Isaiah Brown
Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Patricia Jane Loomis ← Beulah Grahm ← Anna Frances Brown ← Isaac Horace Brown ← George Ellison Brown ← John Brown ← Isaiah Brown
In brief
He married August 1761 at First Church in Killingly, Connecticut. He died between March 15, 1816, and November 18, 1819.
Family
Children
- Olive Brownb. September 15, 1761, in Killingly, Windham County, Connecticutm. Ezekiel Hopkinsd. November 27, 1834
- Lydia Brownb. between 1762-1765m. Stephen Hopkins, December 22, 1782, in Foster, Providence County, Rhode Island
- John Brown · in this lineb. Abt. 1766 · Foster, Providence County, Rhode Islandm. between 1786 and 1789m. Abt. 1816d. February 27, 1833 · Foster, Providence County, Rhode Island
- Anna Brownb. Abt. 1770m. Oliver Westcott in 1788d. June 2, 1867, in Richland, Oswego County, New York
- William Brownb. Abt. 1770 in Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut
- Jerimoth Brownb. Abt. 1784 in Killingly, Windham County, Connecticutm. Phebe Tewgoodd. March 15, 1830
- Patrick Brownm. Ruth ____
- Matilda Brownm. Levi Brace
- Isaiah Brownd. Before 1824
- Asenath Brownm. ____ Walling
- Elizabeth Brownm. Emer Wallingd. 1830
Siblings
- Stephen Brown
- Benajmin Brownm. Elizabeth____
Life story
A Killingly Yeoman
Isaiah Brown, son of John Brown, farmed in Killingly, Connecticut, from 1776, having received forty-five acres of land from his father that year. He worked first as a husbandman and later a yeoman, buying and selling small parcels of land into the early 1800s. Isaiah died between March 1816 and November 1819; his estate, probated in December 1819, was valued at over $1,050 in real estate and buildings along with several hundred dollars in personal property and outstanding debts owed to him.
Sources (1)
- Dorinda Partsch and Janet Pack, “John Brown of Reading, Six Generations,” 6 January 2020; received via email from Dorinda Partsch to a living relative on January 8, 2020.