Henry BROWN of Salisbury & Ms. __?_

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Henry BROWN of Salisbury
Ms. __?__

Husband: Henry BROWN
Birth: ca. 1580s, presumably in England
Residence: by 1639, in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA

Marriage:

Wife: Ms. __?__

Children — presumably born in England:

1. [Dea.] Henry BROWN, b. ca. 1615
2. William BROWN, b. 24 Dec 1622
3. [Capt.] George BROWN, b. ca. 1623
4. Abigail BROWN, b. ca. 1630s; d. 11 Jan 1679/80; m. 1 Jun 1664, Samuel FRENCH

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; UK, United Kingdom, ENG, England; USA, US, United States, Massachusetts

Source:

1. Anon. 1908. "Descendants of Henry Brown of Salisbury." The Essex Antiquarian XII(3): 97-107 (online at www.americanancestors.org and books.google.com):

p. 97 DESCENDANTS OF HENRY BROWN OF SALISBURY
HENRY BROWN¹ lived in Salisbury probably as early as 1639. His homestead went to his son Henry, and from him, in 1700, to the latter's nephew Henry French.
Children:—*

2—I. HENRY², b. about 1615. See below (2).

3—II. WILLIAM². See below (3).

4—III. GEORGE². [see his page]

5—IV. ABIGAIL², m. Samuel French June 1, 1664; and d. Jan 11, 1679-80.

*David W. Hoyt thinks that these children were children of widow Christian Brown, whose husband did not live here.
†Captain Brown's gravestone states that he died Oct. 30, 1699, and was seventy-eight years old.

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