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William Gray Brown (c1840-1926) of [[George Brown and Son]] | William Gray Brown (c1840-1926) of [[George Brown and Son]] | ||
c.1840 Born the son of George Brown (1812-1898) | c.1840 Born the son of [[George Brown (1812-1898)|George Brown]] | ||
1871 Living at Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard: George Brown (age 58 born Houghton Regis), Smith and Ironfounder employing 14 men and 4 boys (Widower). With two daughters and son [[William Gray Brown| William G. Brown]] (age 31 born Leighton Buzzard), Iron Founder.<ref>1871 Census</ref> | 1871 Living at Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard: George Brown (age 58 born Houghton Regis), Smith and Ironfounder employing 14 men and 4 boys (Widower). With two daughters and son [[William Gray Brown| William G. Brown]] (age 31 born Leighton Buzzard), Iron Founder.<ref>1871 Census</ref> |
Latest revision as of 17:29, 11 April 2023
William Gray Brown (c1840-1926) of George Brown and Son
c.1840 Born the son of George Brown
1871 Living at Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard: George Brown (age 58 born Houghton Regis), Smith and Ironfounder employing 14 men and 4 boys (Widower). With two daughters and son William G. Brown (age 31 born Leighton Buzzard), Iron Founder.[1]
1901 Living at 61 Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard: William G. Brown (age 62 born Leighton Buzzard), Iron Founder and Agricultural Implement Maker. With his wife Sarah, three daughters and son Ernest W. Brown (age 13 born Leighton Buzzard).[2]
1906 Married Emily Frances Widow of John Frances Hudson.[3]
1911 Living at Victoria House, 61 Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard: William Gray Brown (age 72 born Leighton Buzzard), Iron Founder. With his wife Emilie Frances.[4]