John Watson, Elizabeth and Clarissa; 7ih, Isaac; 8th, Gilbert d. young ; and 9th, Gilbert who also d. young. V, Deliverance had three sons ; 1st, Deliverance ; 2nd, Zebadiah and Jonathan. VI, Anne mar. Daniel Purdy. VH, Mary mar. Absalom Brondige. Of this family, was Jonaa The name of Brown is frequently written iu ancient records with the addition of the e, and several families have even retained thi.s orthography. b See Farmer's Reorister.
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than Brown, whose son Jonathan left issue ; 1st, Jonathan mar. Esther Parcels, he had, Elizabeth mar. James Butterworth, and Clarissa who mar.
' Perkins ; 2nd, Obadiah, he left Isaac and Anne ; 3d, Charles mar.
Wyrgans; 4th, Clarissa mar. Nicholas Hasbraeck ; 5th, Deborah
mar. Josiah Brown. Arms, sa, three lions, passant, in bend, betw. two double cotteses, arg. Cresl, an eagle displayed vert. Another crest, a Btag, ppr., altered and ducally gorged and lined or.
Brown of Peekskill. Several individuals of the name of Brown, were among the early settlers of Massachusetts. William Brown was born in Connecticut. His son Samuel was a freeholder of North Castle, in this County, and left, I, Nathaniel of Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., who had a son James C. of Saratoga, N. Y., and a da. Mary, mar. Jonathan Griffin. II, Mordecai of Coxsackie, who had Samuel, living near Lake Champlain, and James of Fishkill. Ill, Thomas, formerly of Nine Partners, subsequently a resident at Peekskill, where he d., cir. 1800, tet. 00, mar. Susannah Bugbee. IV, William of Queensbury, Saratoga Co., left William of Queensbury. V, Benedict of Queensbury, who had sons, Justus, Silas, Hougill and Timothy. Thomas, third son of Samuel, left, 1st, Nathaniel, b. May 16, 1744, d. May 30, 1811, mar. Mary Hall, da. of Caleb Hall and Jane Daggett his wife, she was b.