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The Crestline Advocate
Thursday, 17 June 1909

         MRS. MARY F. BROWN, a sister of ALLEN TALBOTT, of this
       city, died Friday evening in Toledo, death being due to
       the infirmities of age, she having reached the age of
       eighty-six years. The remains were brought to Galion Sun-
       day morning and taken to the home of her son, Dr. T. L.
       BROWN, on West Main street. Funeral services were con-
       ducted from that place Monday at 10 a.m., by Rev. G. W.
       Huddleston. Interment was made in the TALBOTT cemetery
       of her childhood home. 
       
         MARY F. TALBOTT was born in Jefferson county in 
       September, 1832. At the age of six years she removed
       with her parents to a farm near Crestline, where she
       grew to womanhood. In 1851 she was united in marriage
       with JONATHAN BROWN and the couple made their home on
       a farm in Morrow county, up until three years ago, when
       the husband and father died. Since that time the widow
       had made her home with her son, here, and her daughter,
       MRS. A. C. BRANTINGHAM, in Toledo. Two children are de-
       ceased.
       
         The deceased was a woman of many Christian virtues
       and her passing marks the end of a long and useful
       life.
       
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