James Browne married (1) by 1638, Judith/Elizabeth _____; possibly the "Elizabeth Brown" admitted to Charlestown church 14 June 1634, or more probably the "Elizabeth Broun" admitted 31 July 1641; died by 1647.
They had 3 children: John, Mary, & James.
On 28 March 1682 the Essex grand jury presented a number of women, including "Mary Browne and Elizabeth Browne, the glazier's daughters," for "folding their hair, frizzling and knots, and for wearing silk scarfs.".
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Judith/ Elizabeth Brown sons: John Brown 1637 - 1678 - James Brown 1642 - 1643
They had 3 children: John, Mary, & James.
On 28 March 1682 the Essex grand jury presented a number of women, including "Mary Browne and Elizabeth Browne, the glazier's daughters," for "folding their hair, frizzling and knots, and for wearing silk scarfs.".
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Judith/ Elizabeth Brown sons: John Brown 1637 - 1678 - James Brown 1642 - 1643
James Browne married (1) by 1638, Judith/Elizabeth _____; possibly the "Elizabeth Brown" admitted to Charlestown church 14 June 1634, or more probably the "Elizabeth Broun" admitted 31 July 1641; died by 1647.
They had 3 children: John, Mary, & James.
On 28 March 1682 the Essex grand jury presented a number of women, including "Mary Browne and Elizabeth Browne, the glazier's daughters," for "folding their hair, frizzling and knots, and for wearing silk scarfs.".
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Judith/ Elizabeth Brown sons: John Brown 1637 - 1678 - James Brown 1642 - 1643
They had 3 children: John, Mary, & James.
On 28 March 1682 the Essex grand jury presented a number of women, including "Mary Browne and Elizabeth Browne, the glazier's daughters," for "folding their hair, frizzling and knots, and for wearing silk scarfs.".
Source: Great Migration Study Project
Judith/ Elizabeth Brown sons: John Brown 1637 - 1678 - James Brown 1642 - 1643
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