NameMargaret Ogilvie Brown
[33, Geo Brown's family], [3, Her death aged 89, Q4 of 1879, Tunbridge dist, vol 2a, p. 359], [4, 1871: RG10, Piece 028, Folio 6, p. 3]
Birth10 Apr 1790, Leith South, Midlothians, Scotland
Baptism20 Apr 1790, Leith South, Midlothians, Scotland
Death8 Dec 1879, 17 Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
General2nd dau. d. unm.
Notes for Margaret Ogilvie Brown
Her baptism transcipt by me from an image of the parish births register:
[ Leith South ]
“August and September 1790
“. . . .
“Broun
“Mr George Brun, Merchant in Leith, and Maergaret Balfour ’Spas’(?) D.N.
“Margaret born 10th bapd 20th April 1790 by the Revd Thomas Scott
“Minister of the Gospel Ballingry. Witnesses Mr Edward Broun and
“Mr William Balfour both Uncles to the said child.
“N.B. The above Childs name not being sooner notified to the
“Clerk is the reason of its being insert here.”
I wonder if Alexander Park was the father of Alexander Atherton Park who married George and Margaret’s much younger daughter Mary France?
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In 1841 there is one Margaret Brown living on her own at some house in Harley Street and born in Scotland and aged 55.
In 1851 she was living with her widowed mother in Tunbridge Wells and was born in Scotland.
In 1861 she was living in Church Road Tonbridge, aged 70 and born in Scotland.
In 1871 she was living with her sister Louisa in Tunbridge.
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Her death transcript fromt he new-ish GRO records including age:
Name: Age at Death (in years):
BROWN, MARGARET OGILVIE 89
GRO Reference: 1879 D Quarter in TUNBRIDGE Volume 02A Page 359
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Will notes for Margaret Ogilvie Brown
Her probate index:
BROWN Margaret Ogilvie
978
Personal Estate under £6,000
Resworn March 1880 under £9,000.
31 December. The Will with two Codicils of Margaret
Ogilvie Brown formerly of 50 Marina St, Leonard’s-on-Sea in
the County of Sussex but late of 17 Church-road Tunbridge
Wells in the County of Kent Spinster who died 8 December
1879 at 17 Church-road was proved at the Principal
Registry by William Trotter of Horton Manor Epsom in the
County of Surrey Esquire the Brother the surviving Executor.
Her will has been ordered.
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