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James Brown

Birth19 JAN 1776 - Barony, Lanark, Scotland
Death23 May 1845 - Montréal, Île de Montréal, Québec, Canada
MotherIsobal Paterson
FatherJohn Brown

Born in Barony, Lanark, Scotland on 19 JAN 1776 to John Brown and Isobal Paterson. James Brown married Lydia Slater and had 14 children. He passed away on 23 May 1845 in Montréal, Île de Montréal, Québec, Canada.

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Parents
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John Brown
1743 - 1827
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Isobal Paterson
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Slater
1781 - 1874
Children Show all
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Alexander Macdougall Brown
1820 - 1895
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Lydia Brown
1800 - 1859
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John Ogilvy Brown
1810 - 1891
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William Silvan Brown
1812 - 1836
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James Brown
1808 - 1878
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Anne Brown
1806 - 1852
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Isobel Brown
1798 - 1816
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Rachel Brown
1804 - 1890
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Michael O'sullivan Brown
1818 - 1820
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Eliza Brown
1815 - 1836
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Jean (Jane)brown
1802 - 1854
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Patrick Brown
1800 - Unknown
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Jane Brown
1798 - Unknown
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Joseph Brown
1814 - 1814

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