On 4 Oct 1715 when Deborah was 17, she married Thomas Brown (34252) , son of Thomas Brown (17368) (ca 1654-27 Dec 1723) & Hannah Collins (16312) (1 : 12 m : 1659 [1 Feb 1660]-), in Stonington, CT.591 Born 14 Feb 1691/2 in Stonington, CT.591 Thomas died in Stonington, CT on 27 Dec 1763.

Researching this line is Suzette Segar Goodrow at rgoodrow@peoplepc.com

Will: WILL OF THOMAS BROWN
        In the name of God, Amen. March ye Seventeenth A.D., 1761, being in Health & Perfect Mind &
        memory Thanks be given to God therefor & calling to mind ye mortality of my Body knowing that
        it is appointed unto all Men once to die and after that ye Judgement to make & Ordain this my Last
        Will & Testament.
        "And First I recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that have it & my Body to the Earth to be
        Buried in a decent & Christian burial at ye discretion of my Executor nothing doubting but at
        General Resurrection I Shall Receive the Same againe through ye the Mighty Power of God -- And
        Touching Such worldly State as herewith it hath pleased God to bless me withall I give & dispose it
        in manner & form following --
        Imprimis: I give to my Eldest Son Thomas Brown five Shillings he having already received his
        Portion (vss) one Year after my deceased.
        Item: I give to my Son William Brown four acres of Land with a Dwelling House on the Same
        during his Nathral Life which is the Remainder Part of the Land that I Bought of James Palmer
        Joining on the South side at Collings Browns land & after my Son Williams decease ye Same is to
        go to Collins Browne his Heirs & Assignes forever.
        Item: I give to my Son Jesse Brown Twenty pounds Lawful Money Two years after my deceased to
        be for his Portion.
        Item: I give to my Sons Samuel Brown & Fish Brown all ye Remainder of my Lands to be their
        Portion with a Good Tittle to be disposed of ye Same S(ai)d Fish Brown & Said Samuel Brown
        maintaining his Aunt Thankful During her Life. This said Thankful being the Own Natural Mother of
        Said Fish Brown ---
        Item: I give to Benoni Brown my Son a Grist Mill and Ten pounds Lawful Money at ye End of one
        year after my deceased for his Portion.
        Item: I give to my Daughter Deborah Gest Thirty Shillings Lawful Money for her Portion to be paid
        he in two years after my deceased.
        Item: I give to my three Daughters Dorothy Palmer & Hannah Breed & Lois Palmer Thirty
        Shillings Each Lawful Money to be paid Two years after my deceased for their Portions.
        Item: I Give to my Wifes Sister Thankful & her Daughter Tabytha all my household Goods Equally
        to be divided between them. And the Rest of my moveables I put into ye hands of my Executors to
        pay the Debts with. I also appoint my Son Samuel Brown & Collings Brown to be my Executors to
        this my Last Will & Testament in witness whereof I hereunto Set my hand & Seal. Signed Sealed
        Published Pronounced & delivered to be my Lans Will & Testament ye Day & Date above
        mentioned.
        Thomas Brown [seal]
        In the presence of Caleb Niles, Sarah Brown, Elias Button
        Sworn before Amos Chesebrough, Justice of the Peace."
        The Last Will & Testament of Mr. Thomas Brown Decd, The d 11 Oct 1763
        The Foregoing is a True Copy of the Original Will of Thomas Brown Dec on the files of the Court
        of Probate for the District of New London (the Records of which were burnt on the 6th of Sep.
        1781) Certified per Matthew Griswold, Clerk.

On 5 Nov 1718 when Dorothy was 19, she first married Daniel Landon, son of Nathan Landon (ca 1664-9 Mar 1718) & Hannah (-26 Feb 1702), in Stonington, CT.591 Born ca 1693 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York. Daniel died in Colchester, CT bef 1746.

On 12 Feb 1746 when Dorothy was 46, she second married Obadiah Ayers.

On 4 May 1731 when William was 29, he married Sarah Packer, daughter of Samuel Packer (ca 1670-ca 1755) & Mary Williams (ca 1680-), in Stonington, CT. Born ca 1711.

Was the Sarah who married William Holdridge actually the daughter of Samuel and Mary (Williams) Packer?

On 22 Jul 1724 when Tabitha was 21, she married Humphrey Brown (34256) , son of Thomas Brown (17368) (ca 1654-27 Dec 1723) & Hannah Collins (16312) (1 : 12 m : 1659 [1 Feb 1660]-), in Stonington, CT.591 Humphrey and Tabitha were married by Rev. Ebenezer Rossiter. Born on 16 Sep 1701 in Stonington, CT.211 Humphrey was baptized in Stonington, CT, on 5 Sep 1702. Humphrey died ca 1749.

On 23 Sep 1731 when Samuel was 26, he married Sarah Fellows (24848) , daughter of Ephraim Fellows (9667) (3 Sep 1679-12 Mar 1725/6) & Hannah Warner (18673) (28 May 1684-19 Mar 1758), in Stonington, CT.591 Born 3 Jan 1710/1 in Stonington, CT. Sarah was baptized in First Church of Stonington, on 19 Mar 1711. Sarah died in Stonington, CT on 17 May 1803.

On 7 Dec 1726 when Temperance was 19, she married William Pollard in Stonington, CT.

On 4 Aug 1731 Patience married Joseph Pollard in Stonington, CT.591

On 9 Oct 1735 when Nathaniel was 20, he first married Lydia Holdridge in Stonington, CT.211 Married by Rev.Joseph Fish.

On 7 Nov 1751 when Nathaniel was 36, he second married Prudence Parke in Stonington, CT. Married by William Williams Justice of the Peace.

Prudence first married Isaac Kimball, second Nathaniel Elliot as his second wife.

On 25 Jan 1738 Thomas married Mary Busch in Stonington, CT.

2 Mar 1736/7 Hopestill married Nathaniel Fellows (24849) , son of Ephraim Fellows (9667) (3 Sep 1679-12 Mar 1725/6) & Hannah Warner (18673) (28 May 1684-19 Mar 1758), in Stonington, CT.591 Born on 22 Jun 1713 in Stonington, CT.211 Nathaniel died in Stonington, CT, on 25 Aug 1800; he was 87.

On 29 Nov 1738 when Content was 15, she married Benoni Searle (39525) , son of Samuel Calef (25 Jan 1697-11 Sep 1720) & Mary Searle (20135) (20 Mar 1686-), in Stonington, CT.591 Born on 2 Oct 1717 in Stonington, CT. Benoni was baptized in Stonington, CT, on 17 Nov 1717. Benoni died in 1763.