Brown, Edward

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See Castle Street East 1 to 15 &c in London Addresses dataset

No 6 Castle St East Land Tax 1784-1792 Edward Brown / Sun Fire 1794 Catherine Brown widow 4 & 6 Castle St East

Middlesex sessions 1791 (London Lives). On 3.1.1791 William Smith coachmaker of Margaret St, Marylebone and James Smith of Marshall St Carnaby Market fruiterer bailed Edward Brown of Castle St East who had been arrested as reputed father of Catherine Chittenden's child not yet born as declared by her on 29.12.1790 and on 26.10.1791 the overseers of the poor for Marylebone swore Edward Brown had paid the parish all expenses. Harriet Brown dau of Edward Brown and Catherine Chittenden was born 7.7.1791 and bapt 18.7.1791 St Marylebone. 3 children named Harriet Brown were buried at St Marylebone on 16.1.1795, 18.7.1798 and 23.12.1805. 2 adults called Edward Brown were buried there on 16.12.1791 and 25.2.1794. William Morley (his mark) otp = 1.5.1808 at St James Clerkenwell by banns Catharine Chittenden. See also Brown, Catherine and Brown, Elizabeth. Note that Catherine Brown had already insured 4 & 7 Castle St East in 1790 styling herself widow so she was probably not the wife of Edward Brown nor the same person as Catherine Chittenden