John BROWNING


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Name John BROWNING [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Relationship with Rodney VOJVODICH Immigration: Arr. Between 18 and 28 Jun 1851 Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia Per "Pyrenees" Born 6 May 1821 Henfield, Sussex, England Gender Male Baptism 6 May 1821 Henfield, Sussex, England - Anglican Church
Crime 31 Dec 1838 Shopbreaking - 4 months imprisonment. Crime 13 Mar 1843 Larceny by servant (aquitted), Crime 15 Jul 1848 Convicted Northampton - Robery with Violance - Transportation 8yrs Convict Number 1851 [7] #562 Immigration: Dep. 14 Mar 1851 Per "Pyrenees" Ticket of Leave 28 Jun 1851 Pardon 23 Apr 1853 Conditional Death Record 1890 Western Australia, Australia #97 Occupation Farmer, Labourer Buried 1890 Cemetery, Guildford, Western Australia, Australia Died 4 Feb 1890 Guildford, Western Australia, Australia Patriarch & Matriarch Henry BROWNING, b. 7 Jan 1748/49, Henfield, Sussex, England, d. 22 Mar 1832, Henfield, Sussex, England
(Age 83 years) (Grandfather)
Mary Ann HAMPER, b. 8 Oct 1786, Cowfold, Sussex, England, d. 11 Mar 1875, Henfield, Sussex, England
(Age 88 years) (Mother)
Person ID I742 MyBradyTree | BRADY, Descendant of Convict John BROWNING , KLL Last Modified 21 May 2022
Father Richard BROWNING, b. 18 Nov 1781, Upper Beeding, Sussex, England
, d. 18 May 1868, Henfield, Sussex, England
(Age 86 years)
Mother Mary Ann HAMPER, b. 8 Oct 1786, Cowfold, Sussex, England , d. 11 Mar 1875, Henfield, Sussex, England
(Age 88 years)
Married 1802 Children 1. John BROWNING, b. 6 May 1821, Henfield, Sussex, England , d. 4 Feb 1890, Guildford, Western Australia, Australia
Family ID F444 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 UNKNOWN, b. UNKNOWN, d. DECEASED Married Bef 1851 England Notes - Wife and 2 children left in England.
Last Modified 21 May 2022 Family ID F443 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Charlotte LAMB, b. 17 Mar 1816, Great Tew, Oxfordshire, England
, d. 15 Dec 1891, Greenough, Western Australia, Australia
(Age 75 years)
Other Partners: William John BRANDIS m. 1835Married 2 Jan 1855 Wexcombe, Western Australia, Australia Children 1. John BROWNING, b. Abt 1855, d. DECEASED + 2. Alfred BROWNING, b. 2 Nov 1855, Middle Swan, Western Australia, Australia , d. 20 Mar 1922, Dongara, Western Australia, Australia
(Age 66 years)
â–» Mary Anne ANDERSON m. 24 May 1881+ 3. Ruth BROWNING, b. 27 Jul 1858, Chittering, Western Australia, Australia , d. 11 Apr 1934, Swan, Western Australia, Australia
(Age 75 years)
â–» William PURCELL m. 14 Dec 1874Last Modified 21 May 2022 Family ID F342 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Records have hime as a yoeman in the Swan Districts, Chittering. A poultry farmer at Greenough during 1867-1885. And a labourer. Between the years1865-1869 he employed 8 ticket of leave men, including a builder in 1865, a well sinker in 1866 & a fencer in1869.
Coat of Arms
First, some basic info: coats of arms do not belong to surnames, they belong to individuals and families (i.e. actual relatives). There are more than one "Browning" coats of arms, each belonging to a different family named Browning. There are also undoubtedly many more Browning families which never have used arms at all. While its interesting to look up arms associated with folks of the same surname, you can't claim one or the other of the historically documented Browning coats of arms as "yours" any more than you can claim to be related to some historical Browning, unless & until you've done the genealogical research to prove (or more likely disprove) the relationship.
Having said that, the most frequently seen Browning coat of arms is that of Browning of Coaley (sp?) which at various times was recorded as "Argent three bars wavy Azure" (Silver or white shield with three wavy horizontal stripes) or "Barry wavy of six Argent and Azure" (divided into six wavy horizontal stripes alternately Silver or White, and Blue). There is a family of Brownings which settled in Connecticut in the 1600's IIRC which claimed to be descended from the Brownings of Coaley, and therefore used these arms; can't say whether the claimed descent was valid or not. The earliest Brownings to settle in Virginia never have, AFAIK, claimed descent from B. of Coaley; the oldest line of Virginia Brownings have been attributed a different coat of arms, but I've never been able to trace where they came from. Possibly they are valid, possibly just made-up.
- Records have hime as a yoeman in the Swan Districts, Chittering. A poultry farmer at Greenough during 1867-1885. And a labourer. Between the years1865-1869 he employed 8 ticket of leave men, including a builder in 1865, a well sinker in 1866 & a fencer in1869.
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Reference Darryl Brady. (2022, May 25). John BROWNING. Brady Family Tree in Western Australia. Retrieved from https://www.bradyfamilytree.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I742&tree=BRADY2008
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