Scots in the USA and Canada, 1825-1875. Part Five

by David Dobson

Denver Public Library
R02450 47942

Copyright (c) 2007 by David Dobson
All Right Reserved.

Printed for
Clearfield Company by
Genealogical Publishing Co.
Baltimore, Maryland
2007

ISBN-13: 978-0-8063-5364-7
ISBN-10: 0-8063-5364-3

Made in the United States of America



_REFERENCES_

ARCHIVES

DCA   = Dundee City Archives
NA    = National Archives, London
NARA  = National Archives, Record Administration
NAS   = National Archives of Scotland
NLS   = National Library of Scotland
PAM   = Public Archives of Manitoba
PANB  = Public Archives of New Brunswick
PANS  = Public Archives of Nova Scotia
PAPEI = Public Archives of Prince Edward Island
SAU   = St Andrews University
SCA   = Scottish Catholic Archives, Edinburgh
SHC   = Southern Historical Collection, University of
        North Carolina at Chapel Hill


PUBLICATIONS

BPP  = British Parliamentary Papers, series
CC   = Canadian Courant, series
DA   = Dundee Advertiser, series
DPCA = Dundee, Perth and Cupar Advertiser, series
EC   = Edinburgh Courant, series
EEC  = Edinburgh Evening Courant, series
F    = Fasti
FFP  = Fife Free Press, series
FH   = Fife Herald, series
FJ   = Fife Journal, series
GA   = Greenock Advertiser, series
IC   = Inverness Courier, series
GH   = Glasgow Herald, series
MG   = Montreal Gazette, series
MH   = Montreal Herald, series
PJ   = People's Journal, series
QM   = Quebec Mercury, series
QMC  = Quebec Morning Chronicle, series
S    = Scotsman, series
W    = Witness, series


BROWN, CHRISTOPHER D., an engineer in California, 1876.
   [NAS.RD5.1602.545]

BROWN, ISABELLA, eldest daughter of the late John Brown a
   wright at Bruntsfield Links, Edinburgh, and widow of John
   Lawrie a tailer and clothier from South Castle Street,
   Edinburgh, died at Oakville, Canada West, on 5 June 1879.
   [S#11,214]

BROWN, JAMES, died in Savanna Georgia, in May 1838.
   [DPCA#1878]

BROWN, JAMES, in New York, 1861. [NAS.RD5.1128/307]

BROWN, JANE H., in New York, 1862 [NAS.RD5,1165/459]

BROWN, or STEVENSON, JEANNIE, in Montreal, 1867.
   [NAS.RD5.1283/409]

BROWN, PETER, born 1860, youngest son of Andrew Brown in
   Newburgh, Fife, was accidentally shot on board the _Tulchan 
   of Dundee_ at Philadelphia on 8 July 1879. [People's Journal]

BROWN, R., arrived in Quebec on 19 May 1822 aboard the
   _Rebecca_, Captain Harvey, from Greenock on 10 April 1822.
   [MG:30.5.1822]

BROWN, ROBERT, emigrated from Greenock aboard the brig
   _Portaferry_ bound for Montreal in 1833, arrived there on 30 
   May 1833. [MG:30.5.1833]

BROWN, WILLIAM, in San Francisco, 1875.
   [NAS.RD5.1537/201]

BROWN, ....., arrived in Quebec on 11 May 1819 on the _Rebecca_,
   master Thomas McKenzie, from Grennock. [MG:19.5.1819]

BROWN, ....., arrived in Quebec on 11 October 1820 aboard the
    brig _Jane_, from Ayr. [QM]