Family Group Sheet

HUSBAND
James Reuben BROWN
DEATH	before 1938	He died before the birth of his youngest child.; ⁴⁸⁹
BIRTH
MARRIAGE		⁴⁸⁹

WIFE
Rachel Elizabeth BAKER
DEATH	1843	Alabama, United States⁴⁸⁹


CHILDREN
1.	Miles William BROWN-B5A6/H/ MALE
	BIRTH	1825	Warren, Georgia, United States^70,488
	MILITARY	about 1853	Soon after his arrival there they both went to Albuquerque, N. M. The trip was a long and hazardous one, but their destination was finally reached, and the following year Mr. Brown went to Pike’s Peak, Ft. Laramie, etc., remaining three years, engaged with Col. Sumner in Indian warfare the greater portion of the time. After numerous hardships and perilous adventures he returned to Johnson county in 1858. -History of Vernon County, MO. 1887 (see Bolejack_1364 for full text); Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States⁴⁸⁹
	MILITARY	1857	military operations in the area; Johnson, Missouri, United States⁴⁹⁰
	CENSUS	13 July 1860	Jackson Township, Johnson, Missouri, United States⁶⁹
	CENSUS	7 June 1870	Kingsville Township, Johnson, Missouri, United States⁷⁰
	DEATH	before 1880	Johnson, Missouri, United States⁴⁸⁸
	BURIAL		No gravestone; Bluff Springs Cemetery, Kingsville, Johnson, Missouri, United States
	REF #		B5A6/H/;
	MARRIAGE	8 January 1857	Amanda Jane BOLEJACK-B5A6; by Rev. William Reece; Johnson, Missouri, United States^69,74

2.	William Nelson BROWN⁴⁸⁹ MALE
	BIRTH	1 January 1838	Murray, Georgia, United States
	MIGRATION	1852	Johnson, Missouri, United States⁴⁸⁹
	MILITARY	1857	military actions in the area; Johnson, Missouri, United States⁴⁹⁰
	DEATH
	BURIAL