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John Brown

Birth1750 - Thompson, Windham, Connecticut
Death10 Mar 1813 - Douglas, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
MotherNot Available
FatherJohn Brownhill

Born in Thompson, Windham, Connecticut on 1750 to John Brownhill. John Brown married Mary Gray and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 Mar 1813 in Douglas, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Brownhill
1725 - 1809
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Spouse(s)
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Mary Gray
1761 - Unknown
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Clotilda Foot Phelps
1769 - Unknown
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Mary Grow
1753 - 1824
Children Show all
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Sally (Sarah) Brown
1778 - 1871
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William Brown
1793 - 1850
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James Brown
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Brown
Unknown - Unknown
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John Brown
1790 - 1869
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John Brown
1790 - 1868
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Joseph Brown
1794 - 1862
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Sally Brown
1786 - 1873
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Stephen Brown
1788 - 1821
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Abi Brown
1780 - 1808
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Mary Brown
1782 - 1839
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Hannah Brown
1795 - 1824

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