Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
Will notes for Nicholas Browne
Administration of Nicholas Browne of Little Walsingham 1554
NRO, NCC Act Book 1549-55, 257]
July 1554
Nicholas Browne late while he lived of Little Walsingham deceased intestate on 9th of the month & year above written, letters of administration were issued to Agnes his relict, she being sworn by John Johnson her procurator, to make an account & exhibit an inventory &c.
NRO, NCC Act Book 1549-55, 257]
July 1554
Nicholas Browne late while he lived of Little Walsingham deceased intestate on 9th of the month & year above written, letters of administration were issued to Agnes his relict, she being sworn by John Johnson her procurator, to make an account & exhibit an inventory &c.
Research notes for Agnes (Spouse 1)
Possible deaths/burials:
A number of Agnes Brownes were buried in the Norfolk area in the late 1500s:
21 May 1575 in Swaffham, Norfolk.
8 Feb 1575/6 in Garveston, Norfolk.
20 Feb 1575/6 in Garvestone, Norfolk.
25 Aug 1567 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
13 Aug 1589 in Lyng, Norfolk.
A number of Agnes Brownes were buried in the Norfolk area in the late 1500s:
21 May 1575 in Swaffham, Norfolk.
8 Feb 1575/6 in Garveston, Norfolk.
20 Feb 1575/6 in Garvestone, Norfolk.
25 Aug 1567 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
13 Aug 1589 in Lyng, Norfolk.
Marriage notes for Nicholas & Agnes (Family)
A Nicholas Browne and Agnes Baell married 4 Jan 1542/3 in Cawston Parish, Norfolk, England. Only Nicholas Browne marriage to an Agnes in the time frame, but obviously not confirmed these are the parents of Nicholas Jr.. 850