Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameCaptain John Browning IX
Birthca 1586, Willisham Hall, Suffolk, England
Death1635, Browning Manor, York County, Province of Virginia
OccupationBurgess; Tobacco Farmer/trader, Captain
FatherJohn Browning VIII (1554-1646)
MotherMary Codrington (~1558-~1591)
Spouses
Birthca 16 Nov 1588, Henry, Suffolk, England
Death1615, Elizabeth City, York County, Province of Virginia
FatherEdmund Dameron (1556-1605)
MotherMarjory Clench (ca1571-1630)
ChildrenWilliam (1615-1646)
Notes for Captain John Browning IX
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Born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. He married Elizabeth Demaron abt 1614. He sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominet citizen he served in the Burgess "Southern Branch of the Brownings." Their known children were George, William and Joseph, all born in London, Middlesex, England.
Captain John Browning sailed with his wife and sons from England in 1622 on the Abigail. They left Gravesend, England, and settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, building their home on a plantation four miles from Williamsburg. John served in the House of Burgesses in 1632-1635. --------------------
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
See Laningham for source document and all documentation. Parents: John BROWNING and Mary CODRINGTON.
He was married to Elizabeth DAMERON about 1614. Children were: William BROWNING, George BROWNING, Joseph BROWNING.
Children:
George Browning
William Browning
Joseph Browning
Thomas Browning
Giles Browning
Sarah Browning
About Capt John Browning
Born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He sailed from Gravesend, England in
the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later
known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in
Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in
1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of
Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas
Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of
tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg
and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth
Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with
their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
From http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~cchouk/oregon_trail/browing2.htm
Browning Family History by Clint Joyce and Cecil Houk dated February 15, 2000
As to the American origin of the family there are two traditions. One was that they descended from John Browning, an emigrant from England t Virginia coming in the ship "Abigail" in 1621. The other was that the father of Francis Browning Sr. received a grant of land in Caroline Co. in June 1735. He was born about 1690. It was thouth that Francis Browning Sr. married Elizabeth Lloyd, but records of Essex Co. shows his wife's name was Rachel. He may have been married twice.
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. He married Elizabeth Demaron abt 1614. He sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominet citizen he served in the Burgess "Southern Branch of the Brownings." Their known children were George, William and Joseph, all born in London, Middlesex, England.
Captain John Browning sailed with his wife and sons from England in 1622 on the Abigail. They left Gravesend, England, and settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, building their home on a plantation four miles from Williamsburg. John served in the House of Burgesses in 1632-1635.
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
See Laningham for source document and all documentation. Parents: John BROWNING and Mary CODRINGTON.
He was married to Elizabeth DAMERON about 1614. Children were: William BROWNING, George BROWNING, Joseph BROWNING.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~leebrick/d33.htm#P2534
Served as Burgess in 1629 and 1635; emigrated to "College Lands" on the ship "Abigail" in 1621.
Ports and Children
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. When he arrived in Virginia he would have been 33 years old, in 1621. He married Elizabeth Demaron, born about 1590, in 1614 and immediately a son was born . John sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621 with son George, but apparently left two other children in London. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominent citizen he served in the House of Burgesses of Elizabeth City and Mounts Bay. Captain John Browning is acknowledged as the founder of the "Southern Branch" of the Brownings. He died in Jamestown in 1662.
His known children were:
1. George b 1614 London, Middlesex, England
2. William b 1615 London, Middlesex, England
3. Joseph b 1617 London, Middlesex, England
George Browning was born in 1614 in England and came with his father aboard the Abigail to America.
William Browning was born in 1615 in London, Middlesex, England. His wife was born in 1619 in London, Middlesex, England. They married in 1645 in Jamestown, Virginia. He may have immigrated to Virginia with his father and brother George, aboard the Abigail, but travelled back to London within a year because of the hard conditions, after which he came back to America aboard the "Bona Nouva," commanded by Captain John Huddleston. The Bona Nova made three trips from the Port of London to York County Virginia, the last documented being before February 4, 1624/5. Passengers included William Browninge , who would have been 10 years old. William is my direct ancestor.
Joseph Browning was born in 1617 in England. He came to America after his father, aboard the ship "Thomas", leaving London on August 21, 1635. He settled at Jamestown and was reported to be the brother of William and George.
Born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. He married Elizabeth Demaron abt 1614. He sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominet citizen he served in the Burgess "Southern Branch of the Brownings." Their known children were George, William and Joseph, all born in London, Middlesex, England.
Captain John Browning sailed with his wife and sons from England in 1622 on the Abigail. They left Gravesend, England, and settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, building their home on a plantation four miles from Williamsburg. John served in the House of Burgesses in 1632-1635. --------------------
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
See Laningham for source document and all documentation. Parents: John BROWNING and Mary CODRINGTON.
He was married to Elizabeth DAMERON about 1614. Children were: William BROWNING, George BROWNING, Joseph BROWNING.
Children:
George Browning
William Browning
Joseph Browning
Thomas Browning
Giles Browning
Sarah Browning
About Capt John Browning
Born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He sailed from Gravesend, England in
the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later
known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in
Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in
1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of
Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas
Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of
tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg
and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth
Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with
their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
From http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~cchouk/oregon_trail/browing2.htm
Browning Family History by Clint Joyce and Cecil Houk dated February 15, 2000
As to the American origin of the family there are two traditions. One was that they descended from John Browning, an emigrant from England t Virginia coming in the ship "Abigail" in 1621. The other was that the father of Francis Browning Sr. received a grant of land in Caroline Co. in June 1735. He was born about 1690. It was thouth that Francis Browning Sr. married Elizabeth Lloyd, but records of Essex Co. shows his wife's name was Rachel. He may have been married twice.
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. He married Elizabeth Demaron abt 1614. He sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominet citizen he served in the Burgess "Southern Branch of the Brownings." Their known children were George, William and Joseph, all born in London, Middlesex, England.
Captain John Browning sailed with his wife and sons from England in 1622 on the Abigail. They left Gravesend, England, and settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, building their home on a plantation four miles from Williamsburg. John served in the House of Burgesses in 1632-1635.
John BROWNING Capt. was born in 1588 in England. He died after 1635 in Browing Manor, York Co., VA. Captain John Browning, immigrant ancestor, born in England, sailed from Gravesend, England in the ship "Abigail" in 1621 and landed at the "College Lands," later known as Jamestown, York Co., Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City. He was a prominent citizen and served as Burgess in 1629 of Elizabeth City, and of Morris Bay in 1632, and again of Elizabeth City, and/or Morris Bay in 1635. He purchased from Thomas Crinden all his lands in Mounds Bay for three thousand pounds of tobacco. His manor plantation was about three miles from Williamsburg and two miles from Jamestown.
Captain John Browning married in England about 1614, Elizabeth Dameron. Of the children born in England, William and George came with their father to America and Joseph came later on the ship "Thomas."
See Laningham for source document and all documentation. Parents: John BROWNING and Mary CODRINGTON.
He was married to Elizabeth DAMERON about 1614. Children were: William BROWNING, George BROWNING, Joseph BROWNING.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~leebrick/d33.htm#P2534
Served as Burgess in 1629 and 1635; emigrated to "College Lands" on the ship "Abigail" in 1621.
Ports and Children
Captain John Browning was born approximately 1588 in England. When he arrived in Virginia he would have been 33 years old, in 1621. He married Elizabeth Demaron, born about 1590, in 1614 and immediately a son was born . John sailed to America from Gravesend, England aboard the "Abigail" in 1621 with son George, but apparently left two other children in London. He landed at the "College Lands" later known as Jamestown, York County, Virginia. He finally settled in Elizabeth City, Virginia, where as a prominent citizen he served in the House of Burgesses of Elizabeth City and Mounts Bay. Captain John Browning is acknowledged as the founder of the "Southern Branch" of the Brownings. He died in Jamestown in 1662.
His known children were:
1. George b 1614 London, Middlesex, England
2. William b 1615 London, Middlesex, England
3. Joseph b 1617 London, Middlesex, England
George Browning was born in 1614 in England and came with his father aboard the Abigail to America.
William Browning was born in 1615 in London, Middlesex, England. His wife was born in 1619 in London, Middlesex, England. They married in 1645 in Jamestown, Virginia. He may have immigrated to Virginia with his father and brother George, aboard the Abigail, but travelled back to London within a year because of the hard conditions, after which he came back to America aboard the "Bona Nouva," commanded by Captain John Huddleston. The Bona Nova made three trips from the Port of London to York County Virginia, the last documented being before February 4, 1624/5. Passengers included William Browninge , who would have been 10 years old. William is my direct ancestor.
Joseph Browning was born in 1617 in England. He came to America after his father, aboard the ship "Thomas", leaving London on August 21, 1635. He settled at Jamestown and was reported to be the brother of William and George.