About James I. Brownson
Lived 1856 – 1939 (aged 82). James I. Brownson was an American lawyer and judge.
James Irwin Brownson Jr. (January 25, 1856 - January 1, 1939) was a judge in Pennsylvania. He was born in Washington, Pennsylvania on January 25, 1856.
Legacy He had been involved Neighborhood House charity in Washington, purchasing the former Tyler Tube and Pipe Company for the charity's permanent location; upon his death, the charity was renamed Brownson House in his honor. Upon his death, it was renamed the Brownson House in his honor.
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Who was James I. Brownson?
American judge (1856–1939)
When was James I. Brownson born?
James I. Brownson was born on 25 January 1856.
When did James I. Brownson die?
James I. Brownson died on 1 January 1939.
What was James I. Brownson's occupation?
James I. Brownson was a lawyer and judge.
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James I. Brownson was American.
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