Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameAnn BORNE 
2574, p 35,2569
2574, p 35,2569Deathaft 1665, Little Compton?, Newport, Rhode Island2447, p 110
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Spouses
Baptism5 Jun 1608, Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, England2556, P 9; margin note
Deathbef 6 Nov 1665, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island2574, p 35
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• They were married at St. Paul’s Wharf, in London. See London registers of St. Bennet and St. Peter, published in London in 1910.2569
• Concerning this Thomas Brownell, very little is known, save that the is the ancestor of all the Brownells in the United States, except some of recent immigration. He was born in 1619. He came from Derbyshire, England.2556, p 10
• Thomas Brownell was in Portsmouth, Rhode Island Colony, New England by 1647, for on March 18 of that year he was one of the witnesses to the will made on that date by John Walker of Portsmouth. He died at Portsmouth before Nov. 6, 1665. He married Ann Bourne.2574, p 35
• He was killed by running into a tree while riding a horse in Portsmouth, R. I.2569
• Concerning this Thomas Brownell, very little is known, save that the is the ancestor of all the Brownells in the United States, except some of recent immigration. He was born in 1619. He came from Derbyshire, England.2556, p 10
• Thomas Brownell was in Portsmouth, Rhode Island Colony, New England by 1647, for on March 18 of that year he was one of the witnesses to the will made on that date by John Walker of Portsmouth. He died at Portsmouth before Nov. 6, 1665. He married Ann Bourne.2574, p 35
• He was killed by running into a tree while riding a horse in Portsmouth, R. I.2569
Marriage20 May 1637, London, England2447, p 110; date only,2574, marriage only,2569
Marr MemoSt. Paul’s Wharf, in London