Mr. BROWN & Ms. __?__ of England, 1642

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Mr. BROWN
Ms. __?__

Husband: Mr. BROWN
Birth: ca. 1570s, probably in England
Living: 1642, probably in England

Marriage:

Wife: Ms. __?__

Children — presumably born in England:

1. George BROWN, b. ca. 1600s; living 26 May 1642 in Newbury, Essex Co., MA; d.s.p.
2. (Daughter A) BROWN, b. ca. 1600s; living in 1642
3. Richard BROWN, b. ca. 1600s
4. (Daughter B) BROWN, b. ca. 1600s; living in 1642
5. Michael BROWN, b. ca. 1600s; living in 1642, probably in England

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Source:

1. Anon. 1909. "Descendants of Richard Brown of Newbury." The Essex Antiquarian XIII(1): 168-172 (online at www.americanancestors.com and books.google.com):

p. 168 DESCENDANTS OF RICHRD BROWN OF NEWBURY.
----- BROWN,¹ living in 1642, probably in England.
Children :—

2—I. GEORGE,² carpenter; lived in Newbury, and was interested in the mill at Salisbury. His wife ----- was living May 26, 1642, when he made his will, which was proved March 28, 1643. He had no children.

3—II. -----² (dau.), living in 1642.

4—III. RICHARD². See below (4).

5—IV. -----² (dau.), living in 1642.

6—V. MICHAEL², living in 1642, probably in England

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