History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: BROWN
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 192

AARON BROWN, whose father was an officer in the Revolutionary army, married Polly Gates - 
children,
I. Aaron, married Eadey Watts  (see Watts family) - children,
	1. Eadie D., married Capt. George Stevens of Marlow
	2. Mary M., married  Amos Fletcher of Hollis
	3. Isaac, married Frances L. Bundy, settled in Surry - children,
		(1) George B.
		(2) Charles H.
		(3) Mary
		(4) Frederic
	4. Samuel		died unmarried.
	5. Martha M. married Samuel C. Savory of Alstead - children,
		(1) Eugene J.
		(2) George L.
		(3) Emily  D.
	6. John C., married Jenne6tte Snow, residence Walpole - children,
		(1)	Angibelle	died young
		(2) Annette
		(3) Orr W.
	7. George R., practising law in Newport; read law with Edmund Burke; studied at Tufts
	   College; 
	8. Maria L., married Moses Moulton  (see Moulton family); 
	9. James H.
	10. Emily A.
II. Polly, married Alden Gee of Marlow - children,
	1. Polly R.		died young
	2. Harriet A.
	3. Lucinda		died young
	4. Lucinda
	5. Allie M.
	6. Betsey M.
	7. Nathan
	8. Marinda
	9. Elzie
	10. Dustin A.
	11. Mary F.
III. Isaac, married first Mary Newton  (see Newton family) - children,
	1. Collidge N., residence California
III. Isaac, married second Sarah A. Bliss - children,
	2. Charles N.
	3. Sylvester
	4. Mary.

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