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Catherine Browne Family Bible This "old" Bible (printed 1726) is in the possession of
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Blatchford Family of Sidmouth, Devon, England. It contains entries from 1748 to 1773. Names included in [ ] indicate the family member who supplied the information. |
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Births & Deaths Mary Louisa Brown born Louisburg May 20 1748 O.S. Charlotte Browne born at Great Placentia in Newfoundland December 15, 1750 O.S. Edward Browne born at Great Placentia Newfoundland March 7,1753 N.S. and died at Islington England Feb 12, 1827 Mr. Edward Browne father of the above died at Great Placentia May 6, 1753 age 38 Mrs. Charlotte Browne his wife died in London September 16, 1773 age 49 O.S. Stands for Old style calendar ie Gregorian [Notes: Edward Brown was attached to the Garrison at Placentia and was appointed Keeper of the Rolls in Placentia during the years 1750 and 1751 Mr. Edward Browne was the Clerk of the Cheque at Louisburg Nova Scotia for the British garrison from 1746 to 1749 The name Catherine Browne is written on the first page of this Bible and it is assumed she was the owner.] [Keith Brown]
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Contributed by Keith Brown (2008 06)
with permission from the Blatchford Family
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