Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. L. S. Brown” in chapter 5 of Eliza Frances Andrews, The war-time journal of a Georgia girl, 1864-1865:

...ot counting guests, included, besides his wife and children (there were seven of us), my brother Henry's wife and her little daughter, Maud, now Mrs. J. K. Ohl, known to the press as Annulet Andrews; Mrs. L. S. Brown ( Aunt Sallie of the diary), and Miss Eliza Bowen, a niece of my father, who had been adopted into his family many years before, on the death of her parents, not as a dependent, but for the sake of ...
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