Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Brown, Colonel H. Thompson - March 21, 1904
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source: Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Mar. 22, 1904


Colonel H. Thompson Brown - Donaldsonville, La., March 21. – Colonel H. 
Thompson Brown, a lifelong and prominent citizen of this parish, died last night 
at his home, near Hope Villa. Colonel Brown has been ill for several months 
past, seriously at one time, but he sufficiently recovered a few weeks ago to be 
up and about, but has never been entirely well. Some days ago he began to grow 
worse, and all hopes of his recovery were given up. His death removes from the 
parish one of the most prominent political figures in Democratic affairs in this 
parish for the last thirty years. He was a Confederate veteran. He leaves 
several sons and a daughter to mourn his loss. The funeral took place this 
afternoon from his residence in the Eighth Ward, and the internment was made in 
East Baton Rouge Parish.


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