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Elder John Browne

d. 1685confirmedGeneration 0 — subject

Elder John Browne (died 1685) is part of the Browne family recorded on Mayflower.family. His child was Elizabeth (Browne) Gardner. He died in 1685.

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  1. F. A. Gardner, "Gardner Memorial" (1933) pp. 57-58: Capt. Samuel Gardner's "first wife was Elizabeth Grafton, widow of Joseph Grafton, Jr. She was the daughter of John Browne, Sen., as the following documents will prove: John Browne, Sen., in a deed calls Samuel Gardner, Jun., his 'son.' In his will dated 1683, the above mentioned Elder John Browne appoints 'my Sone in Law Samuel Gardner, Junr to be my executor.' He also leaves property to his 'sone and daughter Gardner.' Samuel Gardner, Jun., and widow Elizabeth Grafton were married April 24, 1673. She became the mother of all of his children, and lived until after her father's death, which occurred about Nov. 24, 1685."

    F. A. Gardner, "Gardner Memorial" (1933) pp. 57-58: Capt. Samuel Gardner's "first wife was Elizabeth Grafton, widow of Joseph Grafton, Jr. She was the daughter of John Browne, Sen., as the following documents will prove: John Browne, Sen., in a deed calls Samuel Gardner, Jun., his 'son.' In his will dated 1683, the above mentioned Elder John Browne appoints 'my Sone in Law Samuel Gardner, Junr to be my executor.' He also leaves property to his 'sone and daughter Gardner.' Samuel Gardner, Jun., and widow Elizabeth Grafton were married April 24, 1673. She became the mother of all of his children, and lived until after her father's death, which occurred about Nov. 24, 1685."

  2. F. A. Gardner, "Gardner Memorial" (1933) pp. 57-58: Capt. Samuel Gardner's "first wife was Elizabeth Grafton, widow of Joseph Grafton, Jr. She was the daughter of John Browne, Sen., as the following documents will prove: John Browne, Sen., in a deed calls Samuel Gardner, Jun., his 'son.' In his will dated 1683, the above mentioned Elder John Browne appoints 'my Sone in Law Samuel Gardner, Junr to be my executor.' He also leaves property to his 'sone and daughter Gardner.' Samuel Gardner, Jun., and widow Elizabeth Grafton were married April 24, 1673. She became the mother of all of his children, and lived until after her father's death, which occurred about Nov. 24, 1685."

    F. A. Gardner, "Gardner Memorial" (1933) pp. 57-58: Capt. Samuel Gardner's "first wife was Elizabeth Grafton, widow of Joseph Grafton, Jr. She was the daughter of John Browne, Sen., as the following documents will prove: John Browne, Sen., in a deed calls Samuel Gardner, Jun., his 'son.' In his will dated 1683, the above mentioned Elder John Browne appoints 'my Sone in Law Samuel Gardner, Junr to be my executor.' He also leaves property to his 'sone and daughter Gardner.' Samuel Gardner, Jun., and widow Elizabeth Grafton were married April 24, 1673. She became the mother of all of his children, and lived until after her father's death, which occurred about Nov. 24, 1685."