Charles Brown was born in Calcutta on November 10, 1798.

Charles Brown spent his own money for the development of Telugu and even took loans for the same.

In 1952 she married Charles Brown, a government scientist.

"Black Night" is a 1951 song by Charles Brown.

Scott married her pianist, Charles Brown, in 1949, and was divorced from him about three years later.

Charles Brown, with whom she traveled on tours through the segregated South, died in 1999.

Charles Brown was mayor of Murray, Utah from 1906 to 1909.

"We don't go around turning radios off," said Charles Brown, a department spokesman.

Charles Brown born in Antrim on 23/5/1835, started work when nine years old, had many jobs, was never ill and retired age 91.