Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Pg 67 Chad Brown ch: Judah. The Friends’ Records of Newport contained the following entry: “Judah Brown the son of Chad Brown of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island he dyed at Newport and was buried in the place given by Thomas Clifton upon 16 d: 3 mo: 1663”64688
Research
Chad Brown & Elizabeth Sharparowe Ch: Chad Brown b: Providence, RI66069 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Pg 29 Chad Brown Sr. & Elizabeth Sharparowe ch: Chad Jr. #25109 Meda Crow O’Connell47343 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Not mentioned as a child: PV001 Cem: North Burial Ground; Chad Brown d: 1665 Section AB, Map 01240, Had 5 sons81645 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Second Generation: Rev. Chad Browne had five sons: John, James, Jeremiah, Judah (alias Chad) & Daniel65330 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Pg 66 Chad Brown left son Chad64688 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Vol 62 Pg 194 Chad Browne & Elizabeth Sharparowe ch: Chad Browne47648 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Vol 62 Pg 195 Chad Browne - Disproved (as son of Chad Browne). … The assumption that Chad had a namesake son is apparently the result of a misreading of several 17th century records, a common error of those unfamiliar with the early methods of land distribution. The problem arise from the fact that, while Chad1Browne d: bed 16 Dec 1663 (Providence Early Records 1:50), his name kept appearing in the records as a recipient in the divisions of land in Providence: 19 Feb 1665/6, 12 Apr 1675, 24 May 1675, and 17 Mar 1683/4 (Providence Early Records 1:50, 3:72, 4:46, 48, 66, 17:32). A son Chad was forced into existence to explain these posthumous references to Chad Browne, the original settler.
Vital Records fm NEHGS Register65332 (Judah or another son named Chad?)
Vol 80(1926) Pg75 Chad Browne had 5 sons: John, James, Jeremiah, Chad and Daniel….
Vol 80(1926) Pg76 There appears no record otherwise of this son Chad, except the reference on his father’s gravestone.
Vol 80(1926) Pg76 Chad Browne ch: vi. Chad2 He is regarded by “The Chad Browne Memorial” as identical with Judah; but the two names do not seem interchangeable.
Pg 29 Chad Brown Sr. & Elizabeth Sharparowe ch: Chad Jr. #25109 Meda Crow O’Connell47343 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Not mentioned as a child: PV001 Cem: North Burial Ground; Chad Brown d: 1665 Section AB, Map 01240, Had 5 sons81645 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Second Generation: Rev. Chad Browne had five sons: John, James, Jeremiah, Judah (alias Chad) & Daniel65330 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Pg 66 Chad Brown left son Chad64688 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Vol 62 Pg 194 Chad Browne & Elizabeth Sharparowe ch: Chad Browne47648 (Chad and Judah same person?)
Vol 62 Pg 195 Chad Browne - Disproved (as son of Chad Browne). … The assumption that Chad had a namesake son is apparently the result of a misreading of several 17th century records, a common error of those unfamiliar with the early methods of land distribution. The problem arise from the fact that, while Chad1Browne d: bed 16 Dec 1663 (Providence Early Records 1:50), his name kept appearing in the records as a recipient in the divisions of land in Providence: 19 Feb 1665/6, 12 Apr 1675, 24 May 1675, and 17 Mar 1683/4 (Providence Early Records 1:50, 3:72, 4:46, 48, 66, 17:32). A son Chad was forced into existence to explain these posthumous references to Chad Browne, the original settler.
Vital Records fm NEHGS Register65332 (Judah or another son named Chad?)
Vol 80(1926) Pg75 Chad Browne had 5 sons: John, James, Jeremiah, Chad and Daniel….
Vol 80(1926) Pg76 There appears no record otherwise of this son Chad, except the reference on his father’s gravestone.
Vol 80(1926) Pg76 Chad Browne ch: vi. Chad2 He is regarded by “The Chad Browne Memorial” as identical with Judah; but the two names do not seem interchangeable.