Edmund BROWNE & Elizabeth OKLYE

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Edmund BROWNE
Elizabeth OKLYE

Husband: Edmund BROWN / BROWNE
Birth: ca. 1630
Death: 1665, Surinam
Event: 22 (4th Mo) 1634, admitted church, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
Occupation: servant to William COLBORNE

Marriage: 14 (12th mo) 1653

Wife: Elizabeth OKLYE [OAKLEY?]

Children — born in MA, both living on 2 Nov 1666:

1. Mary BROWNE, b. 15 Dec 1656
2. (Child) BROWNE

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; SR, Suriname; USA, US, United States, Massachusetts

Source:

1. Charles Henry Pope. 1900. The Pioneers of Massachusetts. C.H. Pope, Boston, MA (republ. 1965/98 by Genealogy Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD; Broderbund CD-504; online at Ancestry.com; Kindle e-copy sucks; paperback from NEHGS):

p. 72 Edmund, servant to Wm. Colborne, adm. chh. Boston 22 (4) 1634. He m. 14 (12) 1653, Elizabeth Oklye; ch. Mary b. 15 Dec. 1656.
He d. in Surinam about Michelmas, 1665, Admin. gr. to his wife 11 Oct., 1666. She d. and the 2 ch.'s grandmother, Mary, widow of Robert Boucier alias Garret, was made one of the trustees of his est. for the benefit of the ch., 2 Nov., 1666. [Reg. XV, 252, and XVI, 335.]

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