This listing is from the book Cemeteries of St. Francois and Ste. Genevieve Counties Missouri, by Irene Hulsey Murdick and Marlyn Thomas Mauk; “presented through” Sarah Barton Murphy Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution; Farmington, MO, 2000

The Old William Brown Cemetery is located in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri.
William Brown was a Revolutionary War soldier who was said to have been a member of General George Washington’s bodyguard.**

Ayers, Rhoda H.    d. 30 Jul 1880    25y 10m 23d w/o E. K.
Brown, George    9 Sep 1857    2 Nov 1902
Brown, Infant    d. 25 Dec 1878    5d  infant of James A. and Rhoda
Brown, James    11 Aug 1817    14 Jan 1896   h/o Mary E.
Brown, James A.    d. 18 Jul 1879    28y 1m 28d
Brown, James S. d. 1855 about 56y
Brown, James S.    11 Jul 1840    3 Jan 1845  s/o James S. and Mary B.
Brown, John E.    d. 15 Jan 1879    1y 1m 13d s/o James A. and Rhoda
Brown, Luther    7 Sep 1858    3 May 1936
Brown, Missouri    2 Jul 1911    8 Aug 1911   d/o Wm V. and Sarah
Brown, Rhoda    d. 22 Mar 1879    about 23y w/o James A.
Brown, Sarah    20 Mar 1874    15 Dec 1953   w/o William V.
Brown, Varner T.    30 Jul 1899    1 Dec 1918  s/o Wm V. and Sarah
Brown, William V.    7 Mar 1824    21 Jan 1902 s/o James S. and Polly (Varner)
Brown, William V.    4 Jan 1871    29 Jan 19952
Duvall, Sarah J.    1 Oct 1833    5 Jun 1890   w/o O. J.
Farleigh, Wesley    15 Sep 1812    20 Apr 1881
Rudloff, Anna C.    12 Sep 1817    22 Oct 1922  w/o Edward
Tebbets, Thomas M.    25 Jul 1856    20 Feb 1877
Tungate, Mary A.    8 Jun 1849    17 Aug 1879  w/o J. H.

** There was a note someone had placed in the book that read: He died in 1842
Note: Wm R. Brown, the Rev soldier is not buried in this cemetery.
He is buried in the Roth Cemetery.
First burial here is in 1845.