Eva Ingersoll Brown

1863–1928 (age 65)

Biography

Eva Ingersoll Brown came into the world in 1863 with a mind shaped by a family tradition of curiosity and reason, and she shared that thoughtful outlook with friends who sought her company for lively and heartfelt conversation.

Her legacy is carried forward by those who remember her compassion, her open mind, and the calm resolve she brought to every challenge, all of which are now lovingly commemorated at Woodlawn Cemetery.

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