John Brown

John Brown
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1838–1906 · 68 years old

Born 1838 in Sutton Waldron, Dorset, EnglandDied 12 April 1906 in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Carter, Ipswich

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Family

Parents

EW Elizabeth Willmott 1816–1859 mother

Spouse

SM Sarah Ann Manning 1845–1928 m. 14 October 1862

Children with Sarah Ann Manning

EB Elizabeth Brown 1863–1931 EB Eliza Brown 1865–1866 EB Emily Brown 1866–1946 EB Ellen Brown 1869–1890 HB Henry Brown 1871–1897 AB Amelia Brown 1873–1962 FB Frederick George Brown 1874–1954 TB Thomas Brown 1876–1893 LB Lily Brown 1880–1919 JB John Brown 1882–1953 MB Mary Ann Brown 1884–1884 MB Millicent Ann Brown 1887–1921

Health

Cause of death

12 April 1906 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Internal haemorrhage; he had suffered from a weak liver and weak lungs (Dr Von Lossberg, Government Medical Officer)

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BirthResidenceWorkMarriageDeath / burialHealth

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1830s
Born 1838

Sutton Waldron, Dorset, England
Death of brother John Brown before 1837

aged 2
1840s
2
Death of brother John William Brown March 1840

Holy Trinity, Dorset, Englandaged 3
6
Death of sister Sarah Hannah Brown September 1844

Holy Trinity, Dorset, Englandaged 6
9
Death of brother George Brown September 1847

Holy Trinity, Dorset, Englandaged 2
1850s
13
Residence 1851

Sutton Waldron, Dorset, England
15
Death of brother James Brown 1853

Holy Trinity, Dorset, Englandaged 1
21
Death of mother Elizabeth Willmott June 1859

Holy Trinity, Dorset, Englandaged 43
1860s
23
Marriage of brother John William Brown December 1861

Dorset, England
24
Married to Sarah Ann Manning 14 October 1862

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
24
Occupation 1862

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Carter, Ipswich

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25
Birth of daughter Elizabeth Brown 13 September 1863

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
27
Birth of daughter Eliza Brown 1 April 1865

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
28
Death of daughter Eliza Brown 19 February 1866

Queensland, Australiainfant
28
Birth of daughter Emily Brown 23 December 1866

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
31
Birth of daughter Ellen Brown 19 July 1869

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
1870s
33
Birth of son Henry Brown 16 April 1871

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
35
Birth of daughter Amelia Brown 7 February 1873

Glamorgan Vale, Queensland, Australia
36
Birth of son Frederick George Brown 5 October 1874

Rosewood, Queensland, Australia
38
Birth of son Thomas Brown 18 July 1876

Queensland, Australia
1880s
42
Marriage of daughter Elizabeth Brown 19 March 1880

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
42
Birth of daughter Lily Brown 26 April 1880

Queensland, Australia
44
Birth of son John Brown 7 May 1882

Queensland, Australia
46
Birth of daughter Mary Ann Brown 29 April 1884

Queensland, Australia
46
Death of daughter Mary Ann Brown 7 May 1884

Queensland, Australiainfant
49
Birth of daughter Millicent Ann Brown 21 January 1887

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
49
Marriage of daughter Emily Brown 10 November 1887
1890s
52
Marriage of daughter Ellen Brown 14 May 1890
52
Death of daughter Ellen Brown 10 December 1890

Fernvale, Queensland, Australiaaged 21
55
Death of son Thomas Brown 14 January 1893

Queensland, Australiaaged 16
59
Marriage of daughter Amelia Brown 23 March 1897

Queensland, Australia
59
Death of son Henry Brown 28 September 1897

Glamorgan Vale, Queensland, Australiaaged 26
61
Marriage of son Frederick George Brown 21 January 1899

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
1900s
62
Residence c. 1900 – 1918

Raceview, Queensland, Australia

Raceview (John until his death in 1906; Sarah until about 1918)

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Marriage of daughter Lily Brown 14 June 1905
68
Medical (Cause of death) 12 April 1906

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Internal haemorrhage; he had suffered from a weak liver and weak lungs (Dr Von Lossberg, Government Medical Officer)

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Undated
Occupation

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Worked in the construction gang on Queensland's first railway, from Ipswich to Bigge's Camp (Grandchester)

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Residence

Glamorgan Vale, Queensland, Australia

Farm at Glamorgan Vale, taken up after the railway work was completed; lived there until moving to Raceview

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1900s
68
Died 12 April 1906

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Found dying on the roadway in the southern suburbs of Ipswich, near the cemetery, on Thursday afternoon, apparently having fallen from his spring cart while driving back into the city; aged 68

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Buried 14 April 1906

Ipswich, Queensland, Australia

Ipswich Cemetery; funeral left his residence at Raceview at 10 am (J. W. Reed, undertaker)

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