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David Aylsworth Brown

Birth	:	3 Apr 1871 Fredericksburg, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada
Death	:	21 Nov 1932 Fredericksburg, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada
Burial	:	Morven Cemetery, Morven, Lennox and Addington County, Canada
Coordinate	:	44.2371000, -76.8421000
Description	:	Source: http://www.sfredheritage.on.ca/deathsobitsB.htm 1932 From Mrs. Walter Paul's scrapbook On Monday evening, November 21, 1932, death claimed as its victim, a dearly loved son and brother, in the person of David Aylsworth Brown, a well known and highly respected resident of North Fredericksburgh, in his 62nd year. Although never very robust from infancy, his parents were always considerate and with a great deal of kindness and care, his health improved. During the last few years, he had enjoyed fairly good health with the exception of occasional heart attacks. It was one of these attacks which resulted in his sudden passing. Since... Read More	Source: http://www.sfredheritage.on.ca/deathsobitsB.htm 1932 From Mrs. Walter Paul's scrapbook On Monday evening, November 21, 1932, death claimed as its victim, a dearly loved son and brother, in the person of David Aylsworth Brown, a well known and highly respected resident of North Fredericksburgh, in his 62nd year. Although never very robust from infancy, his parents were always considerate and with a great deal of kindness and care, his health improved. During the last few years, he had enjoyed fairly good health with the exception of occasional heart attacks. It was one of these attacks which resulted in his sudden passing. Since the death of his father, the late Charles Jacob Brown, on September 6th 1916, he and his widowed mother lived a good deal of the time alone on the old Brown homestead, near Fredericksburgh station, and his sudden passing was a terrible shock to his aged mother. He was a true lover of nature and was especially interested in poultry, gardening and flowers, and made a success of these hobbies. He was of a kind, gentle and thoughtful nature, always earnest and true and ready to give assistance, always being more ready to give than to receive; a truly devoted son. His funeral was held at the home Thursday November 24th and was conducted by his pastor, the Rev. R. W. Street, Morven United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fralick sang a beautiful duet, "Sometime We Will Understand". The body was laid to rest in the family plot at Morven. Besides his aged and heart-broken mother, who passed away shortly after his death, he left to mourn his loss four sisters, Mrs. B.S. Vanalstine; Mrs. S. A. Amey; Mrs. J.C. Parrott and Mrs. J. S. Amey. The homestead was handed down from his grandfather, Sergt. David Bucklin Brown. In its early days it was renowned for its woollen and saw mills. His son, Charles, learned the carriage making and opened up a shop at Centreville, but after the death of his father, returned to the home and became one of the most prosperous farmers of his time. He married Theresa Clancy, daughter of William Clancy of Newburgh. Both Charles and his son David were born and died on the homestead. His ancestors came to America on the Mayflower and settled near Bath. Two brothers, Sergt. David Bucklin Brown, who married the daughter of Col. Isaac Fraser and afterwards acquired the property at Fredericksburgh, and James Brown, who settled in the Limestone City. Three other brothers settled in the States. General Jacob Brown, was commander-in-chief of the American Army during the early Mexican War, losing his life at Brownsville, Texas. Fort Brown was named in his honor across the Rio Grande from Mexico. Another brother an English Church clergyman settled in Rhode Island, a descendant of whom John Nicholas Brown founded Brown University. The other brother, Lieut. Brown settled in Massachusetts. Of the two families who settled in Canada, Dr. M. J. Brown, Kingston and Charles Jacob Brown, of Fredericksburgh, were spared to within a few months of each other.

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David Aylsworth Brown's memorial is located at: Morven Cemetery, Morven, Lennox and Addington County, Canada.
When did David Aylsworth Brown death?
David Aylsworth Brown death on 21 Nov 1932 in Fredericksburg, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada
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Latitude: 44.2371000
Longitude: -76.8421000

Family Members:

Parent

Charles Jacob Brown

(1837 - 1916)

Theressa Clancy Brown

(1843 - 1933)

Siblings

Lillian Gertrude “Lily” Brown VanAlstine

(1869 - 1945)

Rosamond Sarah Brown Amey

(1872 - 1959)

Anna Augusta Brown Parrott

(1875 - 1950)

Ella Maria Brown Amey

(1882 - 1962)

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