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After living for a time in Arkansas, John H. "Shorty" Brown (1817-1896), his wife Jane Ann, and some of their children came here. Brown helped found San Saba in 1854 and became a civic leader. Although San Saba County provided a graveyard, Brown and his wife deeded this plot near their home for a family burial ground. Jane Ann, who bore 17 of Brown's 21 children, was probably the first burial here about 1874. Brown's son and a son-in-law who were murdered are buried here along with other family members and friends. Texas Historical Marker. 1980.
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Family Members
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James M "Jim" Brown
1838–1892
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Asa Robertson Brown
1840–1889
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Serena Jane Brown Carroll
1842–1942
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Amanda Brown Binnion
1845–1920
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William "Billy" Brown
1848–1878
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Joseph Abner "Joab" Brown
1853–1926
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Susan E. Brown McAnelly
1856–1927
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Nellie Day Brown Dumas
1880–1967
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Benjamin H Brown
1886–1971
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Nancy A. Brown Moore
1887–1966
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