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Jane BROWNE

Birth24 Feb 1650 - Wigton, Cumberland, , England
Death27 March 1719 - Wigton, Cumberland , England
MotherJane Ashbrigg (Asbridge)
FatherAnthony BROWNE

Born in Wigton, Cumberland, , England on 24 Feb 1650 to Anthony BROWNE and Jane Ashbrigg (Asbridge). Jane BROWNE married William Lightfoot and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 March 1719 in Wigton, Cumberland , England.

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Parents
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Anthony Browne
1615 - 1682
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Jane Ashbrigg (Asbridge)
1606 - 1648
Spouse(s)
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William Lightfoot
1655 - 1712
Children Show all
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Joseph Lightfoot
1684 - 1770
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Jane Lightfoot
1678 - 1728
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Sara Lightfoot
1687 - Unknown
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Katherine Lightfoot
1689 - 1728
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Thomas William
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary (Maria) Lightfoot
1680 - Unknown
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William Lightfoot
1673 - 1698
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Sarah Lightfoot
1680 - 1728

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