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Subject: Re: John Browne (-1546) of West Hoathly
Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 10:46:01 EST


In a message dated 06/12/02 07:32:57 GMT Standard Time,
writes:


> Does anyone have any more on Nicholas Browne, one of the sons?
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> D. Spencer Hines
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Don't know, I suppose he could have been the Nicholas Browne who was sick in
Lewes in 1571, but then I expect there were other Nicholas Brownes around
here, and I doubt the West Hothly Nicholas would have had to depend on the
parish poor relief.

regards,
Adrian


SUSSEX RECORD SOCIETY
Vol XLVIII
The Town Book of Lewes 1542-1701
[p 20]
1571
The Accompt of abouenamed John Erle & John Homewood constables made & yelded
vpp to the fellowship of the said burrough the fyrst daye of october yn the
xiijth yeere of ....... Elizabeth ........ [as in fol 9.] [ac: preamble about
the Q.]
The said constables are charged with -- ixs xd by them recevd of Thomas
Mathewe & Willm Lane the last constables as appereth vppn the foute of their
accompt. And with -- vijs vjd of serteyn churches geven of benevolence
towardes the releefe of _Nycholas Browne_ in his sycknes, And also with vs
the price one sadle sold, And also with --viijli xiijs vd assessed vppon the
ynhabitantes of the said burrough at twoo severall assessmentes & by the said
constables receved at the handes of the hedborowes, yn the hole to lxli xvs
ixd.

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