Sidney T. Brown

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Description: Suffolk County News (Sayville) Friday, August 05, 1910
Sidney Brown Injured
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Struck by an Automobile Driven by
Mrs. Richard Hyde
According to dispatches from Babylon published in this mornings newspapers, Sidney Brown, well known here and brother of Elbert Brown of this village, was seriously injured in an automobile accident yesterday.

BABYLON, L.I., Aug. 4---Sidney Brown, a local merchant is lying seriously ill at his home here with concussion of the brain, as a result of being thrown from his wagon this afternoon when it was struck by an automobile being driven by Mrs. Richard Hyde, wife of Richard Hyde, the theatrical man.
The accident was due to tire blowing, and was unavoidable. It occured in front of the country home of Mrs. Annie S. Arnold. Mr. Brown is past 60 years of age, but still it is thought he will recover. Mrs. Hyde did all that was possible for the injured man.


The Suffolk County News Friday, August 11, 1911
Mrs. Sidney T. Brown, of Babylon, was a guest on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Brown.

Suffolk County News (Sayville) Friday, May 2, 1913
Was living with his niece, Evelyn Mott when he died.
1890 was in Edgeport Connecticut. Was a merchant.

Died at home

Sidney married Maria Frances Mott 16 Jun 1885, Sayville, Suffolk, New York, United States. Maria (daughter of Captain John Mott and Cyania) was born 2 Dec 1851, Bayport, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 24 Jan 1929, Bablyon, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Babylon Rural Cemetery, Bablyon, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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From the "South Side Signal" of Babylon, Long Island Under the heading "SAYVILLE RECORD": Saturday, July 05, 1873 Page: 2
--Found Dead.---The dead body of the missing man, Mr. Alfred Brown, was found in the woods, about a mile from his house on Sunday morning last, and in such a putrid condition that it could with difficulty be removed to a place of burial. The 19th of June was an extremely hot day, almost too much for any man to endure, especially in the woods, where not a breath of air was stirring. The old man died from sunstroke, and apparently without a struggle. Justice Strong, assisted by Dr. Van Deinse, empaneled a jury, who rendered a verdict that death ensued from exhaustion and excessive heat. Too much praise cannot be awarded to the citizens of this place for their unceasing effort in search of the body. Especial mention could be made of a number of our people, prominent among whom stands Supervisor John Wood, who with his characteristic whole souled effort in such cases, did all in his power to stimulate and encourage..................for ten days the search of the missing man.

Alfred married Angeline Green Abt 1828, . Suffolk, New York, United States. Angeline (daughter of William M. Green and Mary Terry) was born 1804, Sayville, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 1885, Sayville, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Union Cemetery, Sayville, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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NOTE: I have connected Alfred Brown as the son of Absalom Brown and Mary Elizabeth Mapes.

Two reasons

First in the 1880 census Alfred's son is living in Staten Island with Bartlett Brown (grandson of Absalom) refers to him as Cousin.

Second Two of Abram Brown daughters (son of Absalom Brown) are included in social activities with Elbert M Brown and listed as relatives with other Brown family members. Sarah Angelica Brown known as Angelica and Eliza Frances Brown. These ladies were unmarried.

Absalom married Mary Elizabeth Mapes Abt 1785, , Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, United States. Mary was born 7 May 1761, , Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 11 Dec 1842, Wading River, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Wading River Cemetery, Wading River, Suffolk, New York, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Inscription:
Who departed this life
May (1?) 1824
Aged 45 years 1 month

William married Mary Terry Abt 1800, , Suffolk, New York, United States. Mary (daughter of William Terry and Mary Carman) was born 23 Feb 1779, , Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 8 Mar 1869, Sayville, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Saint John's Episcopal Churchyard, Oakdale, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Aged 35 years 9 months and 6 days

DEATH: Also shown as Died 1868

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DESCENDANTS of JOSEPH GREENE,' OF WESTERLY, R. I.
ALSO OTHER BRANCHES OF THE GREENES OF QUIDNESSET, OR KINGSTON,
R. Í., AND OTHER LINES OF GREENES IN AMERICA
BY PRINCIPAL FRANK L. GREENE (No. 365)
ALBANY, N. Y.
JOEL MUNSELL'S SONS, PUBLISHERS
1894
438
JOHN GREEN bought of Ann Rogers, widow of
William, May 18, 1672, a tract of land in or near the
present site of the village of Huntington, Long Island.
In the following year he paid taxes. I n 1684 his
family consisted of wife, Elizabeth, and the following
children: John, born 1675; Elizabeth, b. 1677;
Thomas, b. 1679; William, b. 1682; Amy, b. 1684.
Greene Family. 439
In 1699 he sells what seems to be his homestead, and
disappears from the Huntington town records. In
the same year (1699) John Green (probably, though
not certainly, the same John) bought land on the
south side of Long Island, " one half of Siscr's Neck."
The records of Islip go back to 1721, and in 1723
William Green appears as assessor and overseer of the
poor. From that time the name of Green does not
disappear from the books until wc find the name of
Willed Green in 1785. Willett owned one half of t he
neck of land where Sayville now stands, though it is
doubtful whether this is the " Siscr's Neck" mentioned
above. His brothers were John, who owned land adjoining
on the west, Obadiah, who moved up into
Queens County, and another, who settled in New
York State at a place called " Nine Partners." The
brother John bad sons, John, Thomas, and William.
Willett Green bad two wives, who were sisters, named
Willis, from Patchogue. His only son, Isaac, was born
in Sayville, married Charity Newton, and had the
following children : Caleb, Clark (who died in
Brooklyn in 1891, aged 74), Willett, Henry, Samuel,
Debby Ann, who married James M. Edwards, of Sayville,
Sarah, Elizabeth, Anor, Joanna, and Rachel.
The writer is indebted to David M. Edwards, of Sayville,
for the foregoing sketch.

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Died at AE 74

William married Mary Carman. Mary was born Abt 1747, , , New York, United States; died 15 Feb 1838. [Group Sheet]