Rollie and Vida were loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents. Having kids around is what kept Rollie and Vida feeling young. They had three daughters and two sons. Doris Treva, Rollena Mae, Genieve Mary "Joby", Arden Charles and Charles Rollie "Chuck".
Rollie and Vida Mae [Johnson] Brown were married on 25 Dec 1911 in Preston, Chenango Co., NY. They rode off early Christmas morning without telling her brother. She said, "Ivan would have tied the wagon wheels together".
"Rollie Brown Road", located off of CT RT 8, was named after him. At one time he owned the majority of land on the road.
Rollie and Vida Mae [Johnson] Brown were married on 25 Dec 1911 in Preston, Chenango Co., NY. They rode off early Christmas morning without telling her brother. She said, "Ivan would have tied the wagon wheels together".
"Rollie Brown Road", located off of CT RT 8, was named after him. At one time he owned the majority of land on the road.
Rollie and Vida were loving parents, grandparents and great grandparents. Having kids around is what kept Rollie and Vida feeling young. They had three daughters and two sons. Doris Treva, Rollena Mae, Genieve Mary "Joby", Arden Charles and Charles Rollie "Chuck".
Rollie and Vida Mae [Johnson] Brown were married on 25 Dec 1911 in Preston, Chenango Co., NY. They rode off early Christmas morning without telling her brother. She said, "Ivan would have tied the wagon wheels together".
"Rollie Brown Road", located off of CT RT 8, was named after him. At one time he owned the majority of land on the road.
Rollie and Vida Mae [Johnson] Brown were married on 25 Dec 1911 in Preston, Chenango Co., NY. They rode off early Christmas morning without telling her brother. She said, "Ivan would have tied the wagon wheels together".
"Rollie Brown Road", located off of CT RT 8, was named after him. At one time he owned the majority of land on the road.
