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- 1. New Jersey Will abstracts volume 1 page 63: volume 2 page 516
2. Stillwell's Miscellany vol 1 page 246; volume 2 p. 381; volume 3 page 128, 242;
Stillwells Miscellany, vol 3 p. 130
1667 Purchaser of Monmouth tract
1668 Took Oath of Allegiance Monmouth County also Nicholas Brown
1670 Bought land at Potapeck
1692 -9 mentions wife Mary (perhaps Mary Potter) lived in Shrewsbury till 1699, then to
Mansfield
1699 Dec 15: Abraham Sr. of Burlington deed to son-in-law Samuel Thorp, "sometimes living
with his father -in-law
3. Ely Collection of Eastern Pennsylvania families Film #511,938 (not page numbered)
1665 Apr 18 Nicholas and Abraham from Rhode Island among patentees of Governor Richard Nicholls
1677 Both among original purchasers of Monmouth
Abraham said to have married Mary Aston in New Jersey (no proof)
1687 Mar 23 To Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury, 245 acres at Passequenecqua Creek
1688 Mar 25 To Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury, 450 acres
1699 Jun 14 Abraham Brown of Mansfield, Burlington County sells to William Parcut, 275 acres in
Freehold
1696-7 Jan 26 Abraham Brown and wife Lea sell tract to John Pearce ( a lot in Freehold)
1696-7 Jan 25 Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury to son Abraham of Mansfield, a lot in Freehold
Abraham Sr. who bought land in Burlington never lived there, but remained at Shrewsbury until old. He died in Burlington County. Nicholas, brother of Abraham Sr. married Katherine Almy, widow of Bartholomew West before moving from Rhode Island to Shrewsbury, and brought with him 3 of her children.
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New Jersey Deeds 1699 Oct 28 B Pt. 2 page 679, 688;
Abraham Brown of Mansfield and wife Maryh deed to son William 200 acres
which they bought of Daniel Leeds and wife Dorothy
1696 Feb 09 B Pt. 2 page 577: Abraham Brown late of Freehold, Monmouth
County, now of Burlington County, bought 310 acres in Mansfield,
Burlington County, New Jersey
1715 Feb 02 E page 79 Abraham Brown Jr. of Mansfield bought a piece of land
at the seaside, joining a tract of Nicholas Brown on north side called
Manahoking.
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New Jersey Wills 1714 Will of Abraham Brown: Son Preserve, Nicholas, William and Caleb -- all
got 5 shillings
Son Abraham, "land where I dwell" (executor)
Daughter Sarah, wife of Thomas Potter
Nicholas, his son remained at Manohocking, Monmouth County and
died there 1724, will probated 2 Feb wife Elizabeth and a daughter
sons Abraham, Joseph and brother Preserve executors.
deed BB p. 451; 1710 Nov 4: PreserveBrown of Burlington, yeoman, sold to brother Caleb
240 acres in Mansfield
B pt. 2 p. 708; 1701 Apr 24: Preserve Brown, son of Abraham, of Burlington County bought
200 acres in Mansfield township
D page 67 1716 Feb 11: Abraham Brown Jr. of Mansfield sold to his brother Preserve,
230 acres in Mansfield, joining Richard French "appertaining
to the estate of Abraham Brown, their father, which he devised
by his will to son Abraham
D page 477 1713 Jan 22: Abraham Brown, son of Abraham, deceased, sold to brother
Preserve Brown 80 acres.
B page 65 1679 Sep 19: Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury bought 250 acres in Fenwicks
Colony -- sold this 2 Nov 1687
1686-7 Jan 25: Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury to son Abraham of Mansfield,
a lot in Freehold, patented to Abraham, Sr.
1687 Mar 25: Abraham Brown and wife Leah sold this 26 Jan 1696-7
G page 170 1699 Dec 15: Abraham Brown Sr. of Burlington County to son-in-law
Samuel Thorp
1694 Jun 14 Abraham Brown of Mansfield sells 275 acres in Freehold
1696 Jan 25 Abraham Brown of Shrewsbury to son Abraham of Mansfield,
a lot in Freehold
1699 Jun 13 Abraham Brown of Mansfield buys from Samuel Thorp
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Malford, , Worcester, England.
DEATH: Also shown as Died , Mansfield, Burlington, New Jersey, USA.
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried , Burlington, New Jersey, United States.
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1642 - 1714 (72 years)