Browne John b. d. 1677

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Died 1677 [1]

Person ID I5328 Alan Donald Vibber

Last Modified 08 Dec 2009

Father Browne John, d. 1685

Family ID F2281 Group Sheet

Family 1 Collins Hannah

Married 27 Jan 1668 [1]

Children

1. Browne Margaret, b. 23 Apr 1671, d. Between 1728 and 1756

Family ID F2273 Group Sheet

Family 2 Hubbard or Hobart Hannah

Married 02 Jun 1658 [2]

Family ID F2280 Group Sheet

Notes	Capt. John Brown, baptized in Salem 1:3: 1642. He lived in Salem, on what is now Walnut street; was a master-mariner, and traded at Maryland, Virginia and Barbadoes. He married, first, Hannah Hubbard* June 2, 1658. He was taken prisoner by the Dutch, on voyage home from Virginia, in 166? He had land in Maryland. He married second, Miss Hannah Collins of Salem Jan. 27, 1668. He died in 1677, the inventory of his estate being taken Aug. 10,1677. Its amount was ,£434. She was his widow in 1702. Children, born in Salem :— 15-I. John, b. about 4: 2: 1659; bapt. 10: 2 mo: 1659; d. 21: 3: 1659. 16-II. Samuel, b. 14: i: 1662; d. 31: 10: 1663. 17-III. Peter.b. March—, 1664-5;d. when about three months old. 18-IV. Margaret, bapt. 8: 2: 1666; d. young. 19-V. John, b. before 21: 12: 1666. See below (19). 20-VI. Jonathan, bapt. March 3, 1669. 21-VII. Priscilla, b. 1: 4 mo: 1669. 22-VIII. Margaret, b. April 23, 1671; m. Samuel Lambert, shoreman, before 1690; and d. between 1728 and 1756. 23-IX. Abiel (dau.), b. March 21, 1672-3; living in 1683. 24-X. Joseph, b. 11: 7 mo: 1673; lived in Salem, foot of Essex street; mariner; administration granted on his estate April 12, 1756; estate appraised at about £2,9OO; unmarried; left no brother or sister; and had a pew in the East church. 25-XI. Hannah Collins, b. July 22, 1678 (5?); m. Daniel Bray of Salem Aug. 24 (28?), 1701; she was his widow, of Salem, in 1728; and d. before 1760. 26-XII. William, b. Dec. 1, 1677. See below (26) Daughter of Rev. Peter Hobart of Hingham tSee Essex Institute Historical Collect! volume VIII, page 37. John and Hannah Browne House. This was a part of the lot of Francis Collins, and was owned by him as early as 1658. The selectmen voted, 5 : 10 jno : 1670, that " ffranc Collince haue liberty to felltwenty trees for to build his fon Jno Brown to build him a houfe," etc. The house was built upon this lot, and Mr. Collins conveyed the land and house to his daughter Hannah and her husband John Brown of Salem, mariner, Dec. 7, 1680.t A cartway over Mr. Collins' land by the north end of his house to the street was also given in the deed. Mr. and Mrs. Brown died before Nov. 22, 1728, when their children, William Browne, mariner, Samuel Lambert, shoreman, and his wife Margaret, and widow Hannah Bray, all of Salem, for ninety-nine pounds, conveyed their interest in the estate to their brother Joseph Browne of Salem, mariner, John Browne had died some years before, probably, as Mrs. Brown was then the widow Cubbert. Mr. Browne apparently moved the house forward nearer the street, and died,possessed of the same in 1756. The house was then called " an old house." It was standing in 1760, but gone in 1763. t Essex Registry of Deeds, book 6, leaf i. * Essex Registry of Deeds, book 3, leaf 63.

Sources

[S273] The Essex antiquarian: an illustrated ... magazine devoted to the biography, genealogy, history and antiquities of Essex County, Massachusettsex county, Massachusetts, Sidney Perley, (Name: The Essex antiquarian., 1906;), v. 13 p 148 (Reliability: 3).
[S273] The Essex antiquarian: an illustrated ... magazine devoted to the biography, genealogy, history and antiquities of Essex County, Massachusettsex county, Massachusetts, Sidney Perley, (Name: The Essex antiquarian., 1906;), v. 13 p 147 (Reliability: 3).