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Correspondence : Brown (Benjamin) and Engelmann (George), 1840-1852
No full textBenjamin Brown to Engelmann, 1840-185
From a portrait by Benjamin C. Brown, Pasadena
No full textReproduction of a painting of Eva Scott Fényes by Benjamin C. Brown; "painted in our ball-room
Benjamin Brown with Susan Niemcewicz, March 12, 1831
Get PDFThe following document is a receipt between Susan Niemcewicz and Benjamin Brown for mending a purchasing shoes for a black boy, a black woman, and Peter Kean.https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/lhc_1830s/1153/thumbnail.jp
Benjamin Brown letter to Thomas Rotch, Hownsfield 8th mo 28th 1810
No full textBenjamin Brown states that he is experiencing difficulties. A loan of three or four hundred dollars would be acceptable. He had written Rotch previously but received no response. Rotch loaned hard currency which was in short supply, with interest to other Quakers whom he knew and trusted. He was in fact not unlike a bank, he kept records down to the last penny and depended on Friends to make good on their debts to him. 7.9" x 13.5" (20 by 32 cm
I.v.a: Benjamin \u27Frankie\u27 Franklin Brown, Jr._Sibling
Get PDFBenjamin \u27Frankie\u27 Franklin Brown, Jr._Siblin
Benjamin Brown
No full textPhotograph of Benjamin Brown at age 30. Became president of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association which was organized in 1923.Benjamin Brown, seen at age 30. Beginning in 1911, Brown (nee Lipshitz) served as leader of the Clarion Colony in Sanpete County, Utah. "In 1923, Benjamin Brown and three others formed the Central Utah Poultry Exchange, originally for chicken and egg production, but which gradually included turkey growers. The Central Utah Poultry Exchange morphed into the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association, which in turn became Intermountain Farmers Association." -- from Mormon Pioneer National Heritage Area press release. Brown later returned to the east coast where he conceived and planned the Jersey Homesteads in New Jersey, 1936-1937
Benjamin Brown
No full textBenjamin Brown, seen at age 30, served as leader of the Clarion Colony in Sanpete County, Uta
I.i.k: Betty Lou Brown-Chappell, Friends of Betty and Her Parents, Benjamin Franklin and Clara Lucielle Brown, Book 1
Get PDFBetty Lou Brown-Chappell, Friends of Betty and Her Parents, Benjamin Franklin and Clara Lucielle Brown, Book
Benjamin Brown House, Huntington, W.Va.
No full textBenjamin & Richard Brown house, 13th Ave at 6th Street, Huntington, W.Va., b&w. Back reads: Benjamin & Richard Henry Brown house, 13th Ave at 6th St. .https://mds.marshall.edu/william_wallace_photograph_collection/1038/thumbnail.jp
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