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Prentice Brown followed a blazed trail from Stonington, Conn.through New York State into Otsego County. He was a blacksmith.
page 269. Note -- While it is said that Prentice Brown was born atStonington, I am inclined to believe that it was his father, Eleazer, whoblazed the trail into New York State when it was comparatively one vastwilderness, in the last half of 1700. Eleazer, with Simeon Brown, Jr., ismentioned as a pioneer to New York State in this same connection in 1791.Therefore I believe that Prentice Brown was born in Madison Co., NY.Stonington, Conn., at this time, one hundred years after the three Brownbrothers made their settlement in this wilderness, had become verythickly settled, and every acre of available land was unter cultivation,and the same spirit of adverture crowded these sons of Elder EleazerBrown from their home town, Stonington, to seek new and cheaper land andmore productive in the west -- "out west, " it was then called.
It was with much difficulty and long research that the compilerlocated these brothers, -- Eleazer, Benjamin, and Luther, -- for norecords are left of where such adventurers fled to.

1. 2. Duane BROWN   b. Abt 1813, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York; d. Feb 1857, Morrisville,New York.
2. 3. William Leroy BROWN   b. 14 Mar 1817, Otsego Co.,New York; d. 1898, Plainfield,New York,aged 81 years.
3. 4. Laura BROWN   b. Abt 1819, Otsego Co.,New York; d. 12 Jun 1894, Plainfield,New York.
4. 5. James Oliver BROWN   b. Abt 1821, Otsego Co.,New York; d. 31 Aug 1893, Bridgewater,Otsego Co.,New York.

1. 6. Elizabeth BROWN   b. Plainfield,New York; d. Fleming,New York.
2. 7. Lucinda BROWN   b. Plainfield,New York; d. Fleming,New York.

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Mr. Brown was one of the most prominent lawyers of Madison County.He was a partner of the son of Garrett Smith.

1. 8. Thurston Duane BROWN   b. 15 Sep 1845, Morrisville,Madison Co.,New York; d. 7 May 1899, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York,of apoplexy.
2. 9. Rosamond BROWN   b. 25 Jul 1848, Morrisville,Madison Co.,New York; d. Apr 1901, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York.

1. 10. William Henry BROWN   b. 10 Dec 1842, Plainfield,New York.
2. 11. Alonzo Wood BROWN   b. 20 Aug 1844, Plainfield,New York.
3. 12. Mary Angeline BROWN   b. 20 May 1851, Plainfield,New York; d. Apr 1875, West Winfield,New York.

1. 13. Ellen Maria BROWN   b. May 1851, Bridgewater,Otsego Co.,New York; d. Feb 1877, Bridgewater,Otsego Co.,New York.

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1. 14. Lyman Duane BROWN   b. 3 Jul 1877, Morrisville,Madison Co.,New York.
2. 15. Clarence Bailey BROWN   b. 27 Jun 1879, Morrisville,Madison Co.,New York.
3. 16. Herbert Loren BROWN   b. 1881, Morrisville,Madison Co.,New York.
4. 17. Lillian Irene BROWN   b. 14 Oct 1883, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York.
5. 18. Erwin Thurston BROWN   b. 29 Jul 1884, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York.
6. 19. Lyman Freeman BROWN  
7. 20. Helen Marie BROWN  
8. 21. Charles Darrow BROWN  

1. 22. Ruth Loraine PALMER   b. 3 Apr 1885, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York.

1. 23. Charles Henry BROWN   b. 26 Oct 1865, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York.
2. 24. Myron Penny BROWN   b. 8 Sep 1868, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York,unmarried.
3. 25. Mary Eliza BROWN   b. 8 Sep 1868, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York,unmarried.
4. 26. Grace Elizabeth BROWN   b. 9 Mar 1875, Bridgewater,Madison Co.,New York,unmarried.

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Mr. Brown is a farmer at West Winfield, NY. Both are members of theBaptist Church.

1. 27. Walter M. BROWN   b. 10 Feb 1876, Unadilla Forks,Otsego Co.,New York.
2. 28. Claud E. BROWN   b. 3 Jun 1881, Unadilla Forks,Otsego Co.,New York.

1. 29. William Dorland BROWN   b. 10 Dec 1887, Unadilla Forks,Otsego Co.,New York.

THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, pages 276.
Mr. Brown is agent of Galveston, Houston & Topeka Railroad.Residence Galveston, Texas. He was educated at West Eaton High School,and began railroading in Utica, NY, but left there to accept agency ofthe World's Fair Terminal, at St. Louis, during the World's Fair. In 1909he went to Texas to accept the agency for largest export station in theUnited States. Mrs. Brown was a graduate of St. Louis High School, andtook a special library course, after which she was librarian for CabaraneBranch Library, in St. Louis, until her marriage. She was also a graduateof the St. Louis Conservatory of Mucic, taking high honors in specialcourse of music.

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She is a graduate of Elmira College with the degrees of BA and MAand is a teacher of history.

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Dr. Brown and wife are members of the Congregational Church. Dr.Brown graduated from the New York College of Pharmacy in 1890, and fromthe Medical Department of the University of New York in 1893. He haspractised since in Waterbury, Connecticut, serving as sergeon to theWaterbury Hospital for eleven years, and then securing the appointment ofgynaecologist to the same hospital. Last year, 1913, he was alsoappointed radiographist. He is a member of the City, County, and StateMedical Societies, also of the American Medical Association and of theMedical Association of Greater New York.

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Mr. Brown is a farmer, and both are members of the Baptist Church atUnadilla Forks.

THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, pages 277.
Mr. Brown is a farmer at West Winfield, NY, and both are members ofthe Baptist Church.