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34. Andrew3 Brown (Joshua2, Andrew1) (#10085) was born in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH 1690.(218) NOTE: C.T. Libby says b prob in Scarborough; Liz Duncan says b 1672 Scarboro Andrew died bef 3 Mar 1740 in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME, at approximately 49 years of age.(219) Note: Lydia Booker Passow says d 3 Mar 1741/1 (surely this must be a typo - should read 3 Mar 1741/2)

He married Susanna (Brown) in Shapleigh, York, ME, c1715.(220) 6 children

Note: Lydia Booker Passow says m 3 Mar 1740/1 - need to verify; not in line with other references (Susanna (Brown) is #10086.)

Susanna was born c1676.(221)

Occupation: farmer (yeoman).(222) He was baptized in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME, 22 Jun 1721.(223) He resided in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME bef 1728.(224) He made a will in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME, 6 Dec 1737.(225) Transcribed from Maine Wills 1640-1760 by Sargent, pp 429-429:

Probate Office 5:216

"In the Name of God Amen the Sixth Day of December Annoq Domini 1737. Andrew Brown of the Town of Scarborough in the County of York in ye Province of the Massachusets Bay in New England, yeoman being aged of Body but of perfect mind & memory thanks be given unto God therefore calling unto mind the mortality of my Body & knowing that it is appointed for all men once Dye Do make & Ordain this my Last Will & Testament that is to say Principally & first of all I give & Recomend my Soul into the hands of God that gave it & my Body I Recomend to the Earth to be buried in Decent Christian Burial at ye Discretion of my Executor nothing doubting but at ye General Resurrection I shall Receive ye same again by ye mighty Power of God, and as Touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this Life I Give Demise & Dispose of ye same in the following manner & form.

I Give & bequeath to Susanna Brown my Dearly beloved Wife one half of my Dwelling House which end She shall make Choice of during her natural Life & the Land that is mine adjoyning to said House on the East side of the heigh way & ye whole of that Land that I purchased of John Larrabe on the Westermost side of the Heighway & ye whole of that Lot of Marsh that I purchased of the Hunewells be to the Saw Mill & all my Housel Goods & one Cow & five Sheep & a Year old Heiffer during her natural Life in Lew or Stead of Her thirds of my Estate.

I Give to my wellbeloved & Eldest Daughter Rebeccha Hunnewell twenty shillings money or Bills of Credit to be paid to her by my Executor.

I Give to my well beloved & Second Daughter Hannah Hunewell twenty Shillings money or Bills of Credit to be paid to her by my Executor.

I Give to my well beloved Daughters Abigail, Susanna, & Sarah a Cow & Three Sheep apiece to Each of my three Daughters above named to be paid to them or the value thereof in money or Bills of Credit by my Executor, and all my Housel Goods after ye Death of their MOther Susana Brown.

I Give to my well beloved Son Joshua Brown whom I likewise Constitute make & Ordain my Sole Executor of this my Last Will & Testament; all & singular my Lands & Marsh's Meadows that is mine or ought to be mine & my Common Right & all thing or things, Excepting what I have before Excepted & given & bequeathed in this my last Will & Testament by him freely to be possessed & Enjoyed & I Do hereby utterly disallow Revoak & Disannul all and every other or former Testament Wills Legacies & bequests & Executors by me in any wise named Willed & bequeathed Ratifying & Confirming this & no other to be my last Will & Testament in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal the Day & Year above written.

Signed Sealed published pronounced Andrew Brown (Seal) & Declar'd by the sd Andrew Brown as his last Will & Testament in ye presence of us the Subscribers John Fogg Andrew Libbee Samll Libbee"

Probated 3 Mar 1740; inventory returned 19 Mar 1740/1 at oe 680:5:0 by Saml Libbee, John Fogg, and Andrew Brown, appraisers.

Andrew's will was probated in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME, 3 Mar 1740.(226) Libby No. 7-1

Abstract from The Libby Family by C.T. Libby, pp 44-45:

7-1 ANDREW BROWN, born probably in Scarborough; married SUSANNAH (???). He removed from Portsmouth to Scarborough after the second settlement, and continued there until his death. Children:

1. Rebecca (Brown), m. 16 Nov. 1730, Josiah Hunnewell 2. Hannah (Brown), m. 1731, Richard Hunnewell 3. Abigail 4. Susannah 5. Sarah m as 2nd wife Richard Hunnewell 6. Joshua m Hannah Pollow (5-5-1)

Abstract from First Congregational Church Records of Scarborough, ME 1728-1778 (FHL Film 0012228 Item 1):

Signers of first gathering 26 June 1728: John Pugsley, Andrew Brown, Thomas Starbird, Arthur Bragdon, John Harmon, Henry Boothby, William Duby, William Thompson, Roger Dearing, Nathaniel Winslow, Daniel Fogg, James Smith, John Darling, Paul Thompson, David Sawyer, David Ring.

Abstract from Booker-Brown by L.B. Passow, p 7:

Andrew3 Brown, Scarborough; d 3 Mar 1741/2; m Mrs. Susannah Brown (b c1676). Andrew had a Scarborough grant in 1720. Children (bp w/him in Eliot Church):

1. Rebecca, b c1710; m 16 Nov 1730 Josiah Hunniwell 2. Hannah, b c1714; m 1731 Richard Hunniwell; d 15 Dec 1760 3. Abigail, b c1716 4. Susanna, b c1718 5. Sarah, m as 2nd wife Richard Hunniwell (see above) 6. Joshua, b c1722; m 12 Nov 1741 Hannah Pollow

Andrew Brown and Susanna (Brown) had the following children:

child + 90 i. Rebecca4 Brown was born 15 Aug 1711.

child + 91 ii. Hannah Brown was born 29 Jun 1713.

child + 92 iii. Joshua Brown was born 6 Dec 1715.

child 93 iv. Abigail Brown (#23994) was born in Kittery, York, ME 22 Mar 1717/8.(227) Libby No. 7-1-3

child 94 v. Susanna Brown (#23995) was born in Kittery, York, ME 21 Mar 1719/20.(228) She married Jacob Mitchell in Shapleigh, York, ME, 5 Jan 1742/3.(229) (Jacob Mitchell is #63330.) Libby No. 7-1-4

child + 95 vi. Sarah Brown was born c1720.

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