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Mary Browning, a resident of Jamestown, is a free lance writer and a professional genealogist who has focused on the history and families of Guilford County, and especially of Jamestown, for many years. She is a Neighborhood Correspondent for the Greensboro News & Record and has published articles related to the Jamestown community. Biographical information on Mary Browning may be found by clicking on Mary. Click on the links below to read desired newspaper columns. Reprinting of any of the columns must have the permission of the News & Record and of the author. Most of the photographs appearing in her columns were taken by Mary's husband, Fred Browning, who is far better at photography than Mary is. Potter House to be restored after fire Potter House Recalling events that led to historic battle 1781 Battle Jamestown house has rich history Gardner-Wiley House Three signs down in Jamestown and quite a few more to go Three Signs Old Jamestown building survives the test of time Friends Meeting House Annual Jamestown Village Fair planned Village Fair What would old Jimmy Parsons think now? Parsons Mill Recalling the Old Hickory Club Old Hickory Club Jamestown medical building has colorful history Madison Lindsay Rock Engine House has interesting past Rock Engine House Going back in time: A visit of Jamestown in 1849 Jamestown in 1849 James Mendenhall’s mills and house deserve attention Mendenhall Mill Remembering the first Jamestown gold miners Jamestown Gold mines The Other Mendenhalls: Featured topic at annual meeting Other Mendenhalls Christmas tradition continues at Oakdale Oakdale Mill |