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from TORREY:
BROWN, James (?1605-1676) & 1/wf [Judith] [CUTTING]; by 1638; Charlestown
Children
Many have speculated that James Browne's first wife was Judith (Cutting), sister of his second wife Sarah, and daughter of Captain John and Mary (Warde) Cutting.
This is improbable given that it is doubtful any seventeenth century magistrate would have married a man to his deceased wife's sister.
Capt. Cutting's will of 1659 provides further evidence that Judith Browne was not his daughter. Not only does he fail to mention any deceased daughter or her children but, in providing for the final disposal of his substantial legacy to his granddaughter Mary (Cutting) Moody, he directs that, in case she should die without surviving issue, it should be divided between his daughters Mary Noyes and Sarah Browne and their issue, which would have cut off any children of a daughter Judith, had she existed.
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1618
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England (United Kingdom)
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1640 |
March 3, 1640
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Charlestown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
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1643 |
February 20, 1643
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1647 |
1647
Age 29
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of, Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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1952 |
February 9, 1952
Age 29
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February 9, 1952
Age 29
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May 5, 1952
Age 29
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May 5, 1952
Age 29
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1955 |
June 15, 1955
Age 29
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