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     ? Brown was born at New Jersey.¹

     From the 1866 deed it might seem that James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, and Samuel Brown are children of Pompey and Sarah Brown. However, Maria, Thomas, Charles, Kate , and William are siblings, children of ? Brown. Pompey Brown was born in NY (acc. to the extract of his death certificate), so the siblings are probably not Pompey's children.
     The 1876 Palisade Twp map has a Jno. J. Brown and a ? B. Brown in north of Cresskill, as well as a Mrs. S. Jackson (south of Cresskill), and a Thomas Jackson (right on the border with Tenafly). Thomas is also in Plate 025-Alpine in 1912.

     Percy Brown was born in 1892.¹ He died in 1918.¹ He was buried in Mt. Rest Cemetery in Butler.¹

     It is unclear, who he belongs to; he was probably married to a descendant of Abraham H Vreeland.

     Peter Post Brown was born on 11 October 1790 at Newfoundland, NJ.¹ He married Elizabeth Kanouse, daughter of Jacob Kanouse and Elizabeth Davenport, on 15 December 1815.¹ Peter Post Brown died on 14 February 1864 at Newfoundland, NJ.¹ He was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery.^1,2

     Polly Brown was born circa 1789.¹ She married David Maxson, son of Silas Maxon and Sarah Clark. Polly Brown died at Rush, Monroe County, NY, (possibly.)^1,2

     Polly and Eunice Brown were sisters.² Married name: Maxson.

     Pompey Brown was born in 1814 at Orange County, NY, (but 58 at death.)^1,2 He married Sarah Brown.¹ Pompey Brown died on 12 September 1875 at Harrington Township, Bergen County, New Jersey.²

     Pompey Brown was a laborer.¹ The 1860 census lists Pompey Brown and Sarah at house 895 at Harrington Township, Bergen County, NJ, P.O. Schraalenburgh.¹ Name variation: Pompey P. Brown.²

     Rachel Brown was born in 1692 at Southold, Suffolk County, NY. She married James Tuthill, son of John Tuthill and Mehitable Wells, circa 1714 at Brookhaven, Suffolk County, NY.

     Married name: Tuthill.

     Raymond Edwin Brown was born on 8 May 1910 at Middletown, NY. He married Frances Audrey Robertson, daughter of William Lewis Robertson and Ella Alice Vandervoort.

     Richard Brown was born between 1590 and 1600 at Maidstone, Kent, England. He married Hannah Hawke. Richard Brown died on 26 April 1661 at Newbury, Essex County, MA, (Acc. to Southold Connections he died in Oct 1655.)^2,3

     Richard Brown was born circa 1772.¹ He married Elizabeth Tootell on 21 January 1796 at Chorley, England, (St. Laurence.)¹

     Richard Brown II was born circa 1629 at England. He married Hannah King, daughter of William King and Dorothy Hayne, circa 1651 at Southold, Suffolk County, NY. Richard Brown II died on 11 February 1685/86 at Southold, NY, (Acc. to Asenath Mapes he died in 1688.)⁴ He was buried in Southold.

     Name variation: Lieutenant Richard Brown.^1,2,3 Name variation: Robert Browne.⁵

     Richard Newton Brown Sr. was born in 1909 at Sedalia, MO.¹ He married Margaret Elizabeth Major, daughter of Edward Taylor Major and Roberta 'Bert' C Curtright, on 2 May 1930 at Kansas.¹ Richard Newton Brown Sr. died in 1980 at Kansas City, MO.¹

     Ruth Brown was born in 1803 at Orient, Suffolk County, NY. She married Samuel Brown Tuthill, son of David Tuthill and Hanah Brown, on 10 June 1824 at Orient, NY. Ruth Brown died in April 1865 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY. She was buried on 22 April 1865 in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn.²

     Both her parents were born in Oyster Bay, Nassau County, NY. The 29 July 1850 census lists Samuel Brown Tuthill and Ruth at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY.³ Married name: Tuthill.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,4

     Sarah Brown was born in 1832 at Oaksey, Wiltshire, England.² She married Joseph Truss on 30 October 1851 at Ashley, Wiltshire, England, (Parish Church.)³

     The 1881 census lists Joseph Truss and Sarah at Barnwood Road at Gloucestershire, England, with his son Walter G (21, Occ.: carpenter & joiner) and a boarder Richard Berry (age 17). Joseph Truss is Farm Bailiff, age 52, his wife Sarah is 49.²
     Marriage record from Parish Church, Ashley, Wilts, England: Joseph Truss, laborer, son of John Truss, married Sarah Brown, daughter of Richard Brown, laborer, according to the rights of the Church of England, after Banns by Henry Dwyer, Shapter, Curate of Ashley, Edwin Crew and Mary Truss, witnesses.³ Married name: Truss.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Sarah Brown was born in 1819 at Pulverton, Shropshire, England.¹ She married Thomas Partridge, son of John Partridge and Sarah.

     Married name: Partridge.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Sarah Brown was born in 1812 at Bergen County, New Jersey.¹ She married Pompey Brown.¹

     The 1860 census lists Pompey Brown and Sarah at house 895 at Harrington Township, Bergen County, NJ, P.O. Schraalenburgh.¹ William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)
     From the 1866 deed it might seem that James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, and Samuel Brown are children of Pompey and Sarah Brown. However, Maria, Thomas, Charles, Kate , and William are siblings, children of ? Brown. Pompey Brown was born in NY (acc. to the extract of his death certificate), so the siblings are probably not Pompey's children.
     Possibly Sucke Charleston (40) is in the 1870 census in Norwood, Harrington Township, Bergen County, New Jersey, with husband Thomas (39, teamster, property $500) and 4 daughters: Phebe (14), Elizabeth (9), Susan (7), and Mary (5). A Susan Charleston (79, property $2000) is living with them as well.
Possibly these are the same in 1860 in Schraalenburgh, Harrington Township: Susan (62, housekeeper) is the head of household, with Tom (30, farm laborer), Susan (27), Phebe (2), and Elizabeth (6 mo). Ages are off somewhat
and in 1880 (only says Harrington): Thomas (50, farm laborer), Susan (48), Phoebe Ann (22, at home), Mary Jane (16, at home.)^2,3,4

     Thomas Brown married Anna Van Buskirk, daughter of Laurence Van Boskirk and Fitje Vreeland, on 16 April 1747.¹ Thomas Brown died on 31 October 1782 at New York.¹ He was buried on 2 November 1782.¹

     Thomas Brown was a mariner.¹

     Thomas Brown was born in 1843 at New Jersey.¹ He died after 1910.²

     In 1900 his birthdate is listed as May 1844, but in 1880 he was 37, and in 1910 he is listed as 67. He could not read and write in 1910.^1,3,2 William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.) The 1880 census lists Thomas Brown at Huyler's Landing at Palisade Township, Bergen County, NJ, with his siblings Maria, Catherine and William. A few houses further Samuel Jackson and Samuel Thompson are enumerated.¹ The 1885 census lists Thomas Brown at Palisade Township, Bergen County, with his siblings Maria and Cattie. Their ages are all 20-60 yrs. Maria is indexed as Marier; there is another Marer (female 5-20) as well.⁴ The 1900 census lists Thomas Brown at Creskill Borough at Palisade Township, Bergen County, with his sister Catherine.³ Thomas Brown was a sailor in 1880, fisherman in 1900-1910.^1,3,2 The 1910 census lists Thomas Brown at Alpine Borough, NJ, with his siblings Charles and Catherine.²

     Victoria Brown died young.¹

     William Brown was born in 1854 at New Jersey.¹

     William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.) William Brown was a sailor.¹

     William A Brown was born in 1767 at Mecklenburg County, VA. He married Sally Hutcheson on 14 December 1789 at VA.¹ William A Brown died in November 1825 at Hopkins County, KY.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     Edna Gertrude Browne was born on 25 September 1917 at Brooklyn, NY.¹ She married James Henry Tammany, son of Harry T Tammany and Elizabeth Amanda Osterberg, on 4 August 1942 at Brooklyn, NY, (Immaculate Heart.)¹

     Married name: Tammany.

     Edward Francis Joseph Browne was born on 26 April 1891 at Manhattan, New York County, NY.¹ He married Edna Margaret Bogel, daughter of Henry Bogel and Mary Bridget Halloran, on 1 October 1913 at New York City (Our Lady of the Rosary) (State Street.)¹ Edward Francis Joseph Browne died on 5 September 1951 at Staten Island, NY.¹

     John Browne was born circa 1840 at Ireland.¹ He married Margaret Henderson before 1866 at New York City (maybe.)¹

     John Austin Browne was born circa 1866 at Manhattan, New York County, NY.¹ He married Mary Ann Ryan circa 1886 at Manhattan, NY.¹ John Austin Browne died on 28 May 1938 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY.¹

     Lois Browne (1) married James Barker on 25 June 1805 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England, (All Saints.)¹ Lois Browne (2) married John Granger, son of William Granger and Mary Holmes, on 27 December 1827 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.²

     Married name: Barker. Married name: Granger.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.³

     Sary Browne married George Parkhurst, son of George Parkhurst and Susanna, on 16 December 1643.¹

     She was of Watertown. Married name: Parkhurst.

     Edward F Brownell was born in 1846.¹ He married Agnes Baldwin in 1877.¹ Edward F Brownell died in 1911.¹

     Emily Wilson Browning was born on 6 February 1828 at Lebonon, Russell County, VA.¹ She married Benjamin Leadingham Rouse, son of John Rouse and Charlotte Powell, on 21 March 1850 at Wapello County, IA.¹ Emily Wilson Browning died on 7 July 1908 at Perry, Jefferson County, KS.¹

     Married name: Rouse.

     Sara Browt (1) married Thomas Hugesson.^1,2,3,4,5 Sara Browt (2) married Henry Peers at New York City (DRC.)^2,6,7,8 (Banns on 20 November 1644. Henry Peers, jm from Oudt Engelandt; Sara Brout, wid. of Thomas Hugesson.)^9,10,11,12

     The four children are noted in the baptismal record to be quadruplets (vierlingen). The step-father (Henry Piesse) is listed as the father. The witnesses are Theunis Cray, Tryn Van Camp; Thomas Brons; Janneken Thomas, Thomas Hall, Anna Hal, Eduwart Moer.^{2,13,14,15,16} Henry Peers van Pleymuyden en Jan Thomaszen van N. Netherland are listed as members of the NYDRC on 12 Oct 1664 (NYGB Record 9 (1878) :78). Sara Breyts, hv Hendrick Peerszen is listed as a member on 2 Sep 1674 (NYGB Record 9 (1878) :147.)³ Name variation: Sara Brout.^9,10,5 Married name: Hugesson. Married name: Peers.