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BROWN Census Abstracts

BROWN: 1850 Census: NJ Camden
Gloucester City, p183
 
561 584   Henry Combe   29 M Blacksmith 1100 Delaware
           Mary Combe   23 F                 Delaware
   Charlotte A. Combe    2 F                 New Jersey
      Cooper C. Combe 2/12 M                 New Jersey
--- 585 Abraham Brown   42 M Laborer         New Jersey
           Mary Brown   38 F                 New Jersey
          Eliza Brown   16 F                 New Jersey
        William Brown   13 M                 New Jersey
          Sarah Brown   10 F                 New Jersey
           Mary Brown    8 F                 New Jersey
         Joseph Brown    2 M                 New Jersey
         Samuel Brown 2/12 M                 New Jersey

Note: Not certain this is correct family for Mary Brown who married David Craner. Mary Brown's marriage certificate lists Abraham Brown as her father & no mother listed. The Mary Brown here is the right age. (8)

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