Hannah Brown

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• Alt. Birth: 12 Jan 1653, Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
• Alt. Death: 1722, Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA

John married Abigail Browne on 31 Aug 1685 in Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA. Abigail was born in 1665; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The following are notes received from Corrine Diller of Houston in e-mail sent to Larry Wilson on 11/29/99. (Don't know if Corrine did the research or someone else in her family). LDW

Most info. from Rowley V.S., which gives this obscure entry:
"____ s/o Charles Browne, bur. 16 Dec. 1687."
Note that some entries in the Rowley town records are undated.
I have typed them in the order I found them.

1638, Dec., Rev. Ezekiel Rogers and a group from Rowley, England,
landed in Mass.; in spring they established Rowley, Mass.

Rowley: Third division of Salt Marsh: "To Charles Browne two Acres
of the salt Marsh lying on ye North side Isaac Cousins Meadow
the East end abutting on a great Creeke the West end on the Comon."
Rowley: Certain parcels of meadow laid out…1st division of Fresh Marsh:
"To Charles Browne ___ Acres of Rough Marsh lying on the West
side of Richard Swans marsh the North end abutting on the vpland
the South end on Richard Thorlay his meadow…"
Rowley: Vplands laid out at the plaine Called the Great Plaine:
"To Charles Browne two Acres & an halfe of the land lying
on the north side of Thomas Millers land."
Rowley: Young Cattell: Charles Browne 0.1.8.

1647, Sep. 21, death of Francis Lambert.
1648, 11m (Jan) 20, Town meeting:
"from Charles brown to and with John Smith which bulls are to
be provided before the sixteenth of march next…"
1649, Feb. 14, "Estats for the Counstable" (taxables?)
Charles Browne 52.09.02.

1650, the names of those that has Calues (calves),
Chs Broune-1.

1651, 11m (Jan) 26, "vnto Charles Browne was graunted by the towne
a peece of sale marsh about an acre…at the shadd Creek…
where the lot of richard Swan and John Scaels…"
1653, Dec. 16, Town Meeting:
"Couper-ffor pinder Charles Browne."
1654, paid Charles Browne for a foxe, 0.2.0.
1655, 2m (April) 11, division of the bulls:
Charles Brownes.
1656, 12m (Feb.) 3, the 40 shillings the Deacon pays for Teaching is
thus Distributed… "to Charles Browne 0.1.5.0."
(he was 1 of 4.)
1659, June 7, burial of Jane (Barker) Lambert.

1661, Feb. 4, survey of landholders:
"To Charles Browne as to an acre and a half lot given by
the towne to be at cost to beate the drum for the benefit of
the town two Gates purchased of the Town one Gate."
(Gates aka commonages.)
1662, Nov. 26, "To Charles Browne one acre and a halfe be it more or
Lese lieing on the west side of Marke Primes land the south end
abuting on Marke Primes second division of land and part of the
east side bounded by severall marked trees in the Swampe the
north end abuting Simonds Brooke."
also,
"To John Lambert 4 acres lying on west side of Charles Browne's land."

Rowley: 2nd division of east end of town, mentions Charles browne
bounding Marke Prime's 2 ½ acres.
Rowley: laying out meadow: "Vnto Charles Browne bounds 10 acres laid
out for John Hesseltine."

1663/4, March 16, date of will of Gershom Lambert (b. 1643):
names (among others), Charles Browne and Cousin Mary Browne…
(some have interpreted this to mean she was the daughter of Charles,
but she could just as easily have been his wife.)
mentions "Aunt Rogers"…
(Rev. Ezekiel Rogers' 3rd wife was widow of Thomas Barker,
uncle of Gershom Lambert.)

1665, Town Meeting: "Bargained with Charles Browne to keepe the young
Catle Heard…and the said Charls is to keepe the Catle one weeke
of the time and his two sons Beriah and John another week…"

1665, paid to Charls Browne for burning younge Cattle walkes, 0.5.0.
1666, town paid to Charls Browne 0.4.0. and 0.3.6.
1667, May 20, Charles Broone rec'd lot in laying out of hog Iland.
1667, May 20, "To Charles browne for Three Gates lying on the
easterly side of John Lamberts marsh a percel of marsh on
all parts else incompased with a creeke."
1667, "Item Charles Broune for hay, 0.1.0."
"Defective fence comeinge to the Towne, Charles Browne 0.0.4.,
and 0.0.4." (fines)

1668, April 16, laid out 400 acres for Thomas Dorman, John Commins,
Robert Stilles, bounded by the South ends of John Jonson,
Charles Browne and others…

1668, April 16, "To Charles Browne Sixty Seven acres be it more
or less lying on the west side of John Jonsons land the South
end being fifty three Rod wide buting against the foresaid
dorman Commins and stilles there land the north end buting
on the foresaid John Hezeltines meadow.)

1672/3, March 14, division of the Nebery fence,
Charles Browne, 0 rods, 7 foots, 0 inches;
Marks XVI…list of the fence of the Common field…
Charles Browne 1 rods, 1 foots, IIII Number.

1683, Dec. 1, date of will of Gershom Browne,
names brother Nathaniel and his "mother";
cousin Sarah (d/o Beriah) to be brought up by his mother;
brothers John, Samuel, Ebenezer, William, Joseph, sister Mary;
Uncle John Acy;
father Brown and brother John to be executors.
(Gershom Browne is thought to be older than the other children, supposed
son of a first wife. "Mother" would be Mary Acye, actually his
step-mother,
but if she raised him, she would be the only mother he knew. Apparently
he had taken responsibility for the daughter of his brother.)

1687, Dec. 20, Rowley, date of will of Charles Browne,
"father Acy then alive"
brother John Acy,
eldest son Beriah,
granddaughter Sarah Brown a minor who had a legacy left
her by son Gershom, dec'd,
sons William, John, Samuel, Ebenezer, Nathaniel, and Joseph under age;
executors, John, Nathaniel, Ebenezer;
witnesses, Richard Dummer, Jonathan Wheeler, John Sterlin;
(will rec. with Essex deeds, 5 Ipswich, 303.)
1687, Sep. 14, Rowley, proved will of Charles Browne.
1687/8, March 12, inventory of estate of Charles Brown,
by Richard Dummer, John Wheeler;
total L.47.15.0.

Charles married Mary Acy on 14 Aug 1647. Mary (daughter of William Acy and Margaret Haiton) was born in 1623; died on 12 Dec 1683. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Alt. Death: Abt 1689

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William Acy came from Eppelworth, near Hull, England (Lea). He had a two acre house lot bounded on the north side and east end by the street, and was made a freeman Jan 31, 1646. He brought with him his wife, margaret, whose maiden name was Haiton. They were married at Kirk Ella, England, Mar 25, 1620 (Lea). She was buried Feb 12, 1674/5. He held many town offices. date of his death not recorded. He was about 90 years old in 1682 (CT files).

His will, dated Apr 22, 1689, proved Sept 30, 1690, mentions himself as "very aged"; grandchildren John Brown, Nathaniel Brown, and Ebenezer Brown, grandchild Beriah Brown's daughter, Sara Brown; son John Acy's three daughters, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Margaret; Granson John Brown, with whom he is at present, sole executer (Easos CT files, 49:95). (From Family Treemaker User Home Page, "Ancestors of Archibald Van Smith")

William married Margaret Haiton on 25 Mar 1620 in Kirk Ella, , Yorkshire, England. Margaret died on 12 Feb 1675 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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