Samuel Brown
m. 1773
Abi White 1751-1830
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Jacob Jennings Brown 1775-1828
m.1802
Pamelia
|Mary Jacob Nathan Katherine Eliza William Pamela Margaret
m. m. m. m.1825 m. m. m.
Austin Virginia Larkin Edmond Elizabeth David John
Frances DuVal Smith Kirby Barnes Vinton Brown
(1794-1849)
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Eliza Jacob Pamela Josephine Frances Mary Edmond Katherine Reynold
Brown Marvin
Kirby Kirby
m. m. m.
Henry Jane John
Darby Trimbie Palmer
Major General Jacob Brown won the Congressional Medal of Honor during the War of 1812. Later General-in-Chief of the U.S. Army.
He was the original settler of the town now named for him, Brownville, Jefferson Co., N.Y.( near Watertown) He was a farmer, land surveyor, teacher, but in 1809 accepted commissions of captain and then colonel of the 108th regiment of militia. This led to his eventual involvement in the War of 1812 against the British in Canada and his success in the battles of Chippewa, Niagara and Erie, for which he won the medal.
Also, Brown Co., Indiana, was named after the good General when it was obtained by treaty from the Indians in 1809.
Children of JACOB BROWN and PAMELA WILLIAMS are:
i. GOUVERNEUR6 BROWN, b. 1804; d. 1816.
ii. JACOB BROWN, b. 1812; d. October 24, 1841, St. Augustine, Florida.
Notes for JACOB BROWN:
Graduated from West Point in 1832. Resigned Army 1836
26. iii. WILLIAM SPENCER BROWN, b. 1815; d. 1852.
iv. MARGARET LOVELL BROWN, b. 1816; d. 1851; m. JOHN EDMUND BROWN, 1840.
27. v. KATHERINE STORROW BROWN, b. 1821; d. 1894.
28. vi. NATHAN W. BROWN, b. 1819; d. 1893.
29. vii. PAMELA BROWN, b. 1810; d. 1845.
30. viii. MARY SKINNER BROWN, b. 1805, Brownville, New York; d. June 01, 1861, Brownville, New York.
31. ix. ELIZA BROWN, b. August 18, 1808; d. January 12, 1864, Brownville, New York.
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