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Joseph Brown (1658 - 1731)

Joseph Brown
Born in Rehoboth, Bristol, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 10 Nov 1680 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 73 in Attleboro, Bristol, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
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Biography

Joseph Browne, second son of John Browne, Jr., removed to Attleboro in 1699, became prominent in town affairs, was captain of teh Attleboro Military Company, was elected Representative to teh General Court several years, was moderator and selectman several years and died May 5, 1731; his wife Hannah died October 14, 1739, and both were buried in what is now known as Knowles Cemetery. [1]

Records

BROWN, Joseph, of John, April 9, 1658 [2]

Births of Children, Rehoboth[3]:

  1. Joseph of Joseph and Hannah, Nov. 21, 1681
  2. Hanah, Nov. 21, 1681
  3. Jabesh, Dec. 30, 1683
  4. John, March 13, 1685
  5. Joseph, Aug. 28, 1688
  6. Lidiah, Dec. 5, 1691
  7. Benjamin, April 13, 1694
  8. Mary, June 28, 1696
  9. Christopher, June 17, 1699
  10. Jeremiah, Oct. 7 , 1702

Gravestone: FindaGrave memorial [4] indicates that there is a Gravestone Record in the Vital Records of Attleborough which indicates date of death as Nov. 5, 1731, in his 73rd year.

Sources

  1. George Tilden Brown, John Browne, Gentleman, of Plymouth; George Tilden Brown; Providence: Remington Press, 1919, pp. 34
  2. Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642-1896; Rehoboth Births; page 555
  3. Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642-1896; Rehoboth Births; page 555
  4. FindaGrave Memorial #85174872




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Son of the first Unknown wife. See father's profile.
posted by Anne B
All the records I've seen about this John Browne, his father John Browne Jr., and his grandfather John Browne Sr. spell the name with an "e" at the end of "Browne". It would appear the best solution would be to merge Brown-1784 into Browne-1000, with Browne-1000 as the final ID. If there are records with it spelled "Brown", that alternate spelling could be added to the "other names" field.
Browne-1000 and Brown-17384 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same name parents, Same birth year, same death year, same wife
posted by Marty (Lenover) Acks

Rejected matches › Joseph Brown Sr (abt.1658-1738)

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