Son of Thomas and Catherine Lentz Brown.
Thomas Brown, Jr's occupation lists him as a retired farmer at the age of 53. It is possible he faced many illnesses not understood in the Mid 20th Century. Thomas had mental health issues and he died in the Mental Health Institution in Independence, Iowa
He is buried in an unmarked grave, next to his parents in St. Mary's Cemetery in New Hampton. His sister Rose and Brother Herbert are also buried with him in the family plot in unmarked grave.
Thomas never married.
Thomas Brown, Jr's occupation lists him as a retired farmer at the age of 53. It is possible he faced many illnesses not understood in the Mid 20th Century. Thomas had mental health issues and he died in the Mental Health Institution in Independence, Iowa
He is buried in an unmarked grave, next to his parents in St. Mary's Cemetery in New Hampton. His sister Rose and Brother Herbert are also buried with him in the family plot in unmarked grave.
Thomas never married.
Son of Thomas and Catherine Lentz Brown.
Thomas Brown, Jr's occupation lists him as a retired farmer at the age of 53. It is possible he faced many illnesses not understood in the Mid 20th Century. Thomas had mental health issues and he died in the Mental Health Institution in Independence, Iowa
He is buried in an unmarked grave, next to his parents in St. Mary's Cemetery in New Hampton. His sister Rose and Brother Herbert are also buried with him in the family plot in unmarked grave.
Thomas never married.
Thomas Brown, Jr's occupation lists him as a retired farmer at the age of 53. It is possible he faced many illnesses not understood in the Mid 20th Century. Thomas had mental health issues and he died in the Mental Health Institution in Independence, Iowa
He is buried in an unmarked grave, next to his parents in St. Mary's Cemetery in New Hampton. His sister Rose and Brother Herbert are also buried with him in the family plot in unmarked grave.
Thomas never married.
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