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Mary Newhall, the -wife of Thomas Brown, was the dau. of Thomas Newhall, of LynnT Mass. Her father was one of the earliest sittlers in Lynn, and lived on the east Bide of Federal Street, a few roads south of the mill brook, owning all the land on that side between the turnpike and Marion Street. [Lynn, Lewis & Newhall. p. 48a.] Mary Newhall. b. about 1637. m, Thomas. Browne, of Lynn, who was b. about 1638 according to his deposition taken July n, 1666. [Essex Co. Court Papers, B, XllL, L. 6?.] He d. Aug. 1683. His widow, Mary, was appointed administratrix, Oct. 9, 1683, on the same day the nuncupative will of Thomas Browne was taken down (on file in the office of the Register of Probate in Salem). He names his eldest son, Thomas, and his sons Joseph., John, Daniel, and Ebcnczer, and dau. Norwood. Two depositions cited by Waters, pp. te and 16, show her age. Her name first appears in records as wife of Thomas Browne in 1658. " Her husband was a dish-turner and was said to be of Grawton, Middlesex, in June, 1663, when he bought of William Longley his house k»t (6 acres), bounded E. with lands of Richard Haven, W. with land of John Newhall, S. by Mill Street, and X, by the common."

Birth	14 Jul 1637	Sherington, Buckinghamshire, England
Christen	14 Jul 1637	Sherington, Buckinghamshire, England
Marriage	16 Jun 1653	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States - Thomas BROWN Sr
Burial	Jun 1694	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death	2 Jun 1694	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Spouse	Thomas BROWN Sr (1628 - 1683)
Child	Thomas BROWN Jr (1654 - 1723)