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Welcome To Brown County Nebraska
You are our 29058th + 61,396 visitor since [08-01-1999]-- Thanks for stopping by!
Come on in and sit a spell. Browse our many stories and pages.
Welcome from Brown County!! We are Doris Jones-Harris and Phyllis Jones Quinn your Co-Coordinator's for Brown County, Nebraska,
and will try to provide a valuable resource for researching your family tree.
Our roots in Brown County go back to 1892 when our great grandparents moved to Brown County.
We are very proud to help preserve our county and family histories on this page.
This is a great place to find and connect with your family history.
Would you like to contact us? Maybe you have some information, pictures, family history, etc you would like to see on this site? Maybe you would like to volunteer for typing, lookups, reading a cemetery? No information is too small!!! Maybe you just want to drop us a line ....tell us corrections that need to be made. Whatever the reason, we would love to hear from you! Join with others "searching for their roots" in Brown County.
We are very proud of our history and the part that our pioneers played in the settling of this great county during the early pioneer years and settlement of the frontier. We hope that you will like what we have done so far with our site and would like suggestions from you on what you would like to see here. If you know of other links for our guest to these pages, please let us know. If you have any questions or comments, pleae feel free to contact us. Thank you.
We would like to think we are generous people, so if you find something you would
like to use, please contact:
County Coordinator
Contributions are always welcome.
If you own any genealogical
or historical items that you feel would benefit researchers in Brown County,
and you would like to see them listed here, just e-mail me.
We would also be happy to add a link to your family history
homepage on the internet with a Brown County surname connection, but we
cannot store GEDCOMs on this server. Good Luck in your quest for your family
roots.If you would like to volunteer to host a county in Nebraska, please contact
the Contact
the State Coordinator
Please Note:
Click on availability statement to learn what records you may find online and what you won't find. Please read carefully so that you can learn how this information will assist you in your research.
Availability Statement
BROWN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY[ Brown County Genealogy] [Other Brown County Links] [USGenWeb Links ]
[Brown County Addresses]
Brown County Nebraska Genealogy
Homestead Act and Congrssional Acts Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian.
- Re-Union of Old Soldiers-1892 Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian.
- Re-Union of Old Soldiers-1900 Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian.
- A Few Facts worth knowing about Brown County Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian.
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Ainsworth High School Cornerstone Laying Parade on 09-29-1922. Courtesy of Glen Webster
- Captain James Edward Ainsworth, civil engineer, who was in charge of building train line, Ainsworth, Ne named after him. Story written by Brown County Historian, Marilyn A. Calver,
- EARLY HISTORY OF BROWN COUNTY
(scan down to article)
- Early History of Brown County Story written by Brown County Historian, Marilyn A. Calver.
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Historical Markers of Brown County Historical Markers story written by local historian, Marilyn A. Calver.
- Nannie J. Osborne, Early Brown County pioneer woman and benefactor Story written by Brown County Historian, Marilyn A. Calver.
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Ed T. Cook, early pioneer rancher Story written by local Brown County historian, Marilyn A. Calver.
- Nebraska's First Black Cowboy Story is compiled information from Pat Ash, Nebraska coordinator for Blain and Loup counties,
and an abstract of Blaine History Book and Settlement of Loup County
GUIDE to BROWN COUNTY
ROOTSWEB SEARCH FOR QUERIES, OBITS,WILLS, BIBLE RECORDS, BIOGRAPHIES, DEEDS.
PLEASE CLICK ON THE UNDERLINED LINK BELOW:
QUERIES SEARCH
Designate(click on) Brown county board instead of all boards.
Under List Messges: You may add your queries or
under View Messages: designate what kind of search you want, such as query, obit, etc.
You may add your query or lookup your obits or queries from this page.
Thank you for your interest!
If you have problems, please contact the Brown county coordiantor.
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Brown County Lookups
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recommendations and referrals from volunteers
- 1890 Gazetteer for Brown County Farmers.- Look for your ancestors.
- 1890 Gazetteer for Brown County Business' & TownsLook at the business centers &towns located in Brown County in 1890.
Brown County Cemetery Records
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Brown
County Cemetery Listings Courtesy of Doris Harris. Check back often as we are adding new names
frequently.
- Ainsworth Hospital
Ainsworth Hospital 10-05-1921, courtesy of Louise Lane.
- Ainsworth High School Alumni - list of alumni
in the Prairie Schooner of 1921, A.H.S.'s high school annual.
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Index for the above Ainsworth High alumni -
extracted and indexed by Darilee Bednar, contributor of the 1921 yearbook
information.
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Ainsworth High School Football Team-1927 school yearcontributed by
Carrie Lippincott, granddaughter of Noel Gould.
Other Brown County Links
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The Brown County chapter of "Who's Who in Nebraska" 1940
Courtesy of Ted and Carole Miller.
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New!Marriages
Courtesy of Phyllis Quinn.
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Listing of Banks in Nebraska in 1913 and their officers.
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Search National Census Records All States
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Nebraska Pioneers, Nebraska Pioneer Registry
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Nebraska Records( vital records,cemetery, county)
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Nebraska History Information
- link to travel and tourism page
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Early Ainsworth Pictures
When you click on a picture, you will be taken to the site
Please be patient as the images load slowly.
Early Ainsworth
Haying with an overshot stacker 1910
Busy day in Ainsworth early 1900's
Old Courthouse
Pictures of early and later time periods
Houses on Oak Street
IOOF Float in parade early 1907
Early Johnstown, Ne
Early Johnstown, NE
Winter scene on a early Kinkaid Homestead 1910
Lull Property
Nordon Bridge formerly called Mc Clain Bridge
Niobrara River north of Ainsworth
houses on Oak Street
Oat field ready for Winter
A Pretty spot in Ainsworth
Raspberries grown in Ainsworth
Sandhills contrast blowouts and meadows 1910
Early Grade School
An old soddie
An old sodhouse
Old standpipe
Old frozen standpipe
Early 1900's in Ainswworth
Watermelon picnic at Long Pine, Ne
Boyd Nurseries
Pictures courtesy of Cindy Turner from Montana and Dick Taylor's Old Time Nebraska.
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Brown
County - CASDE Virtual Nebraska (town histories)
USGenWeb Links
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NEGenWeb
Archive Directory - table of contents for the Nebraska archives
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NEGenWeb Project -
to other Nebraska county pages
- Search the NeGen Web Project
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NEIGHBORING
COUNTIES
Cherry
west
Keya Paha
north
Rock
east
Blaine
south
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USGenWebProject - to other US
state pages
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USGenWeb Archives
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WorldGenWeb - to other country
pages
- Search Free Find for your ancestor.
Type in the name that you are searching for and click on find.
Other Links
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Cool Sites for Genealogists - check it out!!
LINKS for GENEALOGISTS
- Nebraska State
Genealogical Society - NSGS
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Nebraska State
Genealogical Society
Post Office Box 5608
Lincoln, Nebraska
68505
NSGS Web Site
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Nebraska State
Historical Society
P.O. Box 82554
1500 R Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
68501-82554
(402) 471-4783
(800) 833-6747 (for
information and hours)
Nebraska Historical Society Web Site
. If you have any questions about or
problems with this page please let me know.
Doris Jones-Harris or Phyllis Quinn
your co-coordinators.
.
Please put "Brown County" in
the subject line. Thanks.
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Ancestry Genealogy Library - Social Security Death Index search
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Search 1,326,920,000+ web pages-1,350,000+ Toolsweb pages
The most powerful, full featured and advanced Search we could find for you!
Nebraska Dept. of Vital Statistics
P.O.Box 95065, Lincoln, Ne. 68509 (402) 471-2871 or 471-6440
Ainsworth Public Library 5th
and Main Street,
P.O. Box 207, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2032
Brown County Courthouse
148 W. 4th Street Ainsworth, NE 69210-1696 (402)387-2705
Brown County Historical Society -HC 65 Box 158 Ainsworth, Ne.69210
339 N. Ash Ainsworth, NE 69210 (402)387-2427
LDS Family History Center
1725 Crane Ave. Hastings, NE 68901 (402)463-3402
Evergreen Chapter, Nebraska Society, NSDAR Contact: Mrs.
Ruth Ann Hagen, 1096 E. 4th St., Ainsworth, NE 69210
Nebraska Society Sons of the American Revolution
6731 Sumner St. Lincoln, NE 68506
Nebraska State Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 5608 Lincoln, NE 68505-0608 (402)266-8881
Nebraska
State Historical Society
1500 R Street, P.O.Box 82554, Lincoln NE 68501-2554
(402)471-4751
Sellors / Barton Museum - history of the area
Courthouse Park, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2740
The Coleman House-Brown County Historical Society - historical information and genealogy
files
1 block north of Hiway 20 on Meadville Road, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2061
" Family Genealogies, old artifacts and clothes,Local Histories
Brown
County Historical Society
About the NEGenWeb Project
In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized
the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database Project. The idea was to
provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where collected
databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed
and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more than
one county, they could be located in the index.
This is an outgrowth of that original Kentucky project.
At the same time, volunteers were found who were willing
to coordinate the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents
of the web page. Contact the volunteer shown on the county page if you
have a desire to add your data to the database. If the county in which
you are interested does not have a page and/or you wish to participate
in some way, please contact the State
Coordinator.
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This page last updated 05-09-2010
You are the
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
Visitor to
this page since 08/01/99
Doris Harris dtorg@rapidnet.com or Phyllis Quinn
Thank You-Doris Harris-Coordinator
The HTML coding, compilations and layout are copyrighted © Doris Jones-Harris 1999-2011.
"Should anything unexpected happen to me and I am no longer able to fulfill my obligations,
I want it known that all files contained in this website would become the responsibility of the NEGenWeb Project, as part of
The USGenWeb Project, to do with as the NEGenWeb State Coordinator(s) feel appropriate. And further, should such an occasion
arise, I grant permission to the System Administrator of NEGENWEB.org to release account/password information to the NEGenWeb State
Coordinator(s) as needed.-Doris Jones-Harris-
Homestead Act and Congrssional Acts Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian. Re-Union of Old Soldiers-1892 Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian. Re-Union of Old Soldiers-1900 Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian. A Few Facts worth knowing about Brown County Contributed by Marilyn Calver, local historian. (scan down to article)
GUIDE to BROWN COUNTY
ROOTSWEB SEARCH FOR QUERIES, OBITS,WILLS, BIBLE RECORDS, BIOGRAPHIES, DEEDS.
PLEASE CLICK ON THE UNDERLINED LINK BELOW:
QUERIES SEARCH
Designate(click on) Brown county board instead of all boards.
Under List Messges: You may add your queries or
under View Messages: designate what kind of search you want, such as query, obit, etc.
You may add your query or lookup your obits or queries from this page.
Thank you for your interest!
If you have problems, please contact the Brown county coordiantor.
- Brown County Lookups - recommendations and referrals from volunteers
- 1890 Gazetteer for Brown County Farmers.- Look for your ancestors.
- 1890 Gazetteer for Brown County Business' & TownsLook at the business centers &towns located in Brown County in 1890.
-
Brown
County Cemetery Listings Courtesy of Doris Harris. Check back often as we are adding new names
frequently.
- Ainsworth Hospital
Ainsworth Hospital 10-05-1921, courtesy of Louise Lane. - Ainsworth High School Alumni - list of alumni
in the Prairie Schooner of 1921, A.H.S.'s high school annual.
- Index for the above Ainsworth High alumni - extracted and indexed by Darilee Bednar, contributor of the 1921 yearbook information.
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Nebraska Pioneers, Nebraska Pioneer RegistryWhen you click on a picture, you will be taken to the site
Please be patient as the images load slowly.
Early Ainsworth Haying with an overshot stacker 1910 Busy day in Ainsworth early 1900's Old Courthouse Pictures of early and later time periods Houses on Oak Street IOOF Float in parade early 1907 Early Johnstown, Ne Early Johnstown, NE Winter scene on a early Kinkaid Homestead 1910 Lull Property Nordon Bridge formerly called Mc Clain Bridge Niobrara River north of Ainsworth houses on Oak Street Oat field ready for Winter A Pretty spot in Ainsworth Raspberries grown in Ainsworth Sandhills contrast blowouts and meadows 1910 Early Grade School An old soddie An old sodhouse Old standpipe Old frozen standpipe Early 1900's in Ainswworth Watermelon picnic at Long Pine, Ne Boyd NurseriesPictures courtesy of Cindy Turner from Montana and Dick Taylor's Old Time Nebraska.
Search the NeGen Web Project-.
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
| Cherry west |
Keya Paha north |
Rock east |
Blaine south |
Other Links
- Cool Sites for Genealogists - check it out!!
- Nebraska State
Genealogical Society - NSGS
- Nebraska State Genealogical Society
Post Office Box 5608 Lincoln, Nebraska 68505 NSGS Web Site - Nebraska State Historical Society
P.O. Box 82554 1500 R Street Lincoln, Nebraska 68501-82554 (402) 471-4783 (800) 833-6747 (for information and hours) Nebraska Historical Society Web Site -
- Ancestry Genealogy Library - Social Security Death Index search
-
-
Search 1,326,920,000+ web pages-1,350,000+ Toolsweb pages
The most powerful, full featured and advanced Search we could find for you!
LINKS for GENEALOGISTS
.
Please put "Brown County" in
the subject line. Thanks.
This is an outgrowth of that original Kentucky project.
At the same time, volunteers were found who were willing
to coordinate the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents
of the web page. Contact the volunteer shown on the county page if you
have a desire to add your data to the database. If the county in which
you are interested does not have a page and/or you wish to participate
in some way, please contact the State
Coordinator. This page last updated 05-09-2010
Thank You-Doris Harris-Coordinator
P.O.Box 95065, Lincoln, Ne. 68509 (402) 471-2871 or 471-6440
Ainsworth Public Library 5th
and Main Street,
P.O. Box 207, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2032
Brown County Courthouse
148 W. 4th Street Ainsworth, NE 69210-1696 (402)387-2705
Brown County Historical Society -HC 65 Box 158 Ainsworth, Ne.69210
339 N. Ash Ainsworth, NE 69210 (402)387-2427
LDS Family History Center
1725 Crane Ave. Hastings, NE 68901 (402)463-3402
Evergreen Chapter, Nebraska Society, NSDAR Contact: Mrs.
Ruth Ann Hagen, 1096 E. 4th St., Ainsworth, NE 69210
Nebraska Society Sons of the American Revolution
6731 Sumner St. Lincoln, NE 68506
Nebraska State Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 5608 Lincoln, NE 68505-0608 (402)266-8881
Nebraska
State Historical Society
1500 R Street, P.O.Box 82554, Lincoln NE 68501-2554
(402)471-4751
Sellors / Barton Museum - history of the area
Courthouse Park, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2740
The Coleman House-Brown County Historical Society - historical information and genealogy
files
1 block north of Hiway 20 on Meadville Road, Ainsworth NE 69210 (402)387-2061
" Family Genealogies, old artifacts and clothes,Local Histories
Brown
County Historical Society
About the NEGenWeb Project
In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized
the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database Project. The idea was to
provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where collected
databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed
and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more than
one county, they could be located in the index.
You are the
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
Visitor to
this page since 08/01/99
Doris Harris dtorg@rapidnet.com or Phyllis Quinn
The HTML coding, compilations and layout are copyrighted © Doris Jones-Harris 1999-2011.
"Should anything unexpected happen to me and I am no longer able to fulfill my obligations,
I want it known that all files contained in this website would become the responsibility of the NEGenWeb Project, as part of
The USGenWeb Project, to do with as the NEGenWeb State Coordinator(s) feel appropriate. And further, should such an occasion
arise, I grant permission to the System Administrator of NEGENWEB.org to release account/password information to the NEGenWeb State
Coordinator(s) as needed.-Doris Jones-Harris-