TITLE: Notice of Early Families of Candia:  

SOURCE: HISTORY OF CANDIA: Once known as Charmingfare; with notice of Some 
	of the Early Families, by F.B. Eaton, Press of the Granite 
	Farmer, James O. Adams, Printer, Manchester, N.H.  ©1852

				BROWN, AARON

Was the son of Jonathan Brown and Mercy Clough, of Kensington.  He married 
Shuah Thurston, -- they had four children.  He came into High Street, to the 
place now occupied by Mr. Aaron Brown, a few years after Mr. Hubbard.  A 
story is related of his once treeing a bear in his garden, or near it, on a 
tall pine.  Whereupon he ran to one of the neighbors in such a hurry for a 
gun, that he could not say a word for some minutes, except the hurried eja-
culation, h’gun! h’gun!  After he had succeeded in making his wishes known, 
they went to the spot and the game was captured.  The Brown family in Candia 
are all lineal descendants of john Brown, who was born in London, and came 
to Ipswich, Mass., 1635 or 36.


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- Submitted by C. Parziale 07/01/2000
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