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The following entries match the search criteria entered.
To limit the list to likely references to one person, click on the Name of the person (see note below).
To obtain further information on an entry, click on the Source for that entry.

Name married yoB yoI Source Notes
James Brown - 1836 1841 Census No relations for 1841
James Brown   1886 School Register Parent of Amelia Brown
James Elisha Brown   1902 Father of Bride Father of Amelia Brown
James Brown   1935 School Register Child of George Brown
James Henry BROWN 1905 1992 Burial
Jane Brown - 1801 1841 Census
Jane Brown - 1801 1841 Census Probably married to Michael Brown
Jane Brown - 1861 1861 Census Granddaughter of Michael Brown
Jennifer BROWN 1948 2004 Burial
John Brown   1679 Beneficiary of will Grandson of Edward Browne
John Brown   1699 Beneficiary of will Nephew of Thomas Caves
John Brown   1739 Executor of will Brother of Elizabeth Grubb, probate 1742
John Brown   1744 Will Written 15 April; probate 1744
John Brown   1764 Witness of will Will of Thomas Brown
John His 3 Children Brown   1785 Beneficiary of will Grandchild of William Brown
John Brown   1809 Witness at marriage Thomas Goodman to Martha Nasbey
John Brown - 1823 1841 Census
John Brown - 1823 1841 Census No relations for 1841
John Brown M 1822 1861 Census Married to Sarah Brown
John Brown M 1822 1871 Census Married to Sarah Brown
John Brown M 1822 1881 Census Married to Sarah Brown
John Brown - 1822 1891 Census Married to Sarah Brown
John Brown W 1822 1901 Census Head of household; no spouse
John Brown   1910 Burial
Jonah Brown 1826 1841 Census
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Note: yoB is year of birth according to the source record, if available
         yoI is year of interest: the year in which the event listed took place.
 
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Note on secondary search:

To limit the above list to likely references to one person, click on the name of the person.  This second search will select records which have a year of birth and an event date (year of interest) which are plausible in relation to the dates of the record clicked.  This second search will generally provide better results if the record clicked shows a year of birth.  This is because with the year of birth available, the search can eliminate any records with an event date (year of Interest) before the year of birth and can eliminate any records that imply a life of over 100 years (80 years before 1750).  There are many such checks built into this second search.

This second search will also look for alternative spellings of both the first and family names.  For instance, a search for Celina Abbot will also locate references to Selina Abbott.  Also, if a marriage record for a women is selected, the search will locate relevant records using both the maiden name and married name of the selected bride.