Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923)
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Caroline M. Heydrick and Thomas Jacobs Brown [52-15]

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[52-15] CAROLINE M. HEYDRICK, b Jan. 27, 1797; d Mar. 2, 1874; dax Dr. Christopher and Mary (Care) Heydrick [52b-3]; m Nov., 1821, THOMAS JACOBS BROWN, b May, 1801.

Children (8):

[52b-37]
1. Alexander F., b Feb. 18, 1823; d Dec. 21, 1889; m Caroline Kerr.
2. Harriet H., b July 15, 1824; m Dr. L. G. Rosenbury.
3. James, b Mar. 26, 1826; m Mary E. Byles.
4. Charles H., b Dec. 22, 1827; m Mary A. Black.
5. Albert G., b Sept. 6, 1830.
6. Christopher H., b Mar. 22, 1836.
[52b-41]
7. Mary E., b Nov. 18, 1837; d@ Dec. 8, 1871; m Emlin P. Thorn. WNo issue.
8. Benjamin F., b May 11, 1842; d 1848. [ Unable to locate descendants of this family.]

“Thomas Jacobs Brown was born in Westmoreland County, Pa., in May, 1801; removed with his parents to Mercer Co., Pa., in 1808, where he subsequently laid out the now borough of Sandy Lake, formerly ealled Brownsville, erected a saw mill, flouring mill, oil mill, woollen factory, and turning mill, all propelled by water power, and was engaged many years in general merchandising; was appointed Justice of the Peace in 1840, and elected to the same office in 1845; appointed Associate Judge of the several Courts of Mercer County in 1855, to fill a vacancy, and elected to the same office in 1856, for the term of five years; again appointed Justice of the Peace in 1875, to fill a vacancy, and again elected for a full term in 1876.” [G. R., 1879.]

Children’s own families:

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