John Browne, = Jane Roberts, of Co. Devon, | b. --, d. -- b. --, d. -- | +----------+---------------+------+ | | | George Michael = Ellen, John, of Devon, b. 1710, | dau. of b. 1713, b. 1708 d. -- | George Shaw d. 1713 | +--------------+------+ | | Peter = --? John = --? b. --, | of York | d. 1750 | | | | +-----------+ +---------------+ | | | Mary = Capt. Duncan, R.N., Henry = --? Robert, = Alice, daughter | of Somerset of Devon | b. --, d.-- | of John Jones = | | /|\ | +-----------+----------+ | | | | +----------+-------+------------+ James = Mary John Thomas | | | Scott died died Elizabeth John Mary | in infancy in infancy | +--------------+----+------+ | | | Ethel, George, John = Lucy Anna, m. John Scott b. 1885, b. dau. of Rev. d. 1904 1886 J. S. Lick, 1908 Again, the genealogist may have to write more in narrative form particulars connected with his family tree. The following is an illustration of how this may be done-- “John Browne was succeeded by his brother, James Browne, who was born 1st April 1661, married Sarah, daughter of Michael Jones of Wiltshire, and died in 1735, leaving issue-- 1. John, of whom presently. 2. George, alive in 1771. 3. Nicholas, b. 1710, d. --(?). 4. Bernard, married Mary Green, 1754. 1. Ellen, married --(?) Smith. 2. Elizabeth, b. 1705, married John Jones. 3. Abigail, married Peter Smith. 4. Mary, died in infancy. 5. Hannah. 6. Rose, died in infancy. “The eldest son, John Browne, b. 1698, succeeded his father, James, in 1735. He married, 1724, Isabella, daughter of Michael Spencer of Devonshire, and had four sons and three daughters.” CHAPTER VI ADDITIONAL NOTES ON PEDIGREE-HUNTING IN LONDON While the greater part of what has already been written applies to the pedigree-hunter in London as well as elsewhere, he has naturally, as being located in the British metropolis, certain advantages which cannot be enjoyed in other localities.