R. ELLIOTT.

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Replies to Minor Queries.

_George Browne of Shefford_ (Vol. viii., p. 243.).--I observe that in your

interesting publication you have inserted the Query which I sent you long

since. A somewhat similar Query of mine has already appeared, and been

answered by your correspondents H. C. C. and T. HUGHES; the latter stating

that my particulars are not strictly correct, inasmuch as the individual

styled by me as "Sir George Browne, _Bart._," was in reality simple "George

Browne, _Esq._" I admit this error; but if I was wrong, MR. HUGHES was so

too, for George Browne's wife was Eleanor, and _not_ Elizabeth, Blount, as

appears by his affidavit in the State Paper Office, wherein he deposes that

he "had by _Ellinor_, his late wife, deceased daughter of Sir Richard

Blount, eight sons, namely, George, Richard, Anthony, John, William, Henry,

Francis, and Robert, and seven daughters."

The sons are thus disposed of:

1. George, created K. B. at the coronation of Charles II.; married

Elizabeth Englefield; had issue two daughters; died 1678.

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