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Ruth Ann BROWN ‎(I744)‎

Given Names: Ruth Ann
Surname: BROWN
Married Name: Ruth Ann BENOY

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 9 September 1900

27 Ohio, USA
Death: 8 December 1986 ‎(Age 86)‎ Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA

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Birth	9 September 1900 32 27 Ohio, USA Note: Ruth Ann Brown Benoy may have been born on September 2.
Marriage	Clyde L. BENOY - circa 1922 ‎(Age 21)‎ Ohio, USA
Residence	Note: Mrs. Clyde Benoy lived at 5800 Forest Blvd. in Columbus, Ohio 43229.
Biographical Notes	1930 ‎(Age 29)‎ Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA Note: Ruth and Clyde were both 29 years old and had one little son named after his father, Clyde aged 3 1/2. The Benoys were 22 years old when they married. They were renting their house for $40 per month. His occupation was auditor for a motor insurance company.
Memories	Source: Ruth Ann Brown Benoy Note: Ruth Benoy, born in 1900, said, "I'll never forget in my early life my great-aunts, Mary ‎[Bird]‎ and Martha ‎[Brown]‎. She thought that two of Grandpa Brown's ‎(Miles H.)‎ brothers lived in Huntington. Great-grandpa Brown was quite a character. He deeply loved his sister Minnie. She called her nephew Major "John" because she said she always thought of a horse when she heard "Major." Ruth said that Minnie didn't marry, but had a twin who did. Ruth also mentioned "Aunt Jo" or Josephine, who could be the wife of Mel Brown, Miles H. Brown's brother. A question is: who was Minnie?
Death	8 December 1986 ‎(Age 86)‎ Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA
Last Change	25 November 2007 - 15:54

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Birth	Ruth Ann Brown Benoy may have been born on September 2.
Residence	Mrs. Clyde Benoy lived at 5800 Forest Blvd. in Columbus, Ohio 43229.
Biographical Notes	Ruth and Clyde were both 29 years old and had one little son named after his father, Clyde aged 3 1/2. The Benoys were 22 years old when they married. They were renting their house for $40 per month. His occupation was auditor for a motor insurance company.
Memories	Ruth Benoy, born in 1900, said, "I'll never forget in my early life my great-aunts, Mary ‎[Bird]‎ and Martha ‎[Brown]‎. She thought that two of Grandpa Brown's ‎(Miles H.)‎ brothers lived in Huntington. Great-grandpa Brown was quite a character. He deeply loved his sister Minnie. She called her nephew Major "John" because she said she always thought of a horse when she heard "Major." Ruth said that Minnie didn't marry, but had a twin who did. Ruth also mentioned "Aunt Jo" or Josephine, who could be the wife of Mel Brown, Miles H. Brown's brother. A question is: who was Minnie?

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