Brownwood, TX

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Heritage Association of Brown County History of Brown County Brown county was formed in Texas in 1856 from Comanche and Travis counties and organized in 1858, with Brownwood designated as the county seat. Brown County is named for Capt. Henry Stevenson Brown, a company commander in the battle of Velasco and a delegate to the Convention of 1832. The settlers were harassed by Indians and white predators for twenty years after the county was formed.
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Camp Bowie Brownwood, TX April 1, 1941
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In Memory of Elroy Herbert Boysen April 7, 1920 - February 3, 2011