Family: Brown, James Stephens / Tanner, Lydia Jane (F2946)

m. 1853


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Brown, Daniel
Male (1804-1875)
Stephens, Elizabeth
Female (1809-1890)
 
 
Brown, William
Male (1824-1854)
Brown, Mary
Female (1826-1848)
Brown, Wilson
Male (1830-1906)
Brown, Margaret
Female (1832-1913)
Brown, Willis
Male (1834-1868)
Brown, Nancy
Female (1837-1907)
Brown, Daniel
Male (1840-1841)
Brown, Elizabeth
Female (1840-1904)
Brown, Lucy
Male (1842-1934)
Brown, Sarah Ann
Female (1846-1923)
Brown, Jerome
Male (1849-1939)
Brown, Jane
Female (1853-1878)
Tanner, Nathan
Male (1815-1910)
Smith, Rachel Winter
Female (1818-1896)
 
 
Tanner, Helen Alcy
Female (1839-1915)
Tanner, Romelia
Female (1837-1837)
Tanner, John William
Male (1841-1893)
Tanner, Nathan Jr.
Male (1845-1919)
Tanner, Rachel Winter
Female (1848-1905)
Brown, James Stephens
Male (1828-1902)
Tanner, Lydia Jane
Female (1838-1872)

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