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Thomas Brown (a), son of Thomas Brown and Mary Newhall, of Lynn, Mass., b. Lynn. He d., Stonington, Dec. 27., 1723; interred at the Cedar Swamp, on lands first purchased by the three Brown brothers and probably was among the first who were interred there. The grave is unmarked. He m, Hannah Collins, Feb. 8, 1677. He built his house about forty rods north* west of the " Pond Place 'r house on the Anguilla Road and thirty rods west of the road. The cellar is filled six feet above the ground with a large quantity of clones; and down the hill is a fine living spring of water, a natural place for a pioneer to build his house. His ten children, without doubt, were born here. Twenty-one months before his death he deeded lo his son Daniel 34) a large tract of land one mile east from his homestead. (Copy of Will, Appendix II. Copy of Deed to his son Daniel (24b Appendix 111.) Children:
17. Samuel, b Dec. 8^ 1670,
18. Hannah, b. Dec. 5. 1680.
19. Mary. b. May 30, 1681; m. Thomas York (40*1-4040.; see alao 1*16-17.14). 20. Jcrusha, b. Dec. 1688.
21. Sarah, b. July
22. Thomas, b. Feb. 14, 1691; m, Deborah Holdredge.
23. Elizabeth, b. May Q. 1694.
24. Oatairl, b, Oct. 9, ; m. Mary Breed (54-61).
25. Priscilla, b. Jan. 30,
26. Humphrey, b. Sept. to, 1701; m, Tabitha Kokbedge

Birth	1 Jan 1654	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
Marriage	7 Sep 1679	Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England - Ann TROUGHTON
Death	27 Dec 1723	Stonington, New London, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
Burial	Aft 27 Dec 1723	Cedar Swamp Cemetery, North Stonington, New London, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America

Spouse	Ann TROUGHTON (1658 - 1722)
Child	Lucy BROWN (1704 - )

Father	Thomas BROWN Sr (1628 - 1683)
Mother	Mary NEWHALL (1637 - 1694)