Age 75.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Frank Brown, and 3 children, Dr. A.F. Brown, of Healdsburg, Frederick D. Brown, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific, and Mrs. Dr. Keck of this city.
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Marin Journal, Thursday, August 7, 1902
Mr. Philo D. Browne, who has been a resident of San Rafael during the past 3 years, died at his home on Fifth Avenue, late Sunday night, aged 75 years past.
He was a native of Vermont, and in his younger manhood was a prominent banker in Montreal, Canada. In 1876 he came to California, and up to within a few years was prominent in church and business circles in San Francisco and Oakland. In his younger days he was a prominent Mason, at one time being Deputy Grand Master of the order for the Dominion of Canada.
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His stone says "P.D. BROWNE"
Most of the California Great Registers say "Philo Dorwin Browne"
Contributor: w Kreider (47169684)
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He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Frank Brown, and 3 children, Dr. A.F. Brown, of Healdsburg, Frederick D. Brown, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific, and Mrs. Dr. Keck of this city.
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Marin Journal, Thursday, August 7, 1902
Mr. Philo D. Browne, who has been a resident of San Rafael during the past 3 years, died at his home on Fifth Avenue, late Sunday night, aged 75 years past.
He was a native of Vermont, and in his younger manhood was a prominent banker in Montreal, Canada. In 1876 he came to California, and up to within a few years was prominent in church and business circles in San Francisco and Oakland. In his younger days he was a prominent Mason, at one time being Deputy Grand Master of the order for the Dominion of Canada.
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His stone says "P.D. BROWNE"
Most of the California Great Registers say "Philo Dorwin Browne"
Contributor: w Kreider (47169684)
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Age 75.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Frank Brown, and 3 children, Dr. A.F. Brown, of Healdsburg, Frederick D. Brown, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific, and Mrs. Dr. Keck of this city.
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Marin Journal, Thursday, August 7, 1902
Mr. Philo D. Browne, who has been a resident of San Rafael during the past 3 years, died at his home on Fifth Avenue, late Sunday night, aged 75 years past.
He was a native of Vermont, and in his younger manhood was a prominent banker in Montreal, Canada. In 1876 he came to California, and up to within a few years was prominent in church and business circles in San Francisco and Oakland. In his younger days he was a prominent Mason, at one time being Deputy Grand Master of the order for the Dominion of Canada.
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His stone says "P.D. BROWNE"
Most of the California Great Registers say "Philo Dorwin Browne"
Contributor: w Kreider (47169684)
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He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Frank Brown, and 3 children, Dr. A.F. Brown, of Healdsburg, Frederick D. Brown, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific, and Mrs. Dr. Keck of this city.
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Marin Journal, Thursday, August 7, 1902
Mr. Philo D. Browne, who has been a resident of San Rafael during the past 3 years, died at his home on Fifth Avenue, late Sunday night, aged 75 years past.
He was a native of Vermont, and in his younger manhood was a prominent banker in Montreal, Canada. In 1876 he came to California, and up to within a few years was prominent in church and business circles in San Francisco and Oakland. In his younger days he was a prominent Mason, at one time being Deputy Grand Master of the order for the Dominion of Canada.
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His stone says "P.D. BROWNE"
Most of the California Great Registers say "Philo Dorwin Browne"
Contributor: w Kreider (47169684)
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