Son of George McKinley Brown and Rosa Alice Smith Brown. Never married and always lived with parents during his adult life. He worked odd jobs and liked to smoke unfiltered Camel cigarettes. His later adult life was marred by alcoholism. He died of a stroke on the front porch of the home he shared with George Brown. Unfortunately he could easily be taken advantage of by those around him whose intentions were self serving. He cared for his father George Brown after the death of his mother (Rosa Alice Smith Brown) so George could remain in his home.
Son of George McKinley Brown and Rosa Alice Smith Brown. Never married and always lived with parents during his adult life. He worked odd jobs and liked to smoke unfiltered Camel cigarettes. His later adult life was marred by alcoholism. He died of a stroke on the front porch of the home he shared with George Brown. Unfortunately he could easily be taken advantage of by those around him whose intentions were self serving. He cared for his father George Brown after the death of his mother (Rosa Alice Smith Brown) so George could remain in his home.
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