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

by David Dobson

Copyright (c) 2005 by David Dobson
All Right Reserved.

Printed for
Clearfield Company by
Genealogical Publishing Co.
Baltimore, Maryland
2005

International Standard Book Number: 0-8063-5276-0

Made in the United States of America



_REFERENCES_

ARCHIVES

AA    = Angus Archives, Montrose
AUA   = Aberdeen University Archives
NAC   = National Archives of Canada, Ottawa
NAS   = National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh
PANS  = Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Halifax
SCA   = Scottish Catholic Archives, Edinburgh
STG   = Stirling Council Archives, Stirling


PUBLICATIONS

DP   = Dunfermline Press, series
EC   = Edinburgh Courant, series
FH   = Fife Herald, series
FJ   = Fife Journal, series
GA   = Greenock Advertiser, series
IC   = Inverness Courier, series
JRK  = James Ramsay of Kildalton, F. Ramsay,
       [Toronto 1969]
MacG = Mackenzie's Gazette, series
PJ   = People's Journal, series
PO   = Pictou Observer, series
RGG  = Roll of Graduates of the University of Glasgow, 1727
       to 1897, W. I. Addison, Glasgow, 1898
SG   = Scottish Guardian, series
W    = Witness, series


BROWN, A., born 1821, a merchant, with his wife Isabella
    White born 1846, and infant, emigrated on the 1592 ton
    _SS_State_of_Pennsylvania_, master James Knight, from
    Glasgow via Larne to New York, arrived on 22
    September 1876. [USNA.M237/406]

BROWN, ALEXANDER, of Greenwich Street, New York,
    1853. [NAS.b22.4.64/110]

BROWN, ELIZABETH, daughter of Peter Brown of
    the /Toronto Globe/ formerly of Edinburgh, died in a railway
    accident between Canada and New York, near
    Syracuse, on 15 October 1857. [W.XVIII.19222]

BROWN, GEORGE, born in Wemyss, Fife, in 1852, son of
    John Brown a boot-maker, died in Runnel's Hotel,
    Texas, on 2 June 1886. [PJ:26.6.1886]

BROWN, JAMES, in Peebles and in USA, 1833.
   [NAS.B22.4.42/95]

BROWN, JANE, wife of Reverend W. B. Clark, formerly of
    Maxwelltown, Dumfries, died in Quebec, Lower Canada,
    on 16 February 1854. [W#XV.1525]

BROWN, JOHN S., in Hamilton, Ohio, 1844.
   [NAS.B22.4.53/48]

BROWN, J. F., late Captain of the HEICS Madras Artillery,
    died in Lower Canada on 29 April 1857. [W.XVIII.1874]

BROWN, ROBERT, at Cairnie Farm, Illinois, 1866.
   [NAS.B22.4.88/98]

BROWN, ROBERT PITT, third son of the late Robert Brown,
    died in Hamilton, Western Canada, on 4 December
    1850. [W#XII.1180]

BROWN, SARAH R., in Chatham, Ontario, 1877.
   [NAS.RD5.1642.57]

BROWN, ....., emigrated from Greenock, on the barque _Kent_
    bound for Montreal on 2 April 1842, shipwrecked on
    Seven Islands on 8 June 1842 but saved. [W.III.254]

BROWN, ....., son of Lieutenant Colonel Brown of the Royal
    Highlanders, was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick,
    on 15 January 1850. [W#XI.1082]

BROWN, ....., daughter of George Brown, was born in Toronto
    on 12 December 1863. [W#XXV.2705]