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Lydia Brown

Birth1837 - St Martin, New Brunswick, Canada
Death27 Sep 1901 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherRebeca Smith
FatherElisha Brown ( Rebecca Smith )

Born in St Martin, New Brunswick, Canada on 1837 to Elisha Brown ( Rebecca Smith ) and Rebeca Smith. Lydia Brown married Robert R Burns and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Sep 1901 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Elisha Brown ( Rebecca Smith )
1793 - 1882
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Rebeca Smith
1804 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Robert R Burns
1834 - 1898
Children Show all
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Ada Burns
1856 - 1902
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Bertina Emma Burns
1877 - 1929
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Albert D Burns
1871 - 1938
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Robert H. Burns
1865 - 1869
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Laura Burns
1872 - 1888
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Sarah F. Burns
1874 - 1895
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Nettie Burns
1869 - 1869
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Ada E Binns
Unknown - Unknown

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