Lettice Brownlow

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The Brownlow Family and the Rise of Lurgan
from Review - Journal of Craigavon Historical Society Vol. 1 No. 1
by K. Clendinning

The eldest, Lettice, married firstly, Patrick Chamberlain, a member of an old Anglo-Norman family of Nizelrath, Co. Louth. He came to County Louth about 1312 and from this marriage there were three of a family, Arthur, Philemon, and Eleanor

Lettice married secondly to Christopher Clinton of Clintonstown Co. Louth and from this union there were three more of a family William, Arthur and Christopher. She married thirdly to Capt. Alenandra of Williston, Co. Louth, and fourthly to a Mr. Beversham. Arthur Chamberlain, the eldest son of Lettice Brownlow, was born at Ardee Co. Louth, in 1645, educated at Trinity College, Dublin and qualified in law at Lincoln's Inn.
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More About LETTICE BROWNLOW:
Burial Site: Shankill, Lurgan, Armagh
Graveyard Name: Shankill Old
Parish: Shankill
Town/Townland: Shankill
County: Armagh
Surname: ASTON, BROWNLOW
Inscription: [Here lyeth the body of Lettica Aston alias Brownlow eldest daughter of Sr William Brownlow Knt Who after she had seen a numerous progency [sic] descended from her own body even [sic] grandchildren children [sic] dyed in the 87th year of her age on the 16th day of January 1669 .

Died:
Buried 27 Jan 1699 in Shankill Cemetery, Lurgan, County Armagh, Northen Ireland

Lettice married Patrick Chamberlian in 1643. Patrick was born in in Nestlerath, Louth, Ireland; died before 1652. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Arthur (Chamberlian) Brownlow was born in 1645 in Ardee, Niselrath, Co Louthy; died on 22 Feb 1712 in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland.
2. Elinor Brownlow died after 5 Feb 1720 in Shankill, Lurgan, Northern Ireland.
3. Jane Chamberlin

Family/Spouse: Beversham. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lettice married Patrick McCartan in 1631. Patrick was born in 1591; died in 1643. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lettice married Christopher Clinton about 1652. Christopher died in Mar 1658. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William Clinton was born in 1654.
2. Arthur Clinton
3. Christopher Clinton

Lettice married Alexander Aston in 1659. Alexander died about 1668. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lettice married John Beversham in 1668. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sir William Brownlow, son of John Brownlow and Duglas Robarts, was born in 1591 in St. Andrew’s, Epworth, Lincolnshire. He was baptized on 16 October 1591 in St. Andrew’s, Epworth, Lincolnshire. On 15 December 1622, he was knighted by Sir Henry Cary, Viscount Falkland. He also served as Sheriff of County Armagh in 1623 and represented the county in Parliament of Ireland in 1639. He died on 2 January 1660/1 at the age of 70 in County Armagh, Ireland.

Having no sons, he left the bulk of his estate to his grandson Arthur Chamberlain with the stipulation that he assume the name and arms of Brownlow.

Sir William Brownlow married Elinor O’Doherty.

William married Elinor O'Doherty. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 1320

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From Jason Lee Edwards (https://brownlowfamilyorigins.com/john-brownlow-c-1569-1616/)

John Brownlow, son of Richard Brownlow and Helen Roper, was born about 1569 in Nottingham, England. He died about 1616 in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. John Brownlow and Duglas Robarts were married on 30 Apr 1589 in St. Mary’s, Nottingham. Duglas Robarts, daughter of John Robarts, was born in 1571 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. She was baptized on 2 Sep 1571 in St. Andrew’s, Epworth, Lincolnshire. She died in Feb 1591/2 at the age of 21 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. Duglas was buried on 23 Feb 1591/2 in St. Andrew’s, Epworth, Lincolnshire. John Brownlow and Duglas

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From The Brownlow Family and the Rise of Lurgan

from Review- Journal of Craigavon Historical Society Vol. 1 No. 1
by K. Clendinning

The town of Lurgan owes its existence and much of its success to the family of Brownlow. The surname is also written Bromloe and Bromley in state papers.

In 1567 the Mayor of Nottingham was one John Brownlow, a Miller of Basfod in Nottingham. He also held this office in 1568/9, 1575/6, 1589/90, and 1591/92. He died in 1592 leaving his son John Brownlow his corn mill at Basfod. John married a daughter of Douglas Robards of Heanor in Derby and went to live in Epworth in Lincolnshire. His wife died and was buried with his first son John, leaving a second son William, baptised October 1591.

Shortly after the death of his wife, John Brownlow returned to Nottingham, but held his house and lands at Epworth till 1615.

During the plantation of Ulster by James I, John Brownlow offered himself as an undertaker of lands in O'Neilland, stating that he was worth £150 per annum and that he wanted 2,000 acres. He was granted the middle proportion of Doughcarron containing 1,500 acres at a total rent of £8 to hold for ever, May 29th 1610.

In the maps of Escheated Counties of Ireland, Doughcarron appears violet, the colour used to distinguish those of middle size and occupies the northern portion of the ancient territory of Clan Brassil stretching along the shore of Lough Neagh. Excluded from this grant was the balliboe of Shankill and half the balliboe Aghnacloy or Aghecloghie containing 90 acres, this was set aside for the church.

On this map there is in the townland of Shankill, a roofless church surrounded by trees - Shankill - meaning "Old Church".

John Brownlow's son William was also granted 1,000 acres in the Manor of Ballynamoney, June 18th, 1610. This portion lay on the southern shore of Lough Neagh, stretching from the upper Bann eastward to Doughcarron and southward to John Machett's part of Kerhonan.

By 1611, the Brownlows were residing in the district and started to build two bawns having brought six carpenters, one mason, a tailor and workmen. In 1619, a fair town had arisen on Doughcarron consisting of forty two houses, streets all paved, two water-mills and a windmill.

John Brownlow died about 1616 and his son William was regranted the lands at Ballynamoney and Doughcarron by letters patent under Seal of Charles II to form Manor of Brownlows Derry 29th June 1629.

John married Duglas Robarts on 30 Apr 1589 in St Mary's Nottingham, England. Duglas (daughter of John Robarts) was born in 1571 in Epworth, Lincolnshire, England; died in Feb 1591 in Epworth, Lincolnshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 1352

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• Reference Number: 1696

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From Jason Lee Edwards (https://brownlowfamilyorigins.com/richard-brownlow/)
Richard Brownlow was born about 1542 to John Brownlow and Anne Roper in Nottingham. He married Helen Roper 15 June 1567 in St. Lawrence’s, Heanor, Derbyshire.1 He died in Nottingham prior to 14 May 1584 when administration of his estate was granted.2

That is wife survived him is proved by an entry in the list of parishioners of St. Mary’s, Nottingham, from 1583, that list “Rycharde Brounlawe” as a resident of Pilcher Gate but has been altered by later hand to read “Wydoe.”3 She died, probably in Nottingham, before 4 December 1601, when her daughter Anne was described as “Daughter of Richarde Brownelowe whilst he lived of Nottingham in the County of Nottingham deceased the mother beinge deade allso.”4

1 “England, Derbyshire, Church of England Parish Registers, 1537-1918,” database with images, FamilySearch (accessed 20 April 2021), Marriage of Richard Brownloe and Hellen Roper, St. Lawrence’s, Heanor, Derbyshire, 15 Jun 1567; Derbyshire Record Office, England; FHL microfilm 2,104,171. “Weddings: 1567…Richard Brownloe & Hellen Roper were married ye xvth day of June.”

2 Index of wills in the York Registry, Vol. 19, Index to wills in the York Registry, 1568-1585, FamilySearch (accessed 20 April 2021), Appendix, Index to the Administration Acts taken from the Act Books, 1568 to 1585, May 14, 1584. Bromley, Richard, Nottingham, Nottingham, page 192.

3 Miscellaneous parish records, 1524-1890, St. Mary’s, Nottingham, images, FamilySearch (accessed 20 April 2021), Church Warden Accounts, 1582-1593, Pylchergate, Rycharde Brounlawe; citing Nottinghamshire Archives Office, Nottingham, England; FHL flim 1517657.

4 London and Surrey, England, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1597-1921, database with images, Ancestry (accessed 20 April 2021), Marriage Allegation of Richard Debdale and Anne Brownlowe, 4 December 1601; citing London, England: London Metropolitan Archives, Reference: MS 10091/2.

Richard married Helen Roper on 15 Jun 1567 in St. Laurance's Heanor, Derbyshire, England. Helen was born in 1500 in Eltham, Kent, , England; died on 7 May 1563 in Boughton, Northamptonshire, , England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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