Genealogical Chart re:

Browns of Fifeshire, Scotland, and

Pioneers in Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia


	John Brown  - married -  Mary Elizabeth (Dodds?)   
	b. April 9, 1830	 b. April 7, 1830
       	d. March 31, 1902	 d. Sept. 27, 1893
       	(blacksmith, miner)
			
	Their Children:

		1. David  1855-1938
		   m. Christy Ann Livingston 1859-1938

		2. Christy  1857-?
		   m. John James Jessome
   
		3. Margaret  1859-?
		   m. John MacIntosh  1858- ?

		4. Elizabeth  1862-1904
		   m. Alexander Forrest

		5. James  1864-1939
		   m. A) Sarah Elizabeth Lamond 1871-1902 
		      B) Christie Knox  1864-1929

		6. Thomas  1865-1948
		   m. Sarah Ferguson  1872-1939

		7. John  1868-1924
		   m. Elizabeth Lamond  1874-1919
   
		8. Charles  1872-1962
		   m. A) Mary Lamond  1871-1909 
   		      B) Agnes Forrest  1875-?

		9. Matthew Wilson  1874-1949
		   m. A) Elizabeth Ann MacNeil  1876-1931
  		      B) Marion (Johnstone) Bell  1874-?
Note re the Lamonds: Sarah E. and Mary were sisters. They were related to the Giant (MacAskill) on their mother's side. Elizabeth was their cousin. The Lamonds were from the Halfway Road in Sydney Mines. They used to say "The Brown boys had to go Halfway to get their wives".
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