Joseph BROWN

1876 – 1951 · Macclesfield, Cheshire

Father: Bernard James BROWN · Mother: Mary Ann KEEGAN

👶Birth 1876 🏛️ Victoria becomes Empress of India	Macclesfield, Cheshire 📍 ⓘ1891 Census Cheshire BMD Ref: WMC/42/25 West Macclesfield Cheshire East (There is another Joseph, East Macc EMC/31/61)
🏠Lived (5) 1881	25 Pierce Street, Macclesfield, Cheshire 📍 📎 View
💼Occupation (5) 1881	Scholar
🏠Lived (15) 1891 🏛️ Free elementary education	4 Charlotte Street West, Macclesfield, Cheshire 📍 ⓘ1891 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation (15) 1891	Scholar ⓘ1891 Census
💒Marriage (23) 1899 🏛️ Second Boer War	Emily STEELE Christ Church, Macclesfield, Cheshire 📍 Emily & Annie STEELE both shown as marrying a Joseph BROWN. 1911 Census shows wife as Emily. Assume this may have been a double wedding ⓘCheshire BMD Ref: MCC/1/359
🏠Lived (35) 1911 🏛️ National Insurance Act	8 Finn Street, North Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 with Emily STEELE ⓘ1911 Census 📎 View 1911 Census: Joseph Brown \| Head of Family \| Protestant members of Saint Pauls Parish Church of Ireland \| Could Read & Write \| Aged 35 last birthday \| Silk Loom Overlooker \| Married 12 years \| 4 Children born alive and 4 still living \| All Born Macclesfield, England Emily Brown \| Wife \| Could Read & Write \| Aged 36 \| Married Elsie Brown \| Daughter \| Could Read & Write \| Aged 11 \| Scholar Alfred Brown \| Son \| Could Read & Write \| Aged 8 \| Scholar Ethel Brown \| Daughter \| Aged 5 James Brown \| … Show more
💼Occupation (35) 1911	Silk Loom Overlooker ⓘ1911 Census
✝️Death (75) 28/01/1951 🏛️ Festival of Britain	Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 ⓘAncestry.co.uk

Children with Emily STEELE

Elsie BROWN

b. 1900, Macclesfield, Cheshire

Alfred BROWN

b. 1901, Macclesfield, Cheshire · d. 1937, General Infirmary, Macclesfield, Cheshire · m. Emma SALT

Ethel BROWN

b. 1906, Macclesfield, Cheshire

James BROWN

b. 1908, Macclesfield, Cheshire

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📎 CensusResidence, 1911

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Joseph BROWN

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