Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Brown, Dr. E. July 29, 1892
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Norfolk Landmark, July 31, 1892
SUDDEN DEATH - Dr. E. Brown, an itinerant vendor of patent medicines, who 
reached Norfolk from the North some six weeks ago, and who boarded at the 
corner of Church and Bermuda Streets, died in his room on Friday afternoon from 
the effects of overheat and the too frequent use of intoxicating stimulants. It 
is said that he practiced the profession of medicine in a small way here, and 
was but little known in the community. On his person, after his death, were 
found letters and papers indicating that he either had relatives or friends in 
Baltimore. The deceased was about 54 years of age, and is said to have left a 
widow and one child, the whereabouts of whom is not known. Having no money or 
means at the time of his demise, the remains were buried by the city.

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