Individual Details
James Brown
(1623 - October 29, 1710)
James Brown was born in England and arrived in Plymouth Colony with his family about 1632. The Browns were not on the Mayflower but knew the group from Leyden and quickly connected with the pilgrims in Plymouth. James was able to bear arms and was an elected assistant- to the governor or judge. His will written in 1694 names his wife and children, siblings and friends
Events
| Birth | 1623 | England, United Kingdom | |||
| Civil | 1643 | able to bear arms - Plymouth, British America |  | ||
| Marriage | 1655 | Plymouth, British America - Lydia Howland | | ||
| Civil | 1665 | Town services: elected assistant - Swansea, British America | | ||
| Will | October 25, 1694 | Swansea, British America | | ||
| Death | October 29, 1710 | Swansea, British America | | ||
| Probate | January 11, 1711 | Swansea, British America | | ||
| Burial | East Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States | |
Families
| Spouse | Lydia Howland (1633 - 1711) |
| Child | James Brown (1655 - 1718) |
| Father | John Brown (1585 - 1662) |
| Mother | Dorothy Unknown Brown (1594 - 1674) |
Endnotes
1. (1995). || Volume 1 A-B page 426 John Brown.
2. (1995). || Volume 1 A-B page 426 John Brown.
3. (2008). || Volume 1 page 219.
4. (1829). || Page 44.
5. (2010) || Volume 7 page 163.
6. (2010) || Volume 7 page 163.
7. (2010) || Volume 7 page 163.
8. , "FindAGrave.com," online database, Find a Grave (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed ), .