20 Mar 1920 Obituary
The quiet life of Mrs. Elmina Whitcomb Brown, widow of William Brown, ebbed away on Wed. Mar 17, in her eighty-third year. She had enjoyed unusually good health for one of her age until last December when she experienced a severe shock which has gradually rendered her more and more infirm and helpless. Services were held at the home of William G Brown on Friday at 1:00 with Rev. H. L. Culkins as the officiating clergyman and internment was made in the family lot at West Acton cemetery.
Mrs. Brown was born in Berlin on November 2 1832. She was married at the age of eighteen and lived for a time in Stow. After the death of her husband, which occurred about thirty years ago, she made her home with her son, William G Brown, with whom she has lived ever since.
Other relatives surviving her, besides her son, are a sister, Miss Maria Whitcomb of Roxbury, two grand children and three great grandchildren. A son, Clarence died about thirty-two years ago.
Mrs Brown belonged to the substantial type of quiet, home loving, industrious women, devoted to domestic life, and faithful to it's various duties.
Turner's Public Spirit Ayer, MA
The quiet life of Mrs. Elmina Whitcomb Brown, widow of William Brown, ebbed away on Wed. Mar 17, in her eighty-third year. She had enjoyed unusually good health for one of her age until last December when she experienced a severe shock which has gradually rendered her more and more infirm and helpless. Services were held at the home of William G Brown on Friday at 1:00 with Rev. H. L. Culkins as the officiating clergyman and internment was made in the family lot at West Acton cemetery.
Mrs. Brown was born in Berlin on November 2 1832. She was married at the age of eighteen and lived for a time in Stow. After the death of her husband, which occurred about thirty years ago, she made her home with her son, William G Brown, with whom she has lived ever since.
Other relatives surviving her, besides her son, are a sister, Miss Maria Whitcomb of Roxbury, two grand children and three great grandchildren. A son, Clarence died about thirty-two years ago.
Mrs Brown belonged to the substantial type of quiet, home loving, industrious women, devoted to domestic life, and faithful to it's various duties.
Turner's Public Spirit Ayer, MA
20 Mar 1920 Obituary
The quiet life of Mrs. Elmina Whitcomb Brown, widow of William Brown, ebbed away on Wed. Mar 17, in her eighty-third year. She had enjoyed unusually good health for one of her age until last December when she experienced a severe shock which has gradually rendered her more and more infirm and helpless. Services were held at the home of William G Brown on Friday at 1:00 with Rev. H. L. Culkins as the officiating clergyman and internment was made in the family lot at West Acton cemetery.
Mrs. Brown was born in Berlin on November 2 1832. She was married at the age of eighteen and lived for a time in Stow. After the death of her husband, which occurred about thirty years ago, she made her home with her son, William G Brown, with whom she has lived ever since.
Other relatives surviving her, besides her son, are a sister, Miss Maria Whitcomb of Roxbury, two grand children and three great grandchildren. A son, Clarence died about thirty-two years ago.
Mrs Brown belonged to the substantial type of quiet, home loving, industrious women, devoted to domestic life, and faithful to it's various duties.
Turner's Public Spirit Ayer, MA
The quiet life of Mrs. Elmina Whitcomb Brown, widow of William Brown, ebbed away on Wed. Mar 17, in her eighty-third year. She had enjoyed unusually good health for one of her age until last December when she experienced a severe shock which has gradually rendered her more and more infirm and helpless. Services were held at the home of William G Brown on Friday at 1:00 with Rev. H. L. Culkins as the officiating clergyman and internment was made in the family lot at West Acton cemetery.
Mrs. Brown was born in Berlin on November 2 1832. She was married at the age of eighteen and lived for a time in Stow. After the death of her husband, which occurred about thirty years ago, she made her home with her son, William G Brown, with whom she has lived ever since.
Other relatives surviving her, besides her son, are a sister, Miss Maria Whitcomb of Roxbury, two grand children and three great grandchildren. A son, Clarence died about thirty-two years ago.
Mrs Brown belonged to the substantial type of quiet, home loving, industrious women, devoted to domestic life, and faithful to it's various duties.
Turner's Public Spirit Ayer, MA
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William Brown
1822 - 1891
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1837 - 1920
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1836 - 1920
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