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She was the daughter of George Brown, and it is almost certain that either her father or grandfather, both named George, and both lawyers, were members of the group that attacked the British Ship “Gaspee” as she was disabled, aground off Warwick, in 1772. It is also likely, that her father was the G. Brown who attended, and witnessed Leonard Cozzens’ second marriage to Sarah Wheatly, in 1758. Benjamin and Anne had fourteen children, eight of whom died either in infancy or at an early age.
[Clippings from COLONIAL COZZENS by David Livingston, 2011]
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Ann (Brown) Cozzens (1727 - 1790)
Born 4 Jan 1727 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island
Daughter of George Brown and Mary (Stanton) Brown
[sibling%28s%29 unknown]
Wife of Benjamin Cozzens — married about 1746 in Rhode Island
Mother of Benjamin Cozzens Jr and John R Cozzens
Died 23 Aug 1790 at age 63 in Old Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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1727 |
January 4, 1727
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Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, United States
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1748 |
October 25, 1748
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Newport, Rhode Island, USA
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1749 |
October 12, 1749
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1752 |
October 4, 1752
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Providence, Providence , Rhode Island, USA
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1753 |
September 17, 1753
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Rhode Island, USA
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1755 |
November 28, 1755
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Providence, Rhode Island, USA
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1756 |
December 2, 1756
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Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
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1756
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Providence, Rhode Island, USA
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1758 |
April 10, 1758
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Rhode Island, USA
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