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Janet Lawson BROWN 1841 – 1908 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 04 Feb 1841

Birth Location: Peebleshire, Scot or West Linton Scot

Death Date: 14 Oct 1908

Death Location: Eltham NZ

Father: Adam BROWN

Mother: Barbara WATSON

Spouse(s): George BANNAN

Children(s): Rose BANNAN, John BANNAN, George BANNAN, Janet BANNAN, Thomas BANNAN, Bertha BANNAN, Louisa BANNAN, Ernest BANNAN, Alfred BANNAN, Alice BANNAN, William BANNAN

The birth of Janet Lawson BROWN took place in 1841 in Peebleshire, Scot or West Linton Scot, to Adam BROWN and Barbara WATSON. Janet Lawson BROWN married George May BANNAN, and together they had Rose Eliza BANNAN, John James Angus BANNAN, George Adam BANNAN, Janet Ashton BANNAN, Thomas William BANNAN, Bertha Elizabeth BANNAN, Louisa Ada BANNAN, Ernest James BANNAN, Alfred May BANNAN, Alice Clara BANNAN and William BANNAN. Janet Lawson BROWN's death occurred in 1908 in Eltham NZ.

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Parents

Adam BROWN
1811 – 1882
Birth Location: Lanarshire
AB
Barbara WATSON
1811 – 1887
Birth Location: Edinburgh
BW

Spouses(s)

George BANNAN
1838 – 1890
Birth Location: Plymouth, Eng.
GB

Children(s)

Rose BANNAN
1866 –
Birth Location: Auckland, NZ.
RB
John BANNAN
1867 –
Birth Location: Greymouth
JB
George BANNAN
1869 – 1936
Birth Location: Little Grey Junction. West Coast NZ,
GB
Janet BANNAN
1871 – 1871
Birth Location: Little Grey Junction. West Coast NZ,
JB
Thomas BANNAN
1872 –
Birth Location: Little Grey Junction. West Coast NZ,
TB
Bertha BANNAN
1874 –
Birth Location: Little Grey Junction. West Coast NZ,
BB
Louisa BANNAN
1876 –
Birth Location: Little Grey Junction. West Coast NZ,
LB
Ernest BANNAN
1878 –
Birth Location: Upper Blackwater. West Coast NZ,
EB
Alfred BANNAN
1880 –
Birth Location: Upper Blackwater. West Coast NZ,
AB
Alice BANNAN
1882 –
Birth Location: Upper Blackwater. West Coast NZ,
AB
William BANNAN
1884 – 1884
Birth Location: Upper Blackwater. West Coast NZ,
WB

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: 04 Feb 1841
    Event Place: Peebleshire, Scot or West Linton Scot

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: 14 Oct 1908
    Event Place: Eltham NZ
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