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Descendants of Isaac Haire Brown


8. MARCELLUS2 BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE1) was born February 21, 1845 in Tennessee, and died 1933 in Macoupin County, Illinois. He married SUSAN ARMOUR Bef. 1868 in Illinois. She was born March 1849 in Illinois, and died in Macoupin County, Illinois.

Notes for MARCELLUS BROWN:
Slayback' Missouri Cavalry Battalion
Slayback's Missouri Cav. Battalion was orgnized in the summer of 1864, and apparently disbanded in December 1864
The following men from Texas County, MO served in this unit:
Marceullus Brown, Co. D
E. F. Capps, Sgt., Co. D
B. A. Fielding, Co. D
W. H. Fletcher, Sgt., Co. D
John C. Ford, Co. D
John W. Main, Co. D
Y.D. Mitchell, Lt., Co. D
J. W. Mobley, Co. D
John Thomas, Co. D


More About MARCELLUS BROWN:
Burial: 1933, Medora Cemetery, Medora, Illinois
Military service: Served in the Civil War under the Confederate Army

More About SUSAN ARMOUR:
Burial: Medora Cemetery, Medora, Illinois
     
Children of MARCELLUS BROWN and SUSAN ARMOUR are:
30. i.   ANNIE3 BROWN.
31. ii.   LEONIDES Y. BROWN, b. 1864, Macoupin County, Illinois; d. 1955, Medora, Illinois.
  iii.   CHARLES BROWN, b. Abt. 1873, Illinois; d. Abt. 1974.
  More About CHARLES BROWN:
Medical Information: Charles Brown lived to be 101 years old.
  iv.   FREDERICK BROWN, b. Abt. 1875, Illinois; m. MAUD WEIR.
  Notes for MAUD WEIR:
Maud Weir family lives by Beatrese, Nebraska.


  v.   SAMUEL BROWN, b. Abt. 1877, Illinois.
32. vi.   FRANKLIN BROWN, b. Abt. 1878, Illinois.
  vii.   WALTER C. BROWN, b. May 1880, Illinois; m. STELLA WOOD.
  viii.   GEORGE W. BROWN, b. December 1885, Illinois; m. VIOLA STOTHER.
  ix.   JOHN M. BROWN, b. September 1886, Illinois; m. JESSICA PAYNTER.
  x.   ROBERT M. BROWN, b. March 1889, Illinois; m. MAYME STOTHER.


9. FASCELLINA2 BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE1)14 was born April 05, 1847 in Warren County, Tennesse, and died April 03, 1885 in at home in Vernon County, Missouri. She married REUBEN HIRAM MAIN14 March 05, 1866 in St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, son of ROBERT MAIN and RACHEL FLOYD. He was born August 06, 1847 in Dubois County, Indiana, and died August 22, 1925 in Rich Hill, Bates County, Missouri.

Notes for FASCELLINA BROWN:
Family decedents say that Fascilina Brown was killed when her team and wagon ran away. She was also thought to be pregnant at the time of her death.


More About FASCELLINA BROWN:
Burial: April 1885, Lawrence Cemetery, Hume, Bates County, Missouri

Notes for REUBEN HIRAM MAIN:
THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 177.
Reuben said he was of age, joined the Union Army as a drummer boy (he was 14). After the war when he was 18 he married Fascellina. They came to Texas County, Missouri from Illinois. After guiding the wagon trains of his family from Illinois to Kansas, Reuben was in demand as a wagon master from Illinois to Missouri and Kentucky to Missouri. He received a Kansas land grant and later bought land in Bates County, Missouri between Rich Hill and Hume. He farmed, drove a state coach, was a teamster for a house-drawn fire engine in Rich Hill, was a rural mail carrier (horse-drawn carriage). In 1885 Fascellina was driving a team and wagon to Hume when something frightened the team and they ran and was turned over. She died in the arms of her son Felix and is buried in Lawrence Cemetery. Later Reuben married Caroline, who had two children by another marriage. Felix said that she showed so much favoritism to her children and mistreated Reuben's younger ones that he and Ben ran her off. After this Reuben married Maggie and they raised an adopted daughter Lucille. Reuben carried the mail until just before he died in 1925. He left his favorite horse "Old Slim" and his watch to Felix Eddie, his grandson.
Also researching this line is:
J.D. Mihlhauser, 11717 Drayton Drive, Austin, Texas 78758
Bob Main, 867 Redwood Drive, Garberville, CA 95542.
Sherd L. Davis, Wolfe City, Texas.

Source: Census 1880, Metz, Vernon, Missouri:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace:
Reubin H. MAIN Self M Male W 33 IN Farming OH IN
Fascellina MAIN Wife M Female W 33 TN Keeping TN TN
Theodosia MAIN Dau S Female W 13 MO At Home IN TN
Phelix MAIN Son S Male W 12 IL At Home IN TN
Benjamin MAIN Son S Male W 10 MO IN TN
Lane MAIN Son S Male W 8 MO IN TN
Robert MAIN Son S Male W 6 MO IN TN
Warren MAIN Son S Male W 6M KY KY KY


More About REUBEN HIRAM MAIN:
Burial: August 1925, Green Lawn Cemetery, Rich Hill, Missouri
Occupation: Farming
     
Children of FASCELLINA BROWN and REUBEN MAIN are:
33. i.   THEODOSIA ERNEST3 MAIN, b. December 08, 1866, Licking, Texas County, Missouri; d. December 16, 1956, Vernon County, Missouri.
  ii.   PHELIX BRUSTER MAIN, b. February 10, 1868, Illinois; d. February 11, 1956, Bates County, Missouri; m. FANNIE WILSON.
  iii.   BENJAMIN HANNIBAL MAIN, b. February 06, 1869, Illinois; d. August 1936, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; m. JENNIE BELLE MICKESELL, April 05, 1896.
  iv.   ANGUS LANE MAIN, b. November 01, 1872, Missouri.
  v.   ROBERT HIRAM MAIN, b. June 18, 1874, Missouri; d. January 24, 1944, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri.
  vi.   REUBEN WARREN MAIN, b. December 18, 1879, Bates County, Missouri; d. August 16, 1973, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas; m. NORA BETH.
  vii.   WALTER FRANKLIN MAIN, b. September 30, 1883; m. GERTRUDE COX, March 21, 1904, Oklahoma Ponotoc County, Creek Nation Muskogee.
  Marriage Notes for WALTER MAIN and GERTRUDE COX:
THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 178.
Oklahoma City Historical Society, marriage license issued Oklahoma Ponotoc County, Creek Nation Muskogee .


10. MARCIUS SABINUS2 BROWN (ISAAC HAIRE1)15 was born November 05, 1849 in Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri, and died August 17, 1912 in Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma. He married LEVENA CAROLINE VENA CAMPBELL December 24, 1868 in Missouri, daughter of WILLIAM CAMPBELL and REBECCA MCFARLAND. She was born July 16, 1853 in Licking, Texas County, Missouri, and died June 30, 1928 in Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma.

Notes for MARCIUS SABINUS BROWN:
Marcius Sabinus Brown was a pioneer, worked with a cotton gin, was a hay baler and threshing machine operator and a rancher (SS Brand) in Cale, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) from 1897. This information was taken from the tombstone of his daughter, Sophia Brown.


Other information Marcius Sabinus Brown:
1870 Phelps County Census--Sarvis Springs, Post Office
Marcius Sabines 20
Lavina 17
Almender L. 6/12
Wm. B. Campbell 11
(Lavina's brother)


Notes for LEVENA CAROLINE VENA CAMPBELL:
Notes written by Charles Antal:
The following was written on one of the pieces of paper provided to me by my grandfather (I have no verification of its accuracy):

Levena Caroline Campbell was born at Licking, in Texas County, Missouri. Daughter of Captain William Lewis Campbell of the Confederate Army. When she was approximately 14 years old (around 1867) the family home burned and her mother was taken away by the raiders. The children, of which she was the oldest, were left to provide for themselves. How she survived until her marriage to Marcus Sabinus Brown (of Phelps County, Missouri) is not known. Her age at marriage was 15 1/2 years old. This information taken from her obituary composed by Christian Marcus Evans, her grandson. She had two brothers, Will Campbell and Tom Campbell. Tom Campbell was a saloon keeper in Dennison Texas around the turn of the century.

Charles Antal
January 10, 2001
CEAntal1@aol.com


More About LEVENA CAROLINE VENA CAMPBELL:
Burial: July 01, 1928, Calera Cemetery, Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma
     
Children of MARCIUS BROWN and LEVENA CAMPBELL are:
34. i.   LENORA ALAMEDA3 BROWN, b. December 14, 1869, Licking, Texas County, Missouri; d. 1950, Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
35. ii.   EWELL LAVIGA BROWN, b. December 17, 1870, Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri; d. July 30, 1928, McAlester, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.
  iii.   TERRESSA LEORA BROWN, b. January 25, 1873; m. STEVE DAWSON; b. Abt. 1869.
36. iv.   SOPHIA CORDELIA BROWN, b. April 01, 1876; d. November 29, 1913, Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
  v.   EARNEST BROWN, b. June 27, 1878; d. December 23, 1878.
  vi.   FLORENCE BROWN, b. May 18, 1880; m. CHARLEY BELL.
37. vii.   INEZ BROWN, b. January 09, 1883, Gunter, Texas; d. March 22, 1978, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
  viii.   AGNES BROWN, b. January 09, 1883, Gunter, Texas; d. February 10, 1972, Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
  Notes for AGNES BROWN:
Twin sister to Inez Brown.

Agnes Brown Obit, dated 1972:

Death Separates Aged Twin Set

Durant--Funeral for Miss Agnes Brown, 89, daughter of the late Marcus S. Brown, one of the founders of Calera, will be held Monday at 3 pm in the Coffey Chapel. Burial will be in teh Calera Cemetery.

She died Saturday in a Durant hospital.

Miss Brown was born January 9, 1883, in Grayson County. She and her twin sister, Inez, were one of the oldest sets of living twins in Oklahoma. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

Survivors are her sisters, Mrs. Inez Black, and a number of nieces and nephews.


38. ix.   CLAUDE W. BROWN, b. July 11, 1885, Gunter, Texas; d. December 1918, Calera, Bryan County, Oklahoma.
39. x.   JOTT GUNNTER BROWN, b. March 17, 1888.
  xi.   BINE BROWN, b. April 12, 1891.
  xii.   JONNIE BELL BROWN, b. January 29, 1894; d. February 1896.

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