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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wildomar Cemetery
Nancy Jane Ware Brown . - ↑ San Bernardino, in California, United States. California Birth Index, 1905-1995. (Sacramento, CA, USA: California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.)
Nancy J Ware, 22 Oct 1922.
- Beginnings In Wildomar
Nancy’s life in Wildomar really began with her sister Ann, who was married to Charles Forbes, a farmer whose property sat near the old Elsinore High School campus.
In 1946, Ann introduced Nancy to her future husband, who is now referred to simply as "Mr. Wildomar," due to his deep ties to the community.
“I don’t know what the circumstances were,” David said of that first meeting, “but they were married January 20, 1947 in the Forbes’ clapboard farmhouse.”
Nancy wed into a family that will forever be part of Wildomar’s rural heritage. David A. Brown’s father owned thousands of acres in Wildomar and the surrounding area. Rudolph Brown grew wheat, alfalfa hay, oats, and barley, and raised cattle. Their two-story farmhouse, built by the family in the 19th century, sat on Grand Avenue at Route 1, Box 14 – the place Nancy and David A.’s only son was born in 1948.
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