SPECIAL RANGER
REGULAR RANGER
Pvt Co. A
George Calvin Brown was born December 19, 1877, in Oakville, Live Oak County, Texas, to Robert H. Brown and Amanda E Buchanan. He stood 5ft 9in tall, had gray eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. He married Margaret "Maggie" Brown in about 1903. They had a set of twins and two other children. George was a stockman for J.T. Tigner Ranch in Marfa, Presidio County, Texas. In 1910, he was working as a stock farmer in McMullen County, Texas. He enlisted in the Texas Rangers as a SPECIAL RANGER from March 2, 1918 until October 5, 1918. He resigned to join the Immigration Service. He then was a rancher in Presidio, Presidio County. He again enlisted in the Rangers as a REGULAR RANGER as a private in Co. A. He again resigned and went to work as a ranch hand in Presidio. Enlisting again in the REGULAR RANGERS from October 30, 1920 until October 31, 1923 as a private in Co. A., he resigned and this time for good. In 1930, he was a public health inspector in Presidio. George Calvin Brown died December 8, 1952 in Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. He is buried in the Marfa Cemetery in Presidio, Presidio County, Texas.
REGULAR RANGER
Pvt Co. A
George Calvin Brown was born December 19, 1877, in Oakville, Live Oak County, Texas, to Robert H. Brown and Amanda E Buchanan. He stood 5ft 9in tall, had gray eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. He married Margaret "Maggie" Brown in about 1903. They had a set of twins and two other children. George was a stockman for J.T. Tigner Ranch in Marfa, Presidio County, Texas. In 1910, he was working as a stock farmer in McMullen County, Texas. He enlisted in the Texas Rangers as a SPECIAL RANGER from March 2, 1918 until October 5, 1918. He resigned to join the Immigration Service. He then was a rancher in Presidio, Presidio County. He again enlisted in the Rangers as a REGULAR RANGER as a private in Co. A. He again resigned and went to work as a ranch hand in Presidio. Enlisting again in the REGULAR RANGERS from October 30, 1920 until October 31, 1923 as a private in Co. A., he resigned and this time for good. In 1930, he was a public health inspector in Presidio. George Calvin Brown died December 8, 1952 in Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. He is buried in the Marfa Cemetery in Presidio, Presidio County, Texas.
SPECIAL RANGER
REGULAR RANGER
Pvt Co. A
George Calvin Brown was born December 19, 1877, in Oakville, Live Oak County, Texas, to Robert H. Brown and Amanda E Buchanan. He stood 5ft 9in tall, had gray eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. He married Margaret "Maggie" Brown in about 1903. They had a set of twins and two other children. George was a stockman for J.T. Tigner Ranch in Marfa, Presidio County, Texas. In 1910, he was working as a stock farmer in McMullen County, Texas. He enlisted in the Texas Rangers as a SPECIAL RANGER from March 2, 1918 until October 5, 1918. He resigned to join the Immigration Service. He then was a rancher in Presidio, Presidio County. He again enlisted in the Rangers as a REGULAR RANGER as a private in Co. A. He again resigned and went to work as a ranch hand in Presidio. Enlisting again in the REGULAR RANGERS from October 30, 1920 until October 31, 1923 as a private in Co. A., he resigned and this time for good. In 1930, he was a public health inspector in Presidio. George Calvin Brown died December 8, 1952 in Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. He is buried in the Marfa Cemetery in Presidio, Presidio County, Texas.
REGULAR RANGER
Pvt Co. A
George Calvin Brown was born December 19, 1877, in Oakville, Live Oak County, Texas, to Robert H. Brown and Amanda E Buchanan. He stood 5ft 9in tall, had gray eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. He married Margaret "Maggie" Brown in about 1903. They had a set of twins and two other children. George was a stockman for J.T. Tigner Ranch in Marfa, Presidio County, Texas. In 1910, he was working as a stock farmer in McMullen County, Texas. He enlisted in the Texas Rangers as a SPECIAL RANGER from March 2, 1918 until October 5, 1918. He resigned to join the Immigration Service. He then was a rancher in Presidio, Presidio County. He again enlisted in the Rangers as a REGULAR RANGER as a private in Co. A. He again resigned and went to work as a ranch hand in Presidio. Enlisting again in the REGULAR RANGERS from October 30, 1920 until October 31, 1923 as a private in Co. A., he resigned and this time for good. In 1930, he was a public health inspector in Presidio. George Calvin Brown died December 8, 1952 in Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. He is buried in the Marfa Cemetery in Presidio, Presidio County, Texas.
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