MORTUARY MATTERS

The body of Dr. R. M. Brown of Farmers Branch, who died on the train Saturday while returning home from Colorado, is expected to reach this city this morning and will be taken to Farmers Branch for burial. Dr. Brown was 52 years old and had gone to Colorado for the benefit of his health.

The Dallas Morning News - July 30, 1900
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Comrade S. H. Stout announced to the camp that Comrade Dr. R. M. Brown of Farmers Branch had died while absent from his home and that his remains were doe to arrive by the Texas and Pacific Railroad at 6:40 p.m. and on motion all members of the camp were directed to assemble at the depot to pay proper respect and to escorte the remains during their transfer to another depot en route to the former home of the comrade.

From the Sterling Price Camp Article
The Dallas Morning News - July 30, 1900
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

BROWN - Farmers Branch, Tex. July 28.
- News has just reached us here of the death of Dr. R. M. Brown. Dr. Brown lived near this place and was in Colorado Springs for his health. While returning home he died at Childress. For several years he has been suffering from diabetes

The Dallas Morning News - August 1, 1900
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Dr. ROBERT M. BROWN
BORN SEPT. 17, 1843
DIED JULY 29, 1900
AGE 56, YRS, 10 MO. & 12 DYS.

Webb Chapel Cemetery, Farmers Branch, Dallas County, Texas