Noney Lee Shoemaker Brewer (1885-1942), Era Lucrecia Brewer Mayberrry (1900-1968), Newton Marlow (family friend), Mary Ethel Shoemaker Mason (1909-1996)
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Honoring Our Ancestors
This blog is dedicated to the Brewer Family of North Carolina. These pages present our recent family gatherings and more distant family history.
We have an ongoing effort to capture the Brewer genealogy to best honor our ancestors. We've identified our ancestors who moved from Mecklenburg County, Virginia to Orange and Chatham Counties, NC as early as 1750. In the 1800s, we saw a migration to Alexander and Iredell Counties in NC, Tennessee, and Kentucky. By the 20th century our family made their homes all over the nation.
Click on the "Older Posts" button at the bottom of the page. To go back, click on "Newer Posts" at the bottom of each page.
Leave a comment, a suggestion, or a bit of information about our family.
We have an ongoing effort to capture the Brewer genealogy to best honor our ancestors. We've identified our ancestors who moved from Mecklenburg County, Virginia to Orange and Chatham Counties, NC as early as 1750. In the 1800s, we saw a migration to Alexander and Iredell Counties in NC, Tennessee, and Kentucky. By the 20th century our family made their homes all over the nation.
Click on the "Older Posts" button at the bottom of the page. To go back, click on "Newer Posts" at the bottom of each page.
Leave a comment, a suggestion, or a bit of information about our family.
How to Expand Pictures
Click on any picture to see a larger version. That will take you to a photo page where you can choose to expand the picture even more or download a copy to your computer. If you want a full resolution picture, just send me an e-mail, and I'll send one along to you.
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Contributing Photos
If you'd like for me to post your Brewer family photos, just attach those photos to an e-mail to me. Include a few words that will accompany the post. I'll post your photos and descriptions on the blog.
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