Brown Aaron^{[1, 2, 3]}

1723 - Abt 1770  (46 years)

• Name	Brown Aaron
  Birth	25 Dec 1723	Concord, Middlesex Co., MA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Death	Abt 1770	Charlestown, Sullivan County, NH   [1]
  Notes	I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was thesame Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probablysince the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and theymoved to Charlestown from Lunenberg. There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having childrenaround the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially sincethe Leominster first church records only give the father's name onbirths. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard baptisms: Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr. Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr. Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Following are from Leominster, MA VR Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and townrecords, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. Ibelieve the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicateswhich was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a sonAaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr.must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church andtown records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarahshow that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also hasbirths show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH. Lunenberg, MA VR Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,1759) Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Charlestown, NH VR May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18,1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor.According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out ofCharlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. Howeverthey apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler ofGroton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell ofCharlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NHon June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably AaronBrown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away. From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8 Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4Dec 31, 1746 Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, AaronBrown I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was the same Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probably since the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and they moved to Charlestown from Lunenberg. There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having children around the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially since the Leominster first church records only give the father's name on births. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church. Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard Baptisms: Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr. Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr. Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Following are from Leominster, MA VR: Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and town records, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. I believe the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicates which was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a son Aaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr. must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church and town records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarah show that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also has births show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH. Lunenberg, MA VR: Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17, 1759) Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Charlestown, NH VR: May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18, 1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor. According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out of Charlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. However they apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler of Groton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown (May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell of Charlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NH on June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably Aaron Brown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away. From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8: Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4 Dec 31, 1746. Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, Aaron Brown I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was thesame Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probablysince the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and theymoved to Charlestown from Lunenberg. There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having childrenaround the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially sincethe Leominster first church records only give the father's name onbirths. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard baptisms: Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr. Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr. Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Following are from Leominster, MA VR Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and townrecords, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. Ibelieve the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicateswhich was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a sonAaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr.must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church andtown records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarahshow that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also hasbirths show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH. Lunenberg, MA VR Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17,1759) Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Charlestown, NH VR May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18,1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor.According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out ofCharlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. Howeverthey apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler ofGroton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown(May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell ofCharlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NHon June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably AaronBrown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away. From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8 Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4Dec 31, 1746 Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, AaronBrown I have not totally proved that the Levi Brown b. in Lunenberg, was the same Levi as the on in Charlestown, NH. However, it is highly probably since the Levi in Lunenberg was the son of Aaron and Abigail and they moved to Charlestown from Lunenberg. There were two Aaron Browns in Leominster/Lunenberg both having children around the same time which causes a lot of confusion, especially since the Leominster first church records only give the father's name on births. Following are listing from the Leominster First Church: Sept. 28, 1747 Aaron Brown and Rachel his wife joined church. Oct. 3, 1747 Aaron Brown on Leominster married Rachel Reed of Harvard Baptisms: Oct. 1747 Sarah, dau. of Aaron Brown Jan 14, 1750 Prudence, dau. of Aaron Brown, Junr. Mar 25, 1750 Ephriam, son of Aaron Brown Mar 29, 1752 Aaron, son of Aaron Brown Sept 24, 1752 Levi, son of Aaron Brown, Junr. Oct 27, 1754 Silas and Elizabeth (twins), children of Aaron Brown June 11, 1758 Molly, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Following are from Leominster, MA VR: Aug. 13, 1747 Sarah, dau of Aaron and Rachel Brown Jan 11, 1749-50 Prudence, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Jan 14, 1749-50 Ephriam, son of Aaron and Rachel Brown One of the Aaron's was referred to as Aaron, Jr. both in church and town records, even though neither appears to be the son of an Aaron. I believe the Jr. was simply a way of keeping them seperate and indicates which was younger. Notice that in the church records, Aaron has a son Aaron in 1752, so he wasn't the father of Aaron, Jr.. Aaron Brown, Jr. must have been the Aaron who married Abigail since both the church and town records list a birth for Prudence. Likewise, the entries for Sarah show that Aaron (Sr.) was Rachel Reed's husband. Aaron Jr. also has births show in Lunenberg and Charlestown, NH. Lunenberg, MA VR: Jan 31, 1744-45 Aaron, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Feb 17, 1746-47 David, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Dec 13, 1754 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown (he d. July 17, 1759) Feb. 2, 1757 Hepsibah, dau of Aaron and Abigail Brown Oct. 1, 1759 Jonathan, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown Charlestown, NH VR: May 16, 1762 Elijah, son of Aaron and Abigail Brown The probate records for the Estate of Aaron Brown of Charlestown (Feb 18, 1770?) mention s. Aaron Jr., and include David Brown as a creditor. According to Charlestown town records, they were warned out of Charlestown on Mar 27, 1760 after having arrived in Feb. 4, 1760. However they apparently stayed for a while. Later probate shows Jonas Cutler of Groton, MA trying to get money fron Aaron and Aaron Jr. of Charlestown (May 16, 1769 docket #15226). In docket #28508, Simon Sartwell of Charlestown got a judgement against Capt. Aaron Brown of Westmoreland, NH on June 11, 1771 after he left town owing money. That was probably Aaron Brown Jr. who left after Aaron Sr. passed away. From NEHGR V13 pp 7-8: Petition for the Protection of Township No. 4 Dec 31, 1746. Includes from Lunenberg Thomas Brown, Joseph Fuller, Aaron Brown
  Person ID	I51334	Freeman-Smith
  Last Modified	10 Apr 2024

  
  

  Father	Brown Jonathan,   b. 30 Jul 1698, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA d. Bef 23 Nov 1745, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA (Age < 47 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Dudley Sibbell,   b. 22 Sep 1702, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	05 Sep 1718	Concord, Middlesex Co., MA   [1, 4, 5]
  Family ID	F23426	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Burke Abigail,   b. 04 Oct 1721, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA
  Marriage	03 Jul 1744	Concord, Middlesex Co., MA   [1, 2, 6]
  Children	1. Brown Aaron,   b. Abt 31 Jan 1744, Lunenberg, MA  [natural]   2. Brown David,   b. Abt 17 Feb 1746, Lunenberg, MA  [natural]   3. Brown Prudence,   b. Abt 11 Jan 1749, Leominster, Worcester County, MA  [natural]   4. Brown Levis,   b. Abt 1752, Leominster, Worcester County, MA d. Abt 1811, Charlestown, Sullivan County, NH (Age ~ 59 years)  [natural]   5. Brown Jonathon,   b. 13 Dec 1754, Lunenberg, MA d. 17 Jul 1759, Lunenberg, MA (Age 4 years)  [natural]   6. Brown Hepsibah,   b. 02 Feb 1757, Lunenberg, MA  [natural]   7. Brown Jonathon,   b. 01 Oct 1759, Lunenberg, MA  [natural]   8. Brown Elijah,   b. 16 May 1762, Charlestown, Sullivan County, NH  [natural]
  Family ID	F23504	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	10 Apr 2024

  
  

• Sources

  [S1098] Merged from BrianFreeman on 30-Dec-12 at 18:10. [S1131] Printed by the Town, Concord, MA , Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1635-1850, (Beacon Press, Thomas Todd, Printer, 7-A Beacon St. Boston, MA, p. 264). [S1133] Concord, MA VR. [S1133] Concord, MA VR. married: Jonathan Brown & Sibell Dudly both of Concord 9/5/1718 [S1151] Raymond Wheeler, "The Wheeler Genealogy", (Vol. 3). [S1133] Concord, MA VR. Aaron Brown & Abigail Burk both of Concord were married by Justice Flint July 3, 1744