BONNER, George III. Brother of Dessie BONNER & Margaret BONNER. Married Phebie ALEXANDER, daughter of Alvah J. ALEXANDER & Elizabeth SOULE.
BONNER, Margaret. Sister of Dessie BONNER & George BONNER III. Married Stephen SHELTON, son of Stephen SHELTON & Abigail HARRIS.
BOYLE, Margaret P6-16 (Place Holder)
BOURNE, Esther Jane P6-22 (Place Holder)
BOURNE, John P7 (Place Holder)
BRITIAN, Caroline (& George SHELTON). George is son of Robert of England. See OTHER MORMON SHELTONS.
BROWN, Dorcas. Also see John Fausett. Sister of Nancy BROWN. Mrs. Dorcas SHELTON was born in 1807 in Dickson, Tennessee. Dorcas married Coleman SHELTON about 1833. Also see John FAUSETT. Dorcas is on Film 170587, Ref #9084.
BROWN, Ebenezer: Married Phebe Draper PALMER, dau of Mr. DRAPER & Lydia LOTHROP. Phebe was b. 9 Oct 1797 in Rome, Oneida, New York. Pheobe md. George PALMER in 1815 in Canada. They had 7 children. They converted LDS in 1833 & moved to Kirtland, Ohio. After George died in 1835, Phebe moved from Ohio to Missouri. Then she moved from Missouri to Illinois where she married Ebenezer BROWN in 1842. Ebenezer's wife had died and left him with four children. Ebenezer was 2nd Sergeant of Company A in the Mormon Battalion. Phebe accompanied her husband thru the entire journey as a laundress. She rode a mule named Ginny all the way from California to Utah. In 1849 Ebenezer settled in Draper, Utah.
BROWN, Elizabeth. She is the wife of John BROWN & the mother of Jemina [sic] BROWN. See John FAUSETT.
BROWN, Jemima. See John FAUSETT. Jemima is on Film 170597 #9083. There is also a Jemina [sic] BROWN with no reference number. She was born about 1815 "of St Louis MO" with parents John BROWN & Elizabeth BROWN.
BROWN, John. See John FAUSETT. Captain JOHN BROWN born about 1703. Died 1791 in Leicester, Massachusetts, age 88. He was a soldier in the French Wars. Commanded a Company in the Louisburg expedition in 1745. was a leading man in the town of Leicester and its representative in the General Court for twenty years; Four of his sons were Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War. His first wife was Lydia NEWHALL, daughter of Lt. Thomae NEWHALL of Leicester. They had five children. His second wife was Mary JONES, aunt of the Honorable John Coffin JONES.