J. S. HOWARD & Drucilla BROWN

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J. S. HOWARD
Druscilla H. BROWN

Husband: J. S. HOWARD

Marriage:

Wife: Druscilla / Drusilla / Drucilla H. BROWN
Birth: 5 May 1826, Waterford, New London Co., Ct
Death: 29 Jun 1858
Disposition: buried East Bronson - Olena Cemetery, near Olena, Bronson Twp., Huron Co., OH
Father: Robert BROWN
Mother: Harriet CHAPPELL

Children:

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. 1850 U.S. Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #

3. Find-a-Grave: Entries (online at findagrave.com):

Name - Drucilla Brown Howard -

Birth - 5 May 1827 -

Death - 29 Jun 1858 -

Note - Date of birth calculated -

Burial - East Bronson - Olena Cemetery
Huron County, Ohio -

Inscription -

MELISA
DAU. OF R. & E. BROWN
DIED JUNE 9, 186?
AGED 21Y. 8M.

DRUCILLA BROWN
WIFE OF J.S. HOWARD
DIED JUNE 28, 1858
AGED 31Y. 1M. 24D.

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Father - Robert Brown (1805-1890) -

Mother - Eliza Brown (1805-1877) -

Spouse - -

Siblings - [lists three] -

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Memorial # - 92486052 -

Her birth record says 1826. Robert BROWN (1805-1890) is her brother, not her father.

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