Pg 9164688 On 14 Jan 1734/5 he (William Brown) bought a farm of Peter Ballou on Moshassuck River, now Saylesville. The house on this farm built by Peter Ballou abt 1714 is still standing. The brick portion of this house was, according to a deed in the possession of the writer, built by Eleazer Brown, son of William, after his father’s death.
The homestead of Eleazer Brown, erected at Adams, MA, in 1778 is now owned by an incorporated society of his descendants.

The North Adams Transcript (North Adams MA) 30 Jun 1921 Pg 12: Brown Family to Foregather610
Reunion will be held at Ancestral Home in East Hoosuck; House that Pioneer Built in 1778 Will be Scene of Gathering 16 July.
There will be a reunion o the descendants of Eleazer Brown of East Hoosuck … Home situated on upper Orchard street in Adams. .. An interesting coincidence is that this is the 150th anniversary of the birth of John Brown, son of Eleazer by in 1771 and considered the first male child born in East Hoosuck.

The North Adams Transcript (North Adams MA) 18 Jul 1921 Pg 9:610
Brownes Meet on Old Place; Eleazer Brown gave each of his sons 200 ac farm, his older children settled in Herkimer county NY where their descendants are numerous.
All the ancient hingers, latches and other hardware in the (homestead) house were made by Eleazer Brown.

Pg 270 Opan Risdon Switzer (Mrs. E. Clair) Nat # 282-B Descended from 5 Eleazer Brown Marr: 14 Dec 1758 Smithfield Sarah Scott ch: 6 Joseph Browne (Brown) b: 10 Jun 1764 Smithfield d: Stark Co, OH Marr: 8 Apr 1802 Fayette Co (PA) Sarah Hewitt b: PA d: Stark Co (OH)64689 (Joseph s/o Eleazer Brown? No other source indicates a son named Joseph)