+++++FALLEN GRAVER+++++
FROM HIS BIO
"I am Jimmy Brown a descendant of Captain Daniel Brown( 103033624) of Culpeper, Va. My Great-grandfather was WA Brown the Post Master of Old Rag VA located in what is now the Shenandoah National Park.
I also descend from McDaniels, Jarrells, Nicholsons and Weakleys of Madison County VA."
**James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown, 59, of Brightwood, passed away on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, at his residence. Born January 3, 1955 in Charlottesville he was the son of the late Grady L. Brown and Betty M. Brown. He was a member of Bethsaida United Methodist Church, life member of Madison County Rescue Squad, member of Madison Jaycees and actively involved with the Children of the Shenandoah. He is survived by his wife, Deborah "Debi" Brown of Brightwood, children, Merri E. Woodward and husband, Jason, of Madison, Erin M. Mitchell and husband, Trey, of Banco, Sarah B. Owens and husband, Todd, of Texas, K. Danielle Krumholz and husband, Pete, of Oak Park, B. Cody Brown and fiancee, Anna Piel, of Brightwood and Caleigh-Ruth M. Brown of Brightwood; sister, Vicki L. Brown of Greenwood; and seven grandchildren, and two expected in November; and a mother-in-law, Ethel Bache of Culpeper. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 9, 2014, at Bethsaida United Methodist Church in Brightwood conducted by the Rev. Alan Follett with interment at Etlan Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 8, 2014, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Preddy Funeral Home in Madison. Memorial contributions may be made to Caleigh-Ruth Educational Fund, 332 Woodward Hollow Rd. Banco, VA 22711. Jimmy's world revolved around his family. Sundays at his house are filled with lots of family, good food and fellowship. His other pleasures included gardening, watching his purple martins and hummingbirds, fly fishing, bluegrass, researching his family tree and trips to Buckroe Beach. His devotion to God and his family left an impression on all that knew him. He considered every day on earth a day in paradise. He has now joined many loved ones in the eternal paradise. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Dr. Mark Prichard and the special nurses at Phillips Cancer Center.
Madison County Eagle, posted May 8th, 2014.
Mr. Brown's Great Grandfather was the Postmaster at Old Rag, Virginia, until the National Park came into existence. W. Brown was the last postmaster at Old Rag (the oldest mountain on the ridge, which is now federally owned park land.) Jimmy continued the tradition by being a mail carrier in Madison County.
He belonged to The Children of Shenandoah, a group that is comprised of individuals (and descendants of those) who were evicted from their lands to create a National Park in the western tradition. Mr. Brown is a relative of mine via his father's line.
He is descended from a Revolutionary Veteran of the Third Virginia Continental Line.
He is a descendant of residents of Free Man's Hollow.
FROM HIS BIO
"I am Jimmy Brown a descendant of Captain Daniel Brown( 103033624) of Culpeper, Va. My Great-grandfather was WA Brown the Post Master of Old Rag VA located in what is now the Shenandoah National Park.
I also descend from McDaniels, Jarrells, Nicholsons and Weakleys of Madison County VA."
**James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown, 59, of Brightwood, passed away on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, at his residence. Born January 3, 1955 in Charlottesville he was the son of the late Grady L. Brown and Betty M. Brown. He was a member of Bethsaida United Methodist Church, life member of Madison County Rescue Squad, member of Madison Jaycees and actively involved with the Children of the Shenandoah. He is survived by his wife, Deborah "Debi" Brown of Brightwood, children, Merri E. Woodward and husband, Jason, of Madison, Erin M. Mitchell and husband, Trey, of Banco, Sarah B. Owens and husband, Todd, of Texas, K. Danielle Krumholz and husband, Pete, of Oak Park, B. Cody Brown and fiancee, Anna Piel, of Brightwood and Caleigh-Ruth M. Brown of Brightwood; sister, Vicki L. Brown of Greenwood; and seven grandchildren, and two expected in November; and a mother-in-law, Ethel Bache of Culpeper. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 9, 2014, at Bethsaida United Methodist Church in Brightwood conducted by the Rev. Alan Follett with interment at Etlan Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 8, 2014, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Preddy Funeral Home in Madison. Memorial contributions may be made to Caleigh-Ruth Educational Fund, 332 Woodward Hollow Rd. Banco, VA 22711. Jimmy's world revolved around his family. Sundays at his house are filled with lots of family, good food and fellowship. His other pleasures included gardening, watching his purple martins and hummingbirds, fly fishing, bluegrass, researching his family tree and trips to Buckroe Beach. His devotion to God and his family left an impression on all that knew him. He considered every day on earth a day in paradise. He has now joined many loved ones in the eternal paradise. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Dr. Mark Prichard and the special nurses at Phillips Cancer Center.
Madison County Eagle, posted May 8th, 2014.
Mr. Brown's Great Grandfather was the Postmaster at Old Rag, Virginia, until the National Park came into existence. W. Brown was the last postmaster at Old Rag (the oldest mountain on the ridge, which is now federally owned park land.) Jimmy continued the tradition by being a mail carrier in Madison County.
He belonged to The Children of Shenandoah, a group that is comprised of individuals (and descendants of those) who were evicted from their lands to create a National Park in the western tradition. Mr. Brown is a relative of mine via his father's line.
He is descended from a Revolutionary Veteran of the Third Virginia Continental Line.
He is a descendant of residents of Free Man's Hollow.
+++++FALLEN GRAVER+++++
FROM HIS BIO
"I am Jimmy Brown a descendant of Captain Daniel Brown( 103033624) of Culpeper, Va. My Great-grandfather was WA Brown the Post Master of Old Rag VA located in what is now the Shenandoah National Park.
I also descend from McDaniels, Jarrells, Nicholsons and Weakleys of Madison County VA."
**James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown, 59, of Brightwood, passed away on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, at his residence. Born January 3, 1955 in Charlottesville he was the son of the late Grady L. Brown and Betty M. Brown. He was a member of Bethsaida United Methodist Church, life member of Madison County Rescue Squad, member of Madison Jaycees and actively involved with the Children of the Shenandoah. He is survived by his wife, Deborah "Debi" Brown of Brightwood, children, Merri E. Woodward and husband, Jason, of Madison, Erin M. Mitchell and husband, Trey, of Banco, Sarah B. Owens and husband, Todd, of Texas, K. Danielle Krumholz and husband, Pete, of Oak Park, B. Cody Brown and fiancee, Anna Piel, of Brightwood and Caleigh-Ruth M. Brown of Brightwood; sister, Vicki L. Brown of Greenwood; and seven grandchildren, and two expected in November; and a mother-in-law, Ethel Bache of Culpeper. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 9, 2014, at Bethsaida United Methodist Church in Brightwood conducted by the Rev. Alan Follett with interment at Etlan Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 8, 2014, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Preddy Funeral Home in Madison. Memorial contributions may be made to Caleigh-Ruth Educational Fund, 332 Woodward Hollow Rd. Banco, VA 22711. Jimmy's world revolved around his family. Sundays at his house are filled with lots of family, good food and fellowship. His other pleasures included gardening, watching his purple martins and hummingbirds, fly fishing, bluegrass, researching his family tree and trips to Buckroe Beach. His devotion to God and his family left an impression on all that knew him. He considered every day on earth a day in paradise. He has now joined many loved ones in the eternal paradise. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Dr. Mark Prichard and the special nurses at Phillips Cancer Center.
Madison County Eagle, posted May 8th, 2014.
Mr. Brown's Great Grandfather was the Postmaster at Old Rag, Virginia, until the National Park came into existence. W. Brown was the last postmaster at Old Rag (the oldest mountain on the ridge, which is now federally owned park land.) Jimmy continued the tradition by being a mail carrier in Madison County.
He belonged to The Children of Shenandoah, a group that is comprised of individuals (and descendants of those) who were evicted from their lands to create a National Park in the western tradition. Mr. Brown is a relative of mine via his father's line.
He is descended from a Revolutionary Veteran of the Third Virginia Continental Line.
He is a descendant of residents of Free Man's Hollow.
FROM HIS BIO
"I am Jimmy Brown a descendant of Captain Daniel Brown( 103033624) of Culpeper, Va. My Great-grandfather was WA Brown the Post Master of Old Rag VA located in what is now the Shenandoah National Park.
I also descend from McDaniels, Jarrells, Nicholsons and Weakleys of Madison County VA."
**James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown James Daniel "Jimmy" Brown, 59, of Brightwood, passed away on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, at his residence. Born January 3, 1955 in Charlottesville he was the son of the late Grady L. Brown and Betty M. Brown. He was a member of Bethsaida United Methodist Church, life member of Madison County Rescue Squad, member of Madison Jaycees and actively involved with the Children of the Shenandoah. He is survived by his wife, Deborah "Debi" Brown of Brightwood, children, Merri E. Woodward and husband, Jason, of Madison, Erin M. Mitchell and husband, Trey, of Banco, Sarah B. Owens and husband, Todd, of Texas, K. Danielle Krumholz and husband, Pete, of Oak Park, B. Cody Brown and fiancee, Anna Piel, of Brightwood and Caleigh-Ruth M. Brown of Brightwood; sister, Vicki L. Brown of Greenwood; and seven grandchildren, and two expected in November; and a mother-in-law, Ethel Bache of Culpeper. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 9, 2014, at Bethsaida United Methodist Church in Brightwood conducted by the Rev. Alan Follett with interment at Etlan Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 8, 2014, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Preddy Funeral Home in Madison. Memorial contributions may be made to Caleigh-Ruth Educational Fund, 332 Woodward Hollow Rd. Banco, VA 22711. Jimmy's world revolved around his family. Sundays at his house are filled with lots of family, good food and fellowship. His other pleasures included gardening, watching his purple martins and hummingbirds, fly fishing, bluegrass, researching his family tree and trips to Buckroe Beach. His devotion to God and his family left an impression on all that knew him. He considered every day on earth a day in paradise. He has now joined many loved ones in the eternal paradise. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Dr. Mark Prichard and the special nurses at Phillips Cancer Center.
Madison County Eagle, posted May 8th, 2014.
Mr. Brown's Great Grandfather was the Postmaster at Old Rag, Virginia, until the National Park came into existence. W. Brown was the last postmaster at Old Rag (the oldest mountain on the ridge, which is now federally owned park land.) Jimmy continued the tradition by being a mail carrier in Madison County.
He belonged to The Children of Shenandoah, a group that is comprised of individuals (and descendants of those) who were evicted from their lands to create a National Park in the western tradition. Mr. Brown is a relative of mine via his father's line.
He is descended from a Revolutionary Veteran of the Third Virginia Continental Line.
He is a descendant of residents of Free Man's Hollow.
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