When Chew passed away in 1807, she bequeathed Old Stone House to one of her daughters, Mary Smith Brumley, who became the first of many owners who operated businesses out of the house.
She became the first of many owners who operated businesses out of the house. When Chew passed away in 1807, she bequeathed Old Stone House to one of her daughters, Mary Smith Brumley.
When Chew passed away in 1807, she bequeathed Old Stone House to one of her daughters, Mary Smith Brumley. She became the first of many owners who operated businesses out of the house.
When Chew passed away in 1807, she bequeathed Old Stone House to one of her daughters, Mary Smith Brumley. She became the first of many owners who operated businesses out of the house.