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Line 76: Brown was a member of the [[Freemasonry\|Masons]], [[Knights of Pythias\|K. of P.]], [[I.O.O.F.]], [[Loyal Order of Moose\|Moose]], and [[Modern Woodmen of America\|M.W.A.]]<ref name=ltgov>{{cite book \|title=Manual of Legislative Practice in the General Assembly 1919-1920 \|first1=W E \|last1=Halley \|first2=John P. \|last2=Maynard\| location=Columbus \|page=38 \|year=1920 \|publisher=State Bindery \|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=jJCjAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA38}}</ref> Brown and his wife Ethel had three children — Betty, Dorothy and [[Bud Brown (politician)\|Clarence J. "Bud" Brown Jr.]]. His son, ~~[[Clarence J. "~~Bud~~" Brown Jr.]]~~, won the special election in 1965 to fill his father's seat in Congress. His grandson is [[Clancy Brown]], an actor. He is not related to the [[Clarence Brown\|film director]] of the same name. <gallery>

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