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| Name |
George Brown |
| Suffix |
the younger |
| Gender |
Male |
| Note |
1814 |
| very long Will, mentions sister Jemima Gilpin, sisters Elizabeth Preston and Margaret Brown, George Welbank and Captain Robert Welbank, aunts Jane and Mary Welbank of Stockton, "Mary Arnold or Brown" residing in Huntingdon, Sarah Hill residing in Huntingdon, Jemima Welbank of Ramsgate, Mary Bethell, Mrs Harriet Sampson wife of WIlliam Sampson (one of his executors), Lady Baird wife of Sir David Baird, bart., Miss Catherine Preston sister to Lady Baird |
| Residence |
the late Mr Brown of Threadneedle Street, London, ~1760
The alms-houses, in their present improved state, derive their origin from the princely munificence of the late George Brown, Esq., of Stockton, and of Threadneedle Street, London. For this benevolent purpose he bequeathed £3,000, and likewise £1,000 to the treasurer of the school for the blue-coat boys and girls at Stockton, for the general purpose of the charity. This excellent gentleman died in Londpon in Oct 1814.
Stockton: an historical, biographical and descriptive poem ...By Thomas Webber p33 Pub. Jennett, 1830
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| Died |
1814 |
London  |
| Person ID |
I91 |
Welbank1 |
| Last Modified |
27 May 2020 |
| Father |
George Brown, b. Abt 1726, d. 15 Mar 1805, London (Age ~ 79 years) |
| Mother |
Margaret Welbank, b. 27 Jun 1737, Gainford, Durham, England , d. 14 Nov 1776 (Age 39 years) |
| Married |
6 Feb 1758 |
St Alphage, Greenwich |
- Bride is of this parish. William, Jane and Mary Welbank are witnesses.
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| Family ID |
F193 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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