Leila Homeyard Brown, 1869–1936?> (aged 66 years)
- Name
- Leila Homeyard /Brown/
- Given names
- Leila Homeyard
- Surname
- Brown
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father |
1821–1896
Birth: February 3, 1821
— Unadilla Forks, Otsego County, New York Death: August 3, 1896 — Brooklyn, NY |
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mother |
1832–1873
Birth: April 2, 1832
— Syracuse, New York Death: May 2, 1873 — Brooklyn, NY |
Marriage | Marriage — 1859 — |
11 years
herself |
1869–1936
Birth: November 13, 1869
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— New York, NY Death: October 23, 1936 — Paris, France |
husband |
1868–1904
Birth: 1868
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— 43 W. 97th St. New York, NY Death: January 10, 1904 — New York, NY |
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herself |
1869–1936
Birth: November 13, 1869
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— New York, NY Death: October 23, 1936 — Paris, France |
Marriage | Marriage — October 20, 1892 — |
15 months
son |
1894–1909
Birth: January 15, 1894
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— Brooklyn, NY Death: October 29, 1909 — Brooklyn, NY |
husband |
1867–1919
Birth: January 30, 1867
— Oakland, California Death: September 10, 1919 — New York, NY |
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herself |
1869–1936
Birth: November 13, 1869
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37
— New York, NY Death: October 23, 1936 — Paris, France |
Marriage | Marriage — January 10, 1910 — New York, NY |
husband |
1924–1951
Birth: July 27, 1924
— Lexington, Virginia Death: January 20, 1951 — Roanoke, Virginia |
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herself |
1869–1936
Birth: November 13, 1869
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37
— New York, NY Death: October 23, 1936 — Paris, France |
Marriage | Marriage — July 2, 1924 — |
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Leila Homeyard Brown married William Vanderbilt Kissam in 1892. Two years later they had a son, Clinton Brown Kissam and soon afterwards Leila and Clinton separated from William V. complaining of his abuse of alcohol. In 1909, when he was 14, Clinton died of spinal meningitis while away at school. Meanwhile, Leila had entrusted money to a lawyer who promised to invest it conservatively in New York real estate. In 1902 she sued him for misusing her funds to enrich himself at her expense. She lost the suit and he was exonerated a year later. Post Standard Mrs. William V. Kissam suit against a lawyer for misuing money she entrusted to him. She lost the suit. Fraud, Says Mrs. Kissam; Suit Against Grant Squires Brought by Syracusan; Both Parties Prominent; Plaintiff Daughter of Late DeWitt Clinton Brown -- Dependant a Grandson of the Late John Forbes -- Well Known Residents of New York -- Allegations Made by Mrs. Kissam That Mr. Squires Made Misrepresentations in Handling Her Property. The plaintiff is Mrs. Leila H. B. Kissam... [she] is the daughter of the late DeWitt Clinton Brown, formerly of this city. He was a member of the law firm of Sheldon & Brown and married Agnes Lawrence, the daughter of the late Judge James B. Lawrence, one of the founders of the city of Syracuse. Later Mr. Brown went to New York to reside. Mrs. Kissam is well known socially here where she is a frequent visitor. Leila added Le Baron as a middle name in submitting evidence for admission to the DAR. |
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New York Herald |