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Royal Brown Biography. Was born April 11, 1811, in Vermont.
His father was David Brown, a native of Massachusetts, and his mother's maiden name was Sarah Hubbard, born in Connecticut, daughter of Wm. Hubbard. Descendants of David Brown and Sarah Hubbard Brown. Larimer County Genealogical Society » Family Tree Maker Training Schedule. The Family Tree Maker (FTM) training classes will be presented at one of these local libraries:Harmony Library, 4616 South Shields Street in Fort Collins (on the West side of Front Range Community College campus, Phone: 204-8206)Council Tree Library, 2733 Council Tree Avenue, Suite 200, Fort Collins.
See the Calendar of Events for dates and locations. Would you like a quick review of the top ten genealogy software packages? Please select this link to Top Ten Reviews for Windows Genealogy Software or MacIntosh Genealogy Software. Our society promotes Family Tree Maker training classes as 65% of our members plus many local genealogists use this popular software for organizing their family tree data. We encourage our new members and new genealogists to attend our FREE classes. FTM Instructor Bob Larson not only presents the many different features of Family Tree Maker software each month as noted below, but also teaches new tips and tricks on using this versatile program. December No Class! Knowles Family Genealogy - IN ENGLAND. In Boulton-le-Moors Parish in Lancashire County, England, Richard Knowles and Margaret Hopkinson were married on July 18, 1595.
Richard and Margaret had seven children, as follows: John, who was baptized on January 25, 1603; Robert, who was baptized on January 28, 1604; Elizabeth, who was baptized on April 2, 1609; Francis, a son who was baptized on March 3, 1610; James, who was baptized on January 6, 1616 and probably named for King James I; and Mary, who was baptized on April 8, 1620 and possibly named for the king's late mother. Anne was the name of the king's Danish wife. All Richard's and Margaret's children were born at Quarlton in Boulton-le-Moors Parish and were baptized by Church of England clergy. James Knowles was married at the age of 23 years to Elizabeth Isherwood on May 2, 1639 in Boulton Parish.