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About Catherine Brown
Notes from http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&838
Catherine Gillintine, the daughter of Nicholas Gillintine and Eleanor Echols, married a Brown. Her father left her one feather bed in his will. Catherine may have been the wife of Daniel Brown. Daniel lived in the same tithable district as the Echols and both a Daniel and Catherine Brown witnessed a deed in Amelia County between George Marchbanks and Thomas Foster on 17 September 1748 . The Marchbanks and Gillintine families were related. Amelia County listed Daniel as a tithable until 1753 and appointed him a surveyor in 1741. Amelia County listed Daniel Brown head of a household of two whites and four blacks in 1782. He was then living in the same census district with the Hilsman and Clement families. Yet no deeds appeared in Amelia County for Daniel Brown throughout 1786. Daniel and his wife may have moved to Halifax County because it was here in 1771 that Daniel witnessed the will of Catherine uncle William Echols Sr. .
Catherine Brown's Timeline
1712 |
1712
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Amelia County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1772 |
1772
Age 60
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