Family:John Browne and Hannah Norton (4)

Parents: John Browne and Mary Burwell Elder John Browne b. 12 Jul 1655 Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States d. 29 Apr 1708 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States	Parents: Nicholas Norton and Elizabeth Unknown Hannah Norton b. Bef 1658 d. Bet 8 Jun 1709 and 14 Feb 1709/10 Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, United States (probably)

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Marriage^[1]

Bef 1700

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Deacon Samuel Brown	16 Apr 1700 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States	Bef Apr 1745 Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, United States (probably)

References

↑ Jacobus, Donald Lines (transcriber). New London (Conn.) Probate Records: Abstract of Records before 1710. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Apr, Jul, Oct 1933; Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct 1934; Jan, Jul, Oct 1935; Jan, Oct 1936; Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct 1937; Jan, Apr, Oct 1938, Oct 1940, Oct 1941, Oct 1942, Apr 1943, Jan, Oct 1944; Jul 1953)
29:158.

"… The acquittance of Hannah (Williams) Rose was written by her stepfather John Browne who witnessed it. The beautiful handwriting and signature are identical with script in Newark records written by John Browne, Jr., of Milford, Conn., and Newark, N.J., son of John and Mary (Burwell) Browne. This establishes the identity of the writer. Browne's first wife was a daughter of George Clarke, 'farmer,' of Milford, and sister of the wife of Abraham Pierson, Jr., minister at Newark and Killingworth. Doubtless it was this connection which led Browne to meet and marry for his second wife the widow Williams of Killingworth, and later to settle there. … His only surviving child, Samuel Browne, by the second wife, settled in Lebanon and Waterbury, Conn., married Joanna Loomis and had ten children."