Caleb & Sarah Brown and family

After extensive research and documentation, a new family history book on Caleb and Sarah Brown Family was published recently. This genealogy focuses on Caleb and Sarah Brown and their descendants. They joined their son Robert in Butler County after he had settled in the area.

This family has proven family connections with many of the pioneer families in the Colonies. Families included were Mayflower passengers (Cooke, Priest, and Soule) and early colonial founding families ( Acres, Adam, Allerton, Allot, Archer, Ashley, Bacon, Barber, Bigge, Birdseye, Conley, Critchlow, Coe (Robert Coe, Puritan), Dewey (Admiral Thomas Dewey), Earle, Frost, Glover, Greene, Hassell, Hawes, Hawley, Heath (pilgrim family), Hubbard, Johnson, Kilbourne, Lincoln (President Lincoln’s family), Masters, Miller, Mitchell, Nettleton, Olney, Porter (CT), Porter (MA), Pratt, Rathbun, Roote, Sayles, Smith, Stow, Taber, Tillinghast, Waterman, Watts, Webb (MA), Wetmore, Whipple, Williams (Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island), and Wright.

Early Pennsylvania families include Conley, Critchlow, and Emery. There are two other Brown family lines: Chad Brown family of Rhode Island and Adam Brown family of (PA). Old World family research followed our ancestors across the Atlantic to include Audley, Coo, Glover, Harrison, Kylborn, Lincoln, Miller, Pemberton, Rathbone, and Stokes. There were other family connections that are detailed: Donnan and Price.

During the research of these families thousands of pages of documentation was read and reviewed. Many records and documents from these families are included. Many military records are used and documented as well as many land records, and census records. Rare family photos are used throughout the book. The book is over 550 pages, library quality, hard-bound, 8 ½ x 11 format.