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Descendants of Isaac Haire Brown

Generation No. 2

2. PTOLEMA PHILADEPHUS² BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE¹)^6,⁷ was born August 30, 1829 in Davidson, Warren County, Tennessee, and died November 02, 1903 in Soldier's Home in St. James, Phelps County, Missouri. He married MARTHA ANN WOMACK February 07, 1850 in Warren County, Tennessee, daughter of BURGESS WOMACK and SARAH WEBB. She was born June 22, 1829 in St. Louis County, Missouri, and died October 27, 1876 in St. James, Phelps County, Missouri.

Notes for PTOLEMA PHILADEPHUS BROWN:
Ptolema Philadephus Brown was a Private in Company 3, 1st Arkansas Regiment Cavalry Volunteers (Union) as a scout working extensively in the Boston Mountains of NW Arkansas. He enlisted on August 15, 1862. He was discharge on August 23, 1865. He was in later life, life so many men of the period, a member of the Grand Army of The Republic.

UPDATE: 1995-02-09 Ray Womack
OCCU: Farmer
LAND: $300
NAME: "P.P." in 1850 census

More About PTOLEMA PHILADEPHUS BROWN:
Burial: November 1903, Masonic Cemetery, St. James, Phelps County, Missouri
Military service: Served in the Civil War in Arkansas
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Baptist Church

More About MARTHA ANN WOMACK:
Burial: October 1876, Masonic Cemetery, St. James, Phelps County, Missouri
Religion: Baptist Church

Children of PTOLEMA BROWN and MARTHA WOMACK are:

12.	i.	MARY LAVONIA³ BROWN, b. November 09, 1850, Warren County, Tennessee; d. October 08, 1945, Phelps County, Missouri.
13.	ii.	SARAH LAVINIA BROWN, b. December 14, 1851, Tennessee; d. 1881.
14.	iii.	BURGESS FRANKLIN BROWN, b. August 05, 1854, Marysville, Blount Coutny, Tennessee; d. January 19, 1942, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas.
15.	iv.	ISAAC DENTON BROWN, b. October 09, 1856, Warren County, Tennessee; d. 1902.
16.	v.	HAROLD LYCURGUS BROWN, b. June 01, 1859, Missouri or Arkansas; d. February 29, 1940, Vernon County, Missouri.
17.	vi.	GEORGE MITHRIO BROWN, b. March 07, 1861, Arkansas; d. August 1927, Boise, Ada County, Idaho.
18.	vii.	CLINTON MARCELLUS BROWN, b. October 22, 1865, Phelps County, Missouri; d. October 01, 1933, Portland, Oregon.
19.	viii.	JAMES FELIX GRUNDY BROWN, b. March 26, 1868, Safe, Phelps County, Missouri; d. September 07, 1922, Tower Hill Farm, Finney County, Kansas.

3. JUAN FERNANDEZ² BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE¹) was born 1830 in Davidson County, Tennessee, and died March 07, 1854 in Texas County, Missouri. She married GEORGE WASHINGTON BRADFORD October 02, 1851 in Texas County, Missouri, son of ADAM BRADFORD and MARY NEELY. He was born August 25, 1818 in Bradfordville, Marion County, Kentucky, and died September 1876 in near Nebo, Texas County, Missouri.

More About JUAN FERNANDEZ BROWN:
Cause of Death: Died in child birth

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON BRADFORD:
George Wasington Bradford had married five times and had the total of 22 children.
1st. Jane King - Their children were Mary A., Soloman K., Sara J., Malinda., Anna E., And France E..
Jane was riding a horse across a swift stream of water. She was carrying her baby when her horse stumbled, causing her to drop the baby. She jumped into the water to rescue the baby, but they both drowned. She was 26 years old at the time.
2nd. Juan Fernandez Brown.
3rd. Amelia Ollie (Saunders) Cox - She was a widow with one child, George and her had Elmina, John S., and Margaret M..
4th. Ida Lord - She had three children, Molly, Lulu, and Urn Lord. George and her didn't have any children.
5th. Clarissa Jane (Thornhill) Lawson - George and her had one child Ida Bradford.

George Wasington Bradford lived in a couple of states, including Kentucky and Missouri.

More About GEORGE WASHINGTON BRADFORD:
Burial: September 1876, near Cabbage Head Bluff, Texas County, Missouri
Occupation: Miller

Children of JUAN BROWN and GEORGE BRADFORD are:

20.	i.		LIBETHERIADAS WARE³ BROWN, b. February 11, 1849, Warren County, Tennessee; d. May 13, 1900, Coonard Kitchen Farm, west of Anutt, Dent County, Missouri.
	ii.		CHILD BROWN, b. March 07, 1854, Pulaski County, Missouri; d. March 07, 1854, Pulaski County, Missouri.

4. ARCHIMEDES² BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE¹) was born March 22, 1834 in Warran County, Tennessee, and died March 14, 1865 in the Civil War in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He married ELIZABETH ARMOUR December 21, 1855.

Notes for ARCHIMEDES BROWN:
Stone's River National Cemetery

Stones River / Murfreesboro, Tennessee
December 31, 1862 - January 2, 1863

After Gen. Braxton Bragg's Confederate Army of the Mississippi retreated from Kentucky in October 1862, Gen. William S. Rosecrans took over the Union Army of the Cumberland from Gen. Don Carlos Buell and set out to drive Bragg from Tennessee. On the day after Christmas, Rosecrans's 43,000 troops marched from Nashville to confront Bragg's army of 36,000 (now called the Army of Tennessee) at Murfreesboro. On the night of December 30 the two armies faced each other at Stone's River on the northwest edge of town. Just a few hundred yards apart, the bands dueled ("Yankee Doodle" v. "Dixie") and finally both sides joined together playing and singing "Home Sweet Home." It was a strange prelude to what was to follow. The Confederates struck at dawn, catching the Federals at breakfast and crushing two of Rosecrans's divisions, but Phil Sheridan's cavalry held their ground on the right side of the Union line. Rosecrans rode back and forth along the front lines and rallied his shaken troops, finally forming a new line along the Nashville Turnpike. By noon the Confederate assault was stalled. On the left side of the Union position, Gen. George H. Thomas held a patch of woods called the Round Forest, and Bragg launched an all-out effort to break it. Time after time a division led by John C. Breckinridge charged Thomas' brigades throughout the afternoon, suffering heavy losses. That night, New Year's Eve, the bands were silent. There was little fighting the next day as both armies assessed their damages and contemplated the next move. On January 2, Bragg inexplicably sent Breckinridge's battered division back into Rosecrans's left side. Union artillery massed across Stone's River hit the charging Confederates from the side at point-blank range and cut them to pieces. The battle was over. With supplies and reinforcements arriving from Nashville, Rosecrans's position was firm, so Bragg withdrew 35 miles to the south. It was one of the fiercest battles of the war. The casualty rate (over 30%) was appalling--13,000 Federals and 10,000 Confederates were killed, wounded or missing. Despite the heavy casualties, it was an important Union victory.

More About ARCHIMEDES BROWN:
Burial: March 1863, Stone's River National Cemetery, Tennessee
Military service: Illinois Company G, 154th, Infantry, Union

Children of ARCHIMEDES BROWN and ELIZABETH ARMOUR are:

	i.	LAVINIA J.³ BROWN, b. October 05, 1856; d. July 18, 1948.
	ii.	MARY CYTHELIA BROWN, b. December 05, 1858; d. July 12, 1932.
	iii.	MARTHA FASCILINA BROWN, b. April 19, 1861; d. August 26, 1900.
	iv.	PATSY BROWN, b. 1863.
21.	v.	GEORGE ARCHIMEDES BROWN, b. January 14, 1864; d. August 30, 1956.

5. ELSANOR ODENSIA² BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE¹)⁸ was born December 29, 1838 in Tennessee, and died March 03, 1910 in Piasa, Macoupin County, Illinois. She married (1) KAYLOR. She married (2) CAPTAIN THOMAS JEFFERSON MCCOY⁹ April 25, 1878 in Piasa, Macoupin County, Illinois, by John D. Rhoads, Misnister. He was born July 28, 1838 in Armagh County, Ireland, and died August 29, 1911 in Piasa, Macoupin County, Illinois.

More About ELSANOR ODENSIA BROWN:
Burial: March 1910, Medora Cemetery, Medora, Illinois

Notes for CAPTAIN THOMAS JEFFERSON MCCOY:
Thomas McCoy was from Armagh County, Ireland and was born approx. July 28, 1838 and came over to America in 1857.

Thomas McCoy had enrolled in the military at Summerfield, Illinois on July 8, 1861, as a private in Company E, 2 regiment Illinois Cavalry. He served in the Civil War, and was honorably discharged at San Antonio, Texas on November 22, 2965. Thomas then drew a pension.

Honor Roll Of Veteran Burials in Macoupin County IL
1956, State of Illinois, Illinois Veterans' Commission
McCOY, Thomas J , C, Cpl , Army, Co E 2 Ill Cav , 29 Aug 1911, Piasa Memorial Cemetery
Shipman Twp Piasa IL

More About CAPTAIN THOMAS JEFFERSON MCCOY:
Burial: Piasa Memorial Cemetery, Shipman Township, Piasa, Macoupin County, Illinois

Marriage Notes for ELSANOR BROWN and THOMAS MCCOY:
After their marriage, Elsinora and Thomas traveled to Macoupin County, Illinois.

Frank and Arthur McCoy are children of Martha Beetle. After her death, the children were raised by Ella.

Children of ELSANOR BROWN and THOMAS MCCOY are:

	i.	FRANK ANDERSON³ MCCOY, b. October 19, 1868; Adopted child.
	ii.	MARY MCCOY, b. 1872; d. 1947.
22.	iii.	ARTHUR EWEN MCCOY, b. August 09, 1872; d. August 07, 1958, Piasa, Macoupin County, Illinois; Adopted child.

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