George Hall Browne (male)
Father27 Aug 1855Patricio Jose(f) (Patrick Joseph) Browne
MotherUnknownMary Rose Hall
Birth1895Buenos Aires
George Hall Browne was at school in Buenos Aires and for a time at Wimbledon College, his grandmother Ellen Hall and two aunts, Nellie and Lucy, lived at Wimbledon.

He fought in the 1914/18 war in the Royal Engineers and won the Military Cross for bravery in bridging operations under heavy enemy fire.

Ida Gladys Hubble (female)
Birth9 Apr 1896Unknown

Family of George Hall Browne & Ida Gladys Hubble
Marriage1920Belgrano
Girl1923Joan Doreen Browne
Boy6 Apr 1926Living
Girl6 Apr 1926Living
Girl1929Living
Patricio Jose(f) (Patrick Joseph) Browne (male)
Father8 Feb 1805Patrick Browne
MotherUnknownEliza Anne FitzSimons
Birth27 Aug 1855No 136 Calle Corrientes, Buenos Aires
Christening11 Jan 1856Balvaneda Church
He was a founder member of the Buenos Aires Rowing Club, founded in 1873, and was a member of the first football team in Buenos Aires called "Alumni".

The family had a Quinta at San Isidro; and a Saladero near Rosario.

Patricio, as he was called, was employed by the firm of Proudfoot, Hall & Co. in the dry goods trade and travelled between Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Manchester. He married Mary Rose Hall, third daughter of George Hall, a partner in the firm, at St. Anne's Church, Rock Ferry, Cheshire on 31st July 1888. They lived in Manchester for a time and then made their home in Birkdale, Lancashire. Eventually, Patricio was sent out by his firm to take over the management of the South American side of the business, and his wife and family went with him in 1897, to Buenos Aires which became their new home. They lived at 111 Calle Senillosa, Caballito. In 1914 they moved to 3350 Echeverria, Belgrano.
His son George was married from there.

Mary Rose Hall (female)
FatherUnknownGeorge Hall
MotherUnknownEllen

Family of Patricio Jose(f) (Patrick Joseph) Browne & Mary Rose Hall
Marriage31 Jul 1888St Anne's Church, Rock Ferry, Cheshire
Girl21 Aug 1890Geraldine Mary Browne
Girl1892Marjorie Mary Browne
Boy1895George Hall Browne
BoyAfter 1895Hugh Browne
Patrick Browne (male)
Father1767Richard Browne
MotherUnknownAnne Kehoe
Birth8 Feb 1805Unknown
Of Fardystown, parish of Killdavin, Barony of Forth, County Wexford

Patrick Browne went over to Liverpool in 1822 and was employed in the firm Dickson Montgomery & Co., import and export merchants, with branches in Buenos Aires and Valparaiso.

In the year 1824 the foregoing firm sent Patrick out to the Buenos Aires branch. He sailed from Liverpool in the good ship (brig) "Cossack" of Whitehaven. On arrival off Montevideo the "Cossack" in a heavy gale, struck the "Banco Ingles" and foundered in a few minutes. No lives were lost but my good father, then aged 18, arrived in one of the ship's boats, at Buenos Aires, after suffering much hardship and the loss of all his baggage, the only clothes he had on arrival were those he stood up in.

Eliza Anne FitzSimons (female)
FatherUnknownJames FitzSimons
MotherUnknownIsabel Kavannagh
Of barony of County Wexford

Family of Patrick Browne & Eliza Anne FitzSimons
Marriage29 Jun 1834Matriz Church, Montevideo
Girl4 May 1835Isabel Anita (Eliza Ann) Browne
Girl10 Nov 1836Maria Elena (Mary Ellen) Browne
Boy1839Richard Boniface Browne
Girl26 Oct 1840Eliza Evarista Browne
Girl26 Mar 1842Frances Margaret Browne
Boy4 Dec 1843James Peter Browne
Boy5 Jun 1845Michael Patrick Browne
Boy29 Jun 1847James Peter Browne
Girl6 Nov 1848Kate Leonora Browne
Boy27 Aug 1855Patricio Jose(f) (Patrick Joseph) Browne
Boy3 Jul 1857Juan Antonio (John Anthony) Browne
GirlJun 1858Margarita Guiliana (Margaret) Browne
Boy22 Jan 1860Guillermo Vincent (William Vincent) Browne
Richard Browne (male)
Father1734James Browne
Mother1737Catherine Barron
Birth1767Unknown
Richard Browne or Dick, as he was called, was a fighter (as was his great-great-grandson George Hall Browne, who served in the Great War 1914 - 1918 in the Royal Engineers.) He commanded a pike brigade in the celebrated Irish Rebellion of 1798, against the British Crown, and did his "bit" at the battle of Newtown Barry, Co. Wexford. He was a crack shot with the Brown Bess musket used in those days. After the battle he did some very serviceable work as a sniper and picked off a good few officers of the Government troops, as they followed up the rebels. He was not hanged, owing to his being a favourite of the Protestant element in the county.

Will of Richard Browne of Fardistown

Anne Kehoe (female)
Father1740John Kehoe
Mother1732Margaret Harrell

Family of Richard Browne & Anne Kehoe
Marriage1793Unknown
Boy11 Nov 1793Martin Browne
Boy1 Nov 1795James Browne
BoyDec 1797John Joseph Browne
Boy1799Michael Browne
Girl1801Catherine Browne
Girl1803Mary Browne
Boy8 Feb 1805Patrick Browne
Girl26 Jul 1807Ann Browne
Girl1809Margaret Browne
Girl1812Margaret Browne
Girl3 Dec 1814Ellen Browne
Boy1816Laurence (Laurenzo) M Browne
Boy1820Peter Browne

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