Montgomery County AlArchives Obituaries.....Brown, James Glenn September 10, 1928
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The Montgomery Advertiser 10 Sept 1928 p 2 & The Montgomery Advertiser 11 Sept 1928 p 2 
The Montgomery Advertiser 10 Sept 1928 p 2

Brown, Employee of City, Expires
Superintendent Of Streets Expires After Illness Of Six Weeks

James Glenn Brown, 60, died at a local hospital at 12:15 o'clock this 
morning following an illness of six weeks. Mr. Brown was superintendent of 
streets in Montgomery for the past eight years. 
He was born in Upshaw (sic-Upson) County, Ga., in 1868 and when a young man 
entered the railroad business.  He later became associated with a road 
building concern.  From 1887 to 1891 he was associated with the firm of 
Hardaway & Hannon in constructing the old S. A. M. Railroad from Montgomery 
to Americus.  In 1892 he worked on one of the first hard-surface roads in 
the county, the old Mobile Highway and afterwards worked under the Board of 
Revenue as construction foreman.  After working in the coontracting business 
for himself several years he was made superintendent of streets for the 
city.
His first wife was Viola T. Rutherford, who  died in 1910.  He later married 
Annie Walker.  He was a deacon in the Southside Baptist Church and was a 
Dokey, Red Man and member of the Knights of Pythias. He is survived by his 
widow and the following children. Cecil, Rutherford, Josephine, Annie, J. 
G., Jr., Joe and Frank; two brothers, Joseph Brown, Birmingham; George 
Brown, Kellerman and a sister, Mrs. Lilla Crabtree, of Missouri. 
Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Leak Company. 

The Montgomery Advertiser 11 Sept 1928 p 2 
James Glenn Brown
Funeral services for James Glenn Brown, who died at a local infirmary at an 
early hour Monday morning, will be held from the residence 116 Cramer Ave., 
Tuesday at 11:00 o'clock.  The Rev. S. H. Campbell, pastor of the Southside 
Baptist church, will officiate.  Interment Greenwood. The Leak Company in 
charge.


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