5^th May 1627

Born

In the Parish of Lewes, Sussex

Sussex Archaeological Collection, Vol 66, pages 123-135

30^th May 1627

Christened

At All Saints in the Parish of Lewes, Sussex

Sussex Archaeological Collection, Vol 66, pages 123-135

9^th December 1647

Married

George Browne, of Buckland, Surrey in the Parish of Streat, Sussex

2^nd October 1649

Birth of a son

George at Buckland in the County of Surrey

14^th December 1650

Died

Sussex Archaeological Collection, Vol 66, pages 123-135
Don Lloyd and Kathryn Smith's research

20^th December 1650

Buried

At St. Margaret's Church in the Parish of Horsmonden, Kent

c 1665

History

 

During their ownership, the Dobells from time to time sold off part of their lands at Bayham and amongst the purchasers was Samuel Gott, a well known iron master of the day, who was closely connected with the famous Gloucester Furnace which lay just over a mile to the east of the Abbey, within the parish of Lamberhurst. Finally the Dobells disposed of their whole interest to a member of a very prominent ironmaster family named George Brown [of Buckland who had married Anne Dobell in1647], and it was Ambrose Brown who, in 1714, sold it to Sir John Pratt, in the hands of whose descendants it has remained ever since.