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Jane Browne

Birth1725 - of Surry, Virginia, United States
Death13 Nov 1765 - Southwarke Parish, Surry, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth Ann Rogers Hartwell Bolling
FatherCaptain Henry Browne

Born in of Surry, Virginia, United States on 1725 to Captain Henry Browne and Elizabeth Ann Rogers Hartwell Bolling. Jane Browne married Lemuel Cox (Cocke) and had 8 children. She passed away on 13 Nov 1765 in Southwarke Parish, Surry, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Captain Henry Browne
1696 - 1734
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Elizabeth Ann Rogers Hartwell Bolling
1686 - 1727
Spouse(s)
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Lemuel Cox (Cocke)
1717 - 1756
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Caleb Hunley
1735 - 1797
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Timothy Phippard
1724 - 1765
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Timothy Phippard
1745 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Henry Cocke / Cox
1740 - 1781
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Thomas I. Cocke
1752 - 1824
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Lemuel Cocke
1750 - 1801
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Richard Cocke
1746 - 1773
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James Cocke
1739 - Unknown
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Sally Sarah Cocke
1742 - Unknown
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Anne Cocke
1743 - 1812
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Elizabeth Cocke
1745 - 1804

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