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Stephen BROWN
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Name Stephen BROWN Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 11 Aug 1750 St. Martin’s Church, Herne, Kent, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 7 Nov 2019)
"Stephen Son of John and Mary Brown _ Bap. Augst. 11"
Gender Male Buried 4 Feb 1755 St. Martin’s Church, Herne, Kent, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 7 Nov 2019)
"Stephen Brown _ Burd. Feb. 4"
Siblings1 brother Patriarch & Matriarch
John BROWN, d. Yes, date unknown (Father)
Mildred, b. Between 1627 and 1645, d. Dec 1705, Herne, Kent, England
(Age ~ 78 years) (Great Grandmother) 
Person ID I29826 All | England: Kent Group (in Go(a)tham One-Name Study), All in the Goatham / Gotham One-Name Study Last Modified 7 Nov 2019
Father John BROWN, d. Yes, date unknown Mother Mary HILLES, bap. 25 Oct 1709, St. Martin’s Church, Herne, Kent, England
, bur. 21 Feb 1755, St. Martin’s Church, Herne, Kent, England
(Age ~ 45 years) Married 10 Oct 1741 St. Martin’s Church, Herne, Kent, England
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 7 Nov 2019)
"John Brown & Mary Hills _ Married Oct. 10th."
It seems likely the sons shown here were the children of this couple, especially as despite the gap between the marriage and first known child of 9 years there was no marriage of a John Brown to a Mary in Herne. However, the naming of the first son Stephen suggests it may have been John the son of Stephen, baptised 1723, who was the father, and he would have been both unusually young for the period to marry in 1741 and some years younger than Mary, so maybe a couple who had married elsewhere had settled in Herne.
Family ID F11477 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 7 Nov 2019)

