Calendar:
May 31, 2013
Last Fridays: Blues on the Burwell Lawn summer concert series
June 1, 2013
Elizabeth Keckly Lecture at Dickerson Chapel AME Church
June 8, 2013
The Homefront in Hillsborough: Civil War Living History Event
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Elizabeth Commilla Brown 
(b. 1833)
At a Glance
Three of Elizabeth's children became ministers [1].
Story
Elizabeth (Betty) married three times. Her brother attended Trinity College, which became Duke University. The family of Elizabeth's father came to Rowan County, NC from Pennsylvania [1].
Biographical Data
Elizabeth was called Bettie.
Important Dates
Elizabeth Commilla Brown was born on November 28, 1833 [1]. She was buried in Saint Paul's Lutheran Churchyard, Saint Paul's Lutheran Church in Salisbury, NC [1].
Places of Residence
Schools Attended
- Burwell School, from 1850. The United States Census of 1850 [2] indicates that Elizabeth was in school in 1850 [1].
Relatives
- Parents: Michael L. Brown (b. 1802) [1] and Elizabeth Miller (b. 1810) [1].
- Spouses:
- Wiley A. Shuping, married on February 4, 1861 [1]. They had one son, Jeremiah L. Shuping (b. 1862) [1].
- Peter A. Ritchie, married on May 30, 1865 [1].
Children:
- Peter Alexander Fisher, married on July 26, 1852 [1]. They had four sons, James Henry Cornelius Fisher (b. 1859) [1], C. L. T. Fisher (b. 1857) [3], M. G. M. Fisher [1] and John D. A. Fisher (b. 1853) [1].
- Siblings:
- Other: Magdalena Brown (half-sister, b. 1866) [1].
References
- Brown, Richard L. 1921. History of the Michael Brown Family of Rowan County. Granite Quarry, NC. Michael Brown Family Association.
- United States Census of 1850.
- History of Alamance County.
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