Ancestral Glimpses » James Brown (1666-1732)

Persoonlijke gegevens James Brown 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1666 in Providence Township, Providence County, Rhode Island, British America.
• Hij is overleden op 28 oktober 1732 in Providence Township, Providence County, Rhode Island, British America, hij was toen 66 jaar oud.
• Een kind van John Brown en Mary Holmes
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 30 december 2013.

Gezin van James Brown

Hij is getrouwd met Mary Harris.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 17 december 1691 te Providence Township, Providence County, Rhode Island, British America, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.

Notities over James Brown

James Brown - TimeLine

JAMES, b. 1666. Providence, R. I.; d. 1732, Oct. 28.
m. 1691, Dec. 17.
MARY HARRIS, b. 1671, Dec. 17 of Andrew & Mary (Tew) Harris; d. 1736, Aug. 18.

1705-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-19-20-25. Town Council.
1714-18. Town Treasurer.
1726. Pastor of First Baptist Church, succeeding Ebenezer Jenckes in the ministry. He continued as pastor till his death.
1729, Mar. 3. Will—proved 1732, Dec. 4. Exs. sons James and Joseph. To wife Mary, house for life, and then to sous Jeremiah and Elisha. To wife also, household goods, £280, and to be provided in victuals, drink, firewood, &c. To son James, land at Wansocut, great bible, book called Robert's Key, and a gun which was my father's. To son Joseph, land. To son Andrew, house at Chapatsett, and half the land there. To son Obadiah, the other half of Chapatsett land, except 6 acres, a lot in town, &c To grandson James Greene, 150 acres. To daughters Mary and Ann, £200, each, paid partly with a negro woman at £80. To sons Jeremiah and Elisha, the homestead, all lands between Town street and highway, &c, they taking care of their mother.
Inventory, £915, 6d., viz: books, bonds £178, 5s., 6 silver spoons, 24 chairs, 2 canes, shoemaker's tools, loom, spinning wheel, negro woman Quassi,
and boy Cuffy £100, 4 hogsheads of apple beer, 2 hogsheads cider, 2 horses, mare, 2 swine, 30 sheep, 4 oxen, 6 cows, 5 calves, cider press, cheese, press, hay, oats, flax, &c. The rooms named were kitchen, great kitchen chamber, little kitchen chamber, east lower bed room, great chamber, north-east little chamber, and south-east little chamber.
1736, Jul. 20. Will—proved 1736, Nov. 29. Widow Mary. Exs. sons Jeremiah and Elisha. To sons Jeremiah and Elisha, 33½ acres in Smithfield given her by brother Andrew Harris. To son Joseph, £40. To daughter Ann Brown, wearing apparel, £100, due from brother Toleration Harris, &c. She mentions her daughters Martha Greene and Mary Brown as deceased. To son Jeremiah, apprentice boy Othniel Hearnden. To son Elisha, negro boy Cuffey, &c.

He and his wife were buried in North Burial Ground.

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