Death certificate (in Brown file in filing cabinet) says she died of
broncheopneumonia after a 5-day illness. A contributory cause wasbronchial
asthma from which she had suffered for 10 years.
Died at home, 1524 Humboldt St., Manhattan.
Member of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Herington and later in
Manhattan.
A few years after her birth, the family moved to Marshall County,Kansas,
where she spent her early life. See material from Edna Brown Foster,daughter
of William W. Brown, in the Brown file.
Obit from Manhattan Mercury and the Manhattan Daily Nationalist,Friday,
Jan. 18, 1935:
"Mrs. Nancy Ann Brown, 76, 1524 Humboldt, died at her home at 1o'clock this
afternoon, avictim of pneumonia, after being ill five days. She had livedin
Manhattan since 1904.
"Mrs. Brown was a member of unit J of the Methodist church, of the
Missionary society of that church, and of the W.C.T.U."

Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fifth cousin 4 times removed

1. 2. Zadie Caroline BROWN   b. 7 Oct 1876; d. 14 Jul 1933.
2. 3. Myrta E. BROWN   b. 19 Jul 1878, Toledo,Iowa; d. 8 Apr 1891.
3. 4. Fred Guy BROWN   b. 24 May 1880, Kansas; d. 4 Mar 1957, Guthrie,Logan Co.,Oklahoma.
4. 5. Waita Gertrude BROWN   b. 22 May 1882, Kansas; d. 11 Oct 1889.
5. 6. Ira Clyde BROWN   b. 4 Apr 1886, Kansas; d. 29 Jan 1953, Herington,Kansas; bur. Sunset Cemetery,Manhattan,Riley Co.,Kansas.
6. 7. Charles Elmer BROWN   b. 24 Feb 1888, Kansas; d. 4 Feb 1964.
7. 8. Edith Ruth BROWN   b. 6 Jan 1892, Herington,Dickenson Co.,Kansas; d. 25 Feb 1971, Tulsa,Oklahoma.
8. 9. Ena Bess BROWN   b. 30 Mar 1894, Herington,Dickenson Co.,Kansas; d. Nov 1988, Tulsa,Oklahoma; bur. 2 Dec 1988, Tulsa,Oklahoma.
9. 10. Elsa Ann BROWN   b. 22 Oct 1898, Herington,Dickenson Co.,Kansas; d. 6 Apr 1974, Roy,Weber Co.,Utah.

Have pix of Zadie and husband, Fred Kent, taken in Nebraska. Didthey live
there? Believe he was a carpenter. Elsa in some cases spelled the nameZade.

Information from Edna Brown Foster, daughter of William W. Brown. Shesays
Fred married Dora M. Kysar, but she also spelled in Kayser.

Census says he is Clyde S. but he signed as a witness at Elsa'swedding as
Ira Clyde. Also, cemetery info says Ira Clyde. He is buried in one of 3plots
purchased by Caroline M. Brown on July 3, 1908. Cemetery record says hedied of
malnutrition. An alcoholic? Also buried nearby are Caroline and CharlesG.
Brown, although cemetery record says Charles E. Brown. Nancy Ann PickettBrown
also buried in Sunset Cemetery.
Ira Clyde married Mary F. Fall, according to Edna Brown Foster,daughter of
William W. Brown.

Charles Elmer Brown, also known as Carl. He never married.

Obituary:

Charles E. Brown
Charles E. Brown, 76, Waterville, died yesterday (4 Feb. 1964?) in
Tonganoxie [Jefferson Co.]. He was a former resident of the Cleburnecommunity.
He was born February 18, 1887, in Manhattan and was a retired farmer andschool
teacher.
He was a former member of the American Legion in Cleburne.
Surviving are three sisters.
Memorial services will be held in the Burliew-Cowan Chapel at 2 p.m.Friday,
with the Reverend Keller of Olsburg Methodist Church, officiating. Burialwill
be in the Sunset Cemetery. The Cleburne American Legion will serve as
pallbearers.

[He was buried next to his brother, Ira Clyde, and near his mother,Caroline
M. Wood Brown. The birth date in the obituary does not agree with family
records. Tombstone reads only 1888-1964. 4 Feb. 1964 was a Wednesday.Waterville
is in Marshall County.]

Married Cyrus M. Scott Jr. Edna Foster says she was born in 1892, butcensus
says 1891. Census arithmatic seems to be in error.
Mr. Scott was chief engineer and later president of the StandolinePipeline
Co. The couple resided in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

1. 11. Elizabeth Ann SCOTT  
2. 12. Ruth Eleanor SCOTT  

Married Claude F. Neerman. He was a printer and print shop owner. Theylived
in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Family moved to Manhattan, Kan, from Herington, Kan., when Elsa wasfive. She graduated from high school there and from Kansas StateCollege. Taught a year in a one-room Kansas school house. Moved toWichita, Kan., after marriage.
After divorce obtained a master's degree from Kansas State and later adoctorate from the State University of Iowa. Taught at Utah StateAgricultural College from 1931 to 1941, when she joined the University ofWisconsin Extension Service. Later taught at Oklahoma State in Stillwaterand was dean of the school of home economics at Central State Universityin Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Returned to teaching at Utah State to be near herson. Moved to Roy, Utah, after retirement. She was a member of thePresbyterian Church.

1. 13. Louis Bloyce BATE