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Martha Browne

Birth6 Jun 1773 - Taplow, Buckinghamshire
DeathOct 1841 - Berkshire, United Kingdom
MotherAnn Sharp,Brown
FatherRev.James Brown

Born in Taplow, Buckinghamshire on 6 Jun 1773 to Rev.James Brown and Ann Sharp,Brown. Martha Browne married James Johnson and had 14 children. She passed away on Oct 1841 in Berkshire, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Rev.james Brown
1735 - 1821
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Ann Sharp,brown
1751 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Johnson
1772 - 1818
Children Show all
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James Johnson
1801 - 1803
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Harriet Mary Johnson
1795 - Unknown
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Henry Johnson
1799 - Unknown
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Edward S. Johnson
1805 - 1850
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James Johnson
1813 - 1894
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Ann Johnson
1808 - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1804 - Unknown
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Thomas Johnson
1812 - Unknown
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Richard Johnson
1793 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Johnson
1815 - Unknown
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Sarah Johnson
1799 - 1884
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William Johnson
1805 - 1833
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Peter Johnson
1810 - Unknown
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Maria Harriet (Coombs Johnson
Unknown - Unknown

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