Hello Margaret,
I don't have the obituary for David Brown, however the Halifax Chronicle Herald published obituaries for:
David A. Brown (Moncton) - obit. publ. on Oct 13, 1961
Mrs. David Brown (Moncton) - obit. publ. on Oct 26, 1973
There were 15 obituaries published between Jan 1, 1961 and July 31, 1992 for David Brown or Mrs. David Brown; however, if you think the two above might be the person whom you seek, you can get copies from the Spring Garden Road Library in Halifax for $5.00 each (or they may FAX them to your local library for free if you live in Nova Scotia).
Gerry
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Thank you for posting the obit for my great uncle, Hugh Brown, which I did not have. Nor do I have much information about his brother David who is mentioned as a survivor, and would appreciate having an obituary for him if anyone has it. The daughter Lena mentioned in Hugh Brown's obit is actually Helena Clara, and she was married to Haldane Reynolds. Uncle Hugh's wife was Clara Jane Gould, born in River Hebert.
Margaret
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OBITUARY
A. Hugh Brown
SHUBENACADIE, Jan. 11 - The oldest resident of Mill Village, A. Hugh Brown, who had been in failing health for several years, passed peacefully away Monday afternoon, December 21.
Formerly of New Canaan, Cumberland County, he was the son of the late Thomas R. Brown. His mother was the former Sarah Ann McCusker, of County Cork, Ireland.
He was a well known lumber contractor both in Cumberland and Hants Counties.
There survives one brother David of Moncton, N.B., and a sister Mrs Charles Conners of Windsor. Surviving children are his seven sons; Robert of Windsor, Hugh of Bedford; James and McCusker of Truro; Charles, Corey and Calvin of Mill Village and a daughter, Lena (Mrs. H. Reynolds) of Truro.
His wife, one daughter and two sons predeceased him. He is also survived by forty grand-children, fifty seven great grandchildren and several great, great grandchildren.
The service was held, from his late home on the afternoon of December 23. Hymns sung were "Abide With Me" and "Sun of My Soul". Rev. E.R. Mac Vicar of Shubenacadie conducted the service.
The ball bearers were his sons, Robert, Hugh, James, McCusker, Corey and Charles.
Interment in the family plot in Mill Village.
(Truro Daily News January 16, 1954, page 2)
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