Ancestry/Genealogy

OnionPatch

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12. Oh, there's tons of info on the Brownlees out there.

Tue Apr 16, 2013, 05:38 PM

Apr 2013

One of them married a woman who I believe is the sister of my 4xg-grandfather. (The man whose probate this is). This David Brownlee is either her son or her husband's brother. There are two in the area and I'm not sure which is this guy. If the younger, then he may be a nephew to my 4xgreat-grandfather.

I'm hitting a brick wall on my g-grandfathers line and thought if she is really his sister, I may be able to find more info on him by tracing them.

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Help deciphering a probate record [View all] OnionPatch Apr 2013 OP

Amercement Act? watrwefitinfor Apr 2013 #1

Well, I can't get my scanner to work, or I would post it. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #2

Ok, I have a new printer/scanner! (Boy did I need one!) Here's a scan of the document. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #3

Could it possibly be "Wives Act"? Spider Jerusalem Apr 2013 #4

Thanks, I'll check into all of those. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #5

Well, maybe. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #8

Just thinking out loud... madinmaryland Apr 2013 #9

Yes I think they are saying that. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #10

One thing I did come across last when I did a little research into it, was madinmaryland Apr 2013 #11

Oh, there's tons of info on the Brownlees out there. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #12

Could it be possible that it is referring to the mercer's account? A mercer is also known as madinmaryland Apr 2013 #6

He was a wheelwright. OnionPatch Apr 2013 #7

A convenient reference you can download free csziggy Apr 2013 #13