NOV 1795 in Tinkers Creek, Botetourt Co., Virginia
Children
John (Jackie) Brown b: 1796 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Lockney (Lockie) Brown b: 12 OCT 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Feraby Brown b: ABT 1798 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Dudley Brown b: 7 DEC 1799 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Henderson Brown b: 6 MAY 1802 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Lucinday Louvenia Brown b: 6 MAR 1803 in Tennessee
Jimmerson (Jamison) Brown b: ABT 1806 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Milton Brown
Mercilla Brown b: 1810 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Marriage 2 Elizabeth Billingsley b: MAY 1776 in Virginia
Married: AFT 1807 in Jackson Co, Tennessee
Children
Elizabeth Brown b: 1839 in Tennessee
Jackson Co. Tombstone Records----Brown's Chapel Graveyard & Church----Tommie Brown & wife came from "Ole Virginia" in the early pioneer days & settled on & around in the country from Dry Fork Creek of Flynn's Creek & south of Bell Hill----later called Nameless Community----on a farm of some 6,000 to 8,000 acres. Mrs. Brown died a few years after coming to what is now called Jackson Co. They had 4 sons: Dudley Brown, Henderson Brown, John "Jackie" Brown, & Jimmie Brown. Realizing the need for a church in the community, they decided to build a house & called it a free church for everyone to use for worship. The community assisted with completion & named it for Uncle Jimmie Brown & his sons---Brown's Chapel. The land nearby was deeded by Dudley Brown for a graveyard. Revolutionary & Civil War soldiers are buried here. Early graves were unmarked --leaving graves on top of graves. Thomas Brown served in New Orleans under Capt. Matthew Cowan's Company.
