Helen Allsworth married two men
1. Elliott Broom Brown 1872 - 1950 m 22 November 1897
child: Sarah Geneva Brown (17 Jan 1909-26 April 1961) m Frank Russell Pett
Elliott m Cora Thompson (1877-1962) in 21 Feb 1929 no children
2. John Rudloph Bachman (1940 census)
Parents: George Francis Brown (1847 - 1915) Sarah Jane Broom Brown (1850 - 1936) Spouses: 1. Helen Allsworth, divorced
2. Cora Thompson Brown (1877 - 1962)
Children by Helen Allsworth:
Genevra Sarah Brown Pett (1909 - 1961) | |||||||||||||||||||
Research: 
1890 Ogd Dir Elliott
1900 census:
 
1904 Ogd City DirElliott
1910 Ogd City Dir
1911 Ogd Dir Elliott Brown
1916 Ogd Dir Elliott Brown
1918 Draft Reg Elliot
 1919 Ogd City Dir 
1920 census
 1935 Ogd Dir Elliott  1940 census  1948 Ogd City Dir     1. The BROOM HOTEL, 376 25th St., constructed in 1882, was at the time considered the finest establishment between Omaha and San Francisco. The ground floor was modernized early in 1940 for commercial uses. John Broom, a Mormon convert from England, was an early pioneer who settled on a bit of high land near Marriott, known as Broom's Bench. He began to make money, at first by salvaging iron from abandoned wagons along the emigrant trails. In 1857 the Mormon militia, while resisting the entrance of Colonel Johnston's troops into Utah, burned a number of supply trains of the U. S. Army in Wyoming. Iron was then very scarce in Utah and Broom gathered many tons, brought it to Ogden, and sold it for 50¢ a pound. Wagon tires were cut into hand-wrought square nails, which brought a premium in the growing community. Properly tempered, crowbars could be bored for musket barrels, and band iron, while not as good as Damascus steel, served to make sabers for the Mormon militia. Broom also put up large quantities of hay, and when the transcontinental railroad came through Ogden he found a ready sale for hay and farm produce at high prices. In 1869 he invested heavily in profitable real estate. After spending several years in San Francisco, Broom returned to Ogden and built this three-story brick hotel, distinguished by its eighteen bulging windows. Tradition has it that on completion of the hotel, Mrs. Broom, while inspecting the new establishment, discovered that no kitchen had been provided; immediately a lean-to on stilts, level with the second-floor banquet hall, was added. | |||||||||||||||||||
Ogden City Cemetery Ogden Weber County Utah, USA Plot: E-5-43-1E 
One child: Genevra Sarah Brown Pett
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