Person:Samuel Brown (169)

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  1. Samuel Watson Brown1828 - 1866
m. 21 Oct 1855
Facts and Events
Name Samuel Watson Brown
Gender Male
Birth[1] 7 Apr 1828 Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Education[1] 1850 Yale College
Marriage 21 Oct 1855 Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, United Statesto Marianna Ward
Occupation[1] Minister ; teacher
Death[1] 9 Nov 1866 Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Deceased during the year ending in Jul 1867 [1], in Obituary Record of Graduates of Yale College.

    185O.
    SAMUEL WATSON BROWN died at Groton, Conn, November
    9, 1866, aged 38 years.
    He was the son of Samuel and Phebe (Coffin) Brown, and
    was born in Winchendon, Mass., April 7, 1828.
    After leaving College, he began the study of law, in Philadelphia,
    but in 1851 engaged in teaching, for the first few
    months in New Jersey, and afterward in Matagorda, Texas.
    Here he remained until 1855, spending, however, the Summer
    of 1852 in the North, on account of his health During
    this period he continued at intervals the study of the law,
    but in 1856 he engaged in mercantile business in Vermont.
    This he relinquished in 1858, and went to the West, intending
    to teach, having in view also the study of theology. He entered
    the Theological Seminary at Chicago, but'in May, 1859, went
    to Andover, Mass, where he was graduated in 1861 He
    was ordained in January, 1862, and for two years preached
    as stated supply, at South Coventry, Conn. In June, 1864,
    he was installed pastor ot the First Congregational Church in
    Groton, Conn., and so continued until his death.

    He was married, October 21, 1855, to Mrs. Marianna Ward
    Moore, daughter of Benjamin Ward, Esq, of Bindge, N. H.,'
    who, with two children, survives him.