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- Elizabeth Boyce Haskell, youngest child of W. Turner Haskell, was born May 31,
1837, and was educated in the schools of Rhode Island. She married (first) Dr. Charles Frederick Saunders. of Pawtucket. After his death she married (second) Henry Tyler Brown, a native of Voluntown, Connecticut, born in June, 1830, son of Asher and Mary (Prentice) Brown. Mr. Brown was for some years a well-known citizen of Providence, where he entered the employ of the Gorham Manufacturing Company, as head of the retail department, finally opening a retail jewelry store in that city under the name of Gorham Company & Brown. He later purchased the Gorham Company's interest in the store, which was afterwards conducted under the firm name of Henry T. Brown, & Company. After retiring from this business he became agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Company, continuing in the same until his death, For many years, his home was at Arnold's Mills on the Haskell homestead, which he improved and beautified. He died November 25, 1893 and is buried in the Swan Point Cemetery at Providence.
Reference
New England Families Genealogical and Memorial Volume 1
By William Richard Cutter
Lewis Historical Publishing Co., NY, 1915
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