Macon County GaArchives Photo tombstone.....Sarah Elizabeth Bryan Brown tombstone 1986
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Source: Marshallville Cemetery
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   BROWN
Sarah E. Bryan 
wife of 
J. S. Brown
Jan. 22, 1856
Mar. 29, 1922 

Additional Comments:


1900 Macon Co., GA
Williams, Zackry, b. Jan. 48, 52,married 22 yrs, farmer, owned , farm, #51
Mary L., Dec. 1853, mother of 9, 5 living
Almoon A. Sept. 82, 17, farmer, rent, farm, #52
Ethel, b. 6-84, 15, at school
Douglas, b. 11-87, 12, at school, 3 mo. in school
John G. , 11-90, 9, at school, 3 mo. in school
Zackary T., 12-95, 4
Bryan, Sarah sister in law, 1-55, 45

Married James Scott Brown 18 Nov 1903 Macon Co., GA as his second wife. 

The Fitzgerald Herald, Friday March 31, 1922 & The Fitzgerald Leader, Thursday 
March 30, 1922

Mrs. J. S. Brown
The sudden death of Mrs. J. S. Brown came as a shock to her family and 
friends, when after but a few minutes of complaint she passed away at her home 
on West Altamaha at 2 a m yesterday morning.  Funeral services were conducted 
by Rev. Whitley Langston and Rev. C. A. Ginn this morning at the home.  The 
remains will be taken to Marshallville, her former home, where interment will 
be made Saturday morning.  To the bereaved husband and family we extend our 
sincerest sympathies in which a large circle of friends of the family join us.

The Leader-Enterprise and Press Thursday, April 13, 1922
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindnesses 
and lovely floral offerings during the death of our wife and mother.  Their 
tender words of sympathy have been a great condolence to us.  God bless each 
one.
Mr. J. S. Brown
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Brown
Mrs. Lewis H. Tumlin

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