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	Local historian David Henry Brown authored “The Bridges of Berlin” and “The American Legion Home,” which were serialized in the Blade-Times in 1955, and “John W. Moberly - Renegade,” 1960. A graduate of Brunswick High School and Strayer Business College, he served briefly as city clerk for Brunswick. Later, with the Freight Traffic Department of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in Washington he rose from stenographer to District Sales Manager. He was on the Board of Directors of Brunswick Library, a Pastmaster of Masonic Lodge No. 191, and a charter member of Brunswick Lions Club. During the Civil War Centennial in 1962, David wrote and published the book Antietam— Bloodiest Day.		Local historian David Henry Brown authored “The Bridges of Berlin” and “The American Legion Home,” which were serialized in the Blade-Times in 1955, and “John W. Moberly - Renegade,” 1960. A graduate of Brunswick High School and Strayer Business College, he served briefly as city clerk for Brunswick. Later, with the Freight Traffic Department of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in Washington he rose from stenographer to District Sales Manager. He was on the Board of Directors of Brunswick Library, a Pastmaster of Masonic Lodge No. 191, and a charter member of Brunswick Lions Club. During the Civil War Centennial in 1962, David wrote and published the book Antietam— Bloodiest Day.

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HistoryCommission2: Distinguished Citizen 1976 David Henry Brown 1921 – 1970 DC 1976 From Find A Grave Birth 13 Mar 1921 Dickerson, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA Death 19 Dec 1970 (aged 49) Brunswick, Frederick County, Maryland, USA Burial Monocacy Cemetery Bea...

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Distinguished Citizen 1976

David Henry Brown 1921 – 1970
DC 1976

From Find A Grave
Birth 13 Mar 1921
Dickerson, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
Death 19 Dec 1970 (aged 49)
Brunswick, Frederick County, Maryland, USA
Burial Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
Plot Row I, Lot 32 Upper, Site 2
Father: George D. Brown
Mother: Annie Katie* Bussard
Birth: 13 Mar 1921 Dickerson, Montgomery, Maryland, USA
Death: 19 Dec 1970 Brunswick, Frederick, Maryland, USA

From Brunswick: 100 Years of History (1990)
Brown, David Henry
(1921-1970) Honored 1976
Local historian David Henry Brown authored “The Bridges of Berlin” and “The American Legion Home,” which were serialized in the Blade-Times in 1955, and “John W. Moberly - Renegade,” 1960. A graduate of Brunswick High School and Strayer Business College, he served briefly as city clerk for Brunswick. Later, with the Freight Traffic Department of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in Washington he rose from stenographer to District Sales Manager. He was on the Board of Directors of Brunswick Library, a Pastmaster of Masonic Lodge No. 191, and a charter member of Brunswick Lions Club. During the Civil War Centennial in 1962, David wrote and published the book Antietam— Bloodiest Day.