Sources
- Brown of Red Deer, by Allan L. Farris, pp 146-148, from;
Growth -- A History and Anthology of the Synod of Alberta of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, 1968. Editor, R.J. Burton.
- Neil G. Smith, 1925 and After, pp 85, from:
A Short History of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, 1968. Allan L. Farris, J. Keith Markell, and Neil G. Smith, editors.
- J. Keith Markell, A History of the Presbyterian College, Montreal. 1986.
- Acts and Proceedings of the Presbyterian Church in Canada,
Reports: Presbyterian College, Montreal (1899-1903), Home Missions Reports (1901-1906) Obituary Notice, 1940.
- Canadian Press Release, April 2, 1940:
"TWICE ELECTED M.P., SITS 4 HOURS, DIES; Rev. W.G. Brown, Saskatoon, Wins 2 Campaigns, Attended One Session"
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