1.  Robert Charles Anderson.  1995.  The Great Migration Begins:  Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633.  3 vols.  New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA:

Vol. I, pp. 255- 257

JOHN BROWN Paraphrasing:  Salient points are that no maiden name is given for Dorothy.  John's birthyear of ca. 1600 is based on his age at death:  36 years on 20 Jun 1636; buried at Watertown.  His widow probably married second William POTTER of Watertown.  John & Dorothy had two daughters — and only two daughters (no son) — both born in Watertown: Hannah b. 9 Sep 1634; may have m. John MEAD of Stamford. Mary b. 24 Mar 1636/7. Mentions pedigree prepared by Horation Gates Somerby stating John was baptized 11 Oct 1601 Hawkedon, SFK, and was nephew to Abraham and Richard Brown of Hawkedon and Watertown.  Anderson states there is no connection between Richard and the other two, but that Abraham and John could be brothers, however, states there is no evidence supporting an origin in Hawkedon. No further records of Dorothy or the daughters are found. States that the John BROWN who married Esther MAKEPEACE has been proven not to be our subject's son. If you are interested in this family, definitely consult the full text of this sketch.

2.  Charles Edward Banks.  1930.  The Planters of the Commonwealth.  Houghton-Mifflin, Boston [republished 1961 and following by Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore]:
Note that these are not ship's manifests, but in many cases assumptions made by Banks as to who arrived on which ship and when based on their appearance in local records.

p. 99	1632... LYON, William Peirce, Master, sailed from London June 22 and arrived September 16 at Boston.  'He brought one hundred and twenty three passengers, whereof fifty children, all in health.  They had been twelve weeks aboard and eight weeks from Land's End.'1...
p. 100	JOHN BROWNE    Mrs. Dorothy Browne    Mary Browne    John Browne    James Browne    William Browne... 1Winthrop: Journal, I, 92.		Plymouth

Who were the other BROWNE's?

3.  Charles Hudson.  1862.  History of the Town of Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.  Press of T.R.Marvin & Son, Boston, MA (online at books.Google.com):

p. 346

THE BROWN FAMILY. The Browns of Marl. were probably descendants of different emigrants.  The Browns in N.E. were so numerous, and the Marl. records are so meagre, that I find it impossible to classify them. JOHN BROWN, baptized in England, Oct. 11, 1601, came over in the ship Lion, 1632, settled in Watertown, m. Dorothy, and had John and two daughters. John, the son, m. Esther Makepeace, of Boston.  He settled first in Cambridge, where he had four children; then he moved to Marl. soon after in the incorporation of the town.  He sold his place in Marl. to Thomas Rice, moved to Falmouth, then back to Watertown, where he d. 1697.  He had in Marl. John, b. Nov. 27, 1664; Hester, b. Dec. 11, 1667; Ruth, b. Dec. 8, 1668; Abigail, b. March 9, 1674.  Probably no one of the family remained in the place.