Mr. BROWN {M} [P388] = Mrs. [F128] BROWN {F} [P1794]

Married EST 1743, Kilmarnock ?

Mr. BROWN:

Born EST 1720


Mrs. [F128] BROWN:

Alias BROWN

William BROWN {M} [P382] = Anne HUNTER {F} [P383] > Family [F125]

Married 1769, Banchory-Termain, Kincardine IGI-M112524

William BROWN:

Born EST 1744, Kilmarnock
OCCUPATION: Write/Solicitor


Anne HUNTER:

Alias Ann BROWN (EST 1769)
Born EST 1748, Kilmarnock?
Died EST 1775, Kilmarnock

= Jean GREGG {F} [P380] > Family [F127]

Married EST 1780, Kilmarnock Ayrs(IGI)

Jean GREGG:

Alias Jean BROWN (EST 1774)
Born Tuesday 8 September 1761, Kilmarnock Ayrs
Christened Wednesday 9 September 1761, Kilmarnock
Died BEF 1798, Pre1798 re-Petition daughter Janet
SOURCE: SCR/OPR IGI C115787
OPR AYR: 'Jean Greg lawful daughter to James Greg Dancing Master and Janet Henderson his spouse born 8th September 1761 and baptised 9th September'. This Jean is probably the Jean Gregg[P380] who married William Brown[P382] C.1779

We know that Jeans father was a Land Surveyer as stated on the birth record of her son William Wallace Brown. It is suggested by Matthew Greig[Gifnock] that Jean may have been daughter to James Greg[P437] and Janet Henderson[P438][F142-Ayr]. Likely in that two children to this marriage named James and Janet.
James was known as a Master of Manners and a Dance Master but Jeans father was described as Land Surveyer on the birth record of her son William Wallace.
Jean had died by 1798 when a Petition raised on behalf of her daughter Janet DELLA Brown described Jean as the late spouse of William Brown