Obit: Brown, Arvilla (1838 - 1911)
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Surnames: BROWN
FOLSOM LECLAIRE JACKSON ROSIN ----Source: Thorp
Courier (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 10/19/1911 Brown, Arvilla (15
NOV 1838 - 17 OCT 1911) Mrs. B. J. Brown
died of neuralgia of the heart, at her home in this village (Thorp,
Clark County, Wis.) on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1911, after a brief
illness. Her maiden name was Arvilla Folsom, and she was born in
Vermont on Nov. 15, 1838, and was aged at the time of her death, 72
years, 11 months and 2 days. She moved to New York State when a
child and was married to Bernard J. Brown Nov. 15, 1865 at Buffalo,
N.Y., and moved to Black River Falls, Wis., residing there until
1871, when with her husband, she came to the town of Hixon, now
Reseburg, Clark County, where they took up a homestead, and moved
to this village about eleven years ago. She was the mother of three
children, Mrs. Nettie Jackson (deceased), Roy J. Brown and Mrs.
Winnie Rosin, who with her husband, B. J. Brown, survive her. Other
relatives are Flora and Georgia LeClaire, nieces, and James, Alger
and Edgar LeClaire, nephews, of Superior, and May Jackson of East
Aurora, N.Y., Eva and Ada Folsom, nieces, and Floyd, Charlie and
Earl Folsom, nephews, of Colden, N.Y. She was a woman of strong
character, patient, loving and self-sacrificing. Life will never be
quite the same to those who knew her while those who were nearest
to her will long for her with unutterable longings, long for a
mother's counsel and advice, and a wife's gentle and loving
sympathy. The funeral will
take place from the residence tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, Rev. J.
B. Bachman officiating, interment taking place in the Thorp Village
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