THE ROBERT AND EMILINE BREWER FAMILY

 

One Amazing African American Family...................From Slavery to Excellence.........Robert and Emiline Brewer and their 11 children....Vinnie, William, Joseph, Lula, Isaiah, Effie, Robert, Sarah, Houston and Jaby.....live on in our hearts! In their memory.....We continue to Prosper and Rise!.......................We're Creating Success One Brewer at a Time!!!!!..................Our forefathers and mothers sacrificed for us....It is up to us to continue the great Brewer Legacy....Call for family members to host the next Family Reunion.....It's long overdue!!!!!!!!!

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WILLIAM BREWER

GROUP 2

 

Although William Brewer was Robert and Emiline's second child, there is little information about him. We do know that he married Mattie Knight Brewer, and their children had very interesting names.

Children: Brutus, Branius and Douglas.

Grandchildren: Hattie, Thomas, Viola, Fred, William, Gertrude, Horace, Dorothy.

Great Grandchildren: Lemuel, Jr., Thomas Brewer lll, Cletus, and Walter.

 

 
 

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Web Site design and concept by Beatryce Nivens. Writers include the late Lillie Brewer Atkinson, Arthur Brewer, Jr., Dr. Arthelia Brewer-Wright, the late Vashti Brewer Dargan, Vanessa Brewer-Tyson, and Beatryce Nivens. The Brewer Crest was designed by James and William Whitley. This web site is dedicated to the late Thomas "Snooks" Nivens who organized the first Brewer Reunion, the late Joyce Whitley who wrote the first Brewer Reunion Book and Dr. Arthelia Brewer who carried on the tradition.