This is an update to my 2015 blog about GEORGE LEWIS and wife DORCAS [see: George Lewis of Canaan and Cornville, Maine]. At the time of that writing, I knew I was still missing some of his children, based on land deed sales by his heirs. I've now finished researching the rest of the deeds, and have a complete list of the ten children who received equal shares of the 60 acres in lot #2, 6th Range, in Cornville, Somerset, Maine following the passing of their parents.

This parcel was located within a strip of land in southern Cornville that would be annexed to Milburn in 1831/33, which later became Skowhegan. The George Lewis tract was on the eastern end of the lot.

The following are the children of George and Dorcas (Lambert) Lewis. As exact ages have yet to be determined for some, the following order of children may be off. The 1790 census showed 3 males under 16 years old in household, yet only Sherebiah can be placed as one of them. If there were other children, they weren't part of this division, and may have already been deceased.

i. DORCAS LEWIS, b. perhaps 1774. Marr CHARLES THOMAS ANNIS (ANNES/ANNAS). 14 children recorded in Canaan VR, starting in Nov. 1792.
   Sold her share together with brother Sherebiah and sister Keziah.

ii. PATIENCE LEWIS, b. ca 1775; died 9 March 1868, aged 93 yrs. Buried in Malbon Mills Cem., Skowhegan. Married 1st, MICAH PRATT (ca 1775 - 24 Aug 1839); 2nd to ANDREW HERRIN.
   Vol. 34, pg 154 (19 Jun 1834) - Micah Pratt and Patience, wife, of Bloomfield, for $15., pd by Betsey Lewis (Isaac's wife) of Milburn, 6 acres in Milburn, being 1/10 part formerly owned by George Lewis, being eastern end of Lot 2, 6th range. Micah had previously purchased the western end of Lot #2, 6th Range, in 1809.

iii. SARAH (SALLY) LEWIS, b. 1781-1789 (a. 69 in 1850, 76 in 1860; grave says AE 74), d. 1 Aug 1863, AE 74 yrs (grave, Malbon Mills Cem, Skowhegan). Marr in 1807 [NEHGR, v.108, pg 91] NATHAN WHITTEMORE (WHITMORE). Son James B. would purchase 9/10 of the former Lewis property. I did not find a deed where his mother's tenths was transferred to him, nor were his parents found in Somerset County Probate.

iv. SHEREBIAH (SHERIBIAH) LEWIS, b. 1781-1790 [based on 1830 census]. An online tree says 1/30/1785.
   Vol. 26, pg 361 (2 Nov 1816) - Sherebiah Lewis, Oliver Cone (w/ wife Kezia) of Cornville, and Thomas Annes/Annis (w/ wife Dorcas) of Canaan, sells to Dudley Marsh of Cornville, 3/10s for $30.

v. KEZIA (KEZIAH) LEWIS, b. ca 1781-1790 [based on age bracket in 1830-40 censuses; she was listed as age 60 in 1850 and 67 in 1860]. Married to OLIVER CONE [intents field 25 Jan 1810 in Clinton, ME]
   Sold her share together with brother Sherebiah and sister Dorcas.

vi. PRUDENCE LEWIS, b. 10 Feb 1790 (based on age at death), d. 24 Apr 1881, aged 91 yrs, 2 mos, 11 das. Bur. Maple Grove Cem, Bangor. Married JOHN KINNEY BUNKER, 9 Nov 1809 in Cornville.
   Vol. 24, pg 462 (26 Mar 1831) - Rufus Bunker of Cornville, yeoman, for $27.pd by Samuel Whittemore, sells a tenth part of the George Lewis tract. The said lot "being same that I had of my mother, which fell to her as her share".

vii. JANE LEWIS, b. 14 July 1792 [grave]; d. 18 Aug 1870 [grave]. Married SAMUEL WEYMOUTH, JR. (1794-1848). They are buried in Abbott, Piscataquis, Maine. 
   Vol. 25, pg 139 (27 Feb 1817) - Samuel Weymouth Jr and wife Jane of Somersville, Penobscot, (Maine), sells to Samuel Weston of Canaan, trader, 1/10 part for $10.

viii. ISAAC LEWIS, b. ca 10 Oct 1794 [calc from age at death]; d. 27 Oct 1864, aged 70 yrs, 17 das [grave]. He and wife BETSEY buried in Cedarville, Cemetery, Argyle, Penobscot, Maine.
   Vol. 25, pg 137 (14 Mar 1817) - Isaac Lewis of Cornville, yeoman, to Dudley Marsh of Corn., yeoman, 1/10 part for $8. 

ix. PATTY LEWIS, b. ca 1795-1800 (aged 16-25 in 1820; aged 40-49 in 1840, if she was the older female in census); d. unk. Married in Cornville to DANIEL AUSTIN of Bloomfield in 1815. He remarr. to a Eunice.
   Vol. 25, pg 138 (20 Jul 1822) - Daniel Austin of Canaan, yeoman, and wife Patty, for $10., sell to Samuel Weston of Canaan, Esq, all their  right in lot of land in Cornville on which the late George Lewis lived, a tenth part of 60 acres.

x. CHARLOTTE LEWIS, b. ca 1796 in Canaan, Maine [1865 Marlborough, MA census; also seen as Cornville]; d. 2 June 1882 in Wakefield, MA [MA vr]. Marr to JEREMIAH BROWN after 30 Mar 1820 (date when cert issued in Cornville).
     Vol. 12, pg 100 (17 Nov 1821) - Jeremiah Brown and wife Charlotte of Cornville, for $6., sells 1/10 part to Samuel Weston, Esq
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More Somerset County Deeds:
Vol. 24, pg 328 (3 Sep 1818)
Dudley Marsh of Cornville, yeo., for $40. pd by Samuel Weston of Canaan, Esq - 4 undivided tenths I bought of Isaac, Dorcas, Oliver, and Sherebiah.
Vol. 25, pg 140 (30 Jan 1823)
Samuel Weston sells to Joseph Parsons, the seven parts he owned from the Lewis parcel.
Vol. 25, pg 212 (11 Nov 1830)
George Loomis of Cornville, the 7/10 conveyed to him by Parsons, sells to Samuel Whittemore same day.
Vol. 44, pg 245 (27 Mar 1838)
Samuel Whittemore of Skowhegan, for $500, sells to James B. Whittemore, 8 undivided tenth parts of lot formerly owned by George Lewis, same conveyed to me by George Loomis and Rufus Bunker
Vol. 65, pg 101 (10 Apr 1847)
James B. Whittemore, for $550., purchases the former Micah Pratt portion of Lot 2, 6th Range, in Skowhegan (100 acres, western end). 
Vol. 79, pg 41 (3 Apr 1855) - the 1/10 part that Betsey and Isaac Lewis purchased in 1834 from sister Patience, is sold to James B. Whittemore.

By 1855, the last tenth piece was purchased by James B. Whittemore. On the 1860 Somerset County Map, his name is attached to three neighboring homes (highlighted), two of which can be seen as unoccupied in the 1860 census. One of these would have been his parent's place, now vacant following the passing of his father in 1855, and his mother moving in with him. James would acquire much more land, having 400 acres when he died in 1887. 

Links:
Somerset County, Maine 1843 map: Osher Map Library
Somerset County, Maine 1860 map: Library of Congress
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This is a "work in progress" on my research of George Lewis of Canaan and Cornville, Somerset County, Maine. His name came about while working on my 5th Great-Grandparents, Jeremiah Brown and Charlotte Lewis, as they had sold a part of George's land in 1821, being listed as heirs of his estate.

Here is what I have so far....

George Lewis of Boothbay, Maine and Dorcas Lambert married in Pownalborough, Maine on 25 Apr 1773 [Maine Historical Magazine, Vol 7, pg 84]. I've seen it mentioned that Dorcas was the daughter of Sherebiah Lambert. With them naming their son Sherebiah, as well as Lambert moving to Canaan (see 1790 census image below), this seems to be a likely conclusion.

During the Revolutionary War, he is believed to be the George who served from 12 July 1775 to 31 Dec 1775 in Capt Timothy Langdon's Company, stationed at Boothbay for seacoast defense. He may also be the one who served from 11 July 1779 to 24 Sept 1779 as a private in Capt Archibald McAllister's Company, Col Samuel McCobb's regiment, and was part of the Penobscot (aka Majabagaduce or Bagaduce) Expedition in July-Aug against the British troops occupying Castine (Fort George) Maine [Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolutionary War, pg 740].

By 1790, George was in Canaan, Maine. The town's census page was not in alpha order so, by the clipping below, it looks like Sherebiah Lambert (his supposed father-in-law) and Sherebiah Jr lived near to him. In the 1798 Direct Tax listing for Canaan, George is shown with both a 40 acre and a 60 acre lot of land.

He was still in Canaan for the 1800 census (below). 

On 26 Dec 1803, he (with wife Dorcas relinquishing her right of dower) were in Canaan when they sold a 40 acre plot of land there to Daniel Parkman of Canaan for $192 [Som Cty Deeds vol.7 pg 120]. The lot bordered the Kennebec River, lying on the east side of it, and was the 5th lot from the mouth of the Wesserunsett Stream. This part of Canaan later became Skowhegan, and was called "Parkman Hill". The satellite photo below shows Parkman Hill Road running east to west, just above Rt 2 (that's on the river bank). The cleared land is part of the hill, though I'm not sure exactly where George Lewis's bounds were (I still need to find old plans for this area).

The 1810 census (below) finds them in Cornville, Maine. The numbers show 1 male aged 16-25, 1 male 45+, 2 females aged 10-15, 1 aged 16-25, and a female 45+. From the names I collected from George's estate sales, this household includes son Isaac, daughters Charlotte and Jane, another young female not yet known, with parents George and Dorcas. Son Sherebiah is listed below him.

Micah Pratt of Cornville purchased 100 acres in said town in 1809 from the proprietors of the Kennebec Purchase, lot #2 in the 6th range [Som Cty Deed v.3 pg. 165]. It wasn't recorded until 1819, so was filed in Somerset County instead of Kennebec. George Lewis, probably prior to Pratt, had purchased 60 acres of that same lot (I didn't see it in the Kennebec County deeds). From 1816 to 1821, I have found in Somerset County deeds, land sales from the heirs of George. Each person, it looks very likely they were his children, had sold a 1/10 part of his former land. It seems his land had been equally divided, either through a will (not yet found), or through a ruling in probate (not found either). I did not find anything with the widow Dorcas' name on it, but perhaps she had received the land after George's death, and had died by 1816, so all her children split up the estate. I can only account for 6 tenths of the property sales, so there are other heirs I have missed. The sales included:
2 Nov 1816
Sherebiah Lewis, Oliver Cone (w/ wife Kezia) of Cornville, and Thomas Annes/Annis (w/ wife Dorcas) of Canaan, sells to Dudley Marsh of Cornville, 3/10s for $30. -Som Cty Deed, v.26 p.361
27 Feb 1817
Samuel Weymouth Jr and wife Jane of Somersville, Penobscot, (Maine), sells to Samuel Weston of Canaan, trader, 1/10 part for $10. - v.25 p.139
14 Mar 1817
Isaac Lewis of Cornville, yeoman, to Dudley Marsh of Corn., yeoman, 1/10 part for $8. - v.25 p.137
17 Nov 1821
Jeremiah Brown and wife Charlotte of Cornville, for $6., sells 1/10 part to Samuel Weston, Esq - v.12 p.100.

Based on the names from the known deeds, I have made up the following list of possible children of George and Dorcas (Lambert) Lewis. This is not a complete list:

DORCAS LEWIS, b. perhaps 1774 (first child listed in Canaan vr b.Nov 1792). Marr CHARLES THOMAS ANNIS (ANNES/ANNAS). 14 children recorded in Canaan VR, starting in 1792.

SHEREBIAH (SHERIBIAH) LEWIS, b. 1781-1790 [based on 1830 census]. An online tree says 1/30/1785.

KEZIA (KEZIAH) LEWIS, b. ca 1781-1790 [based on age bracket in 1830-40 censuses; she was listed as age 60 in 1850 and 67 in 1860]. Married to OLIVER CONE [intents field 25 Jan 1810 in Clinton, ME]

JANE LEWIS, b. 14 July 1792 [grave]; d. 18 Aug 1870 [grave]. Married SAMUEL WEYMOUTH, JR. (1794-1848). They are buried in Abbott, Piscataquis, Maine. 

ISAAC LEWIS, b. ca 10 Oct 1794 [calc from age at death]; d. 27 Oct 1864, aged 70 yrs, 17 das [grave]. He and wife BETSEY buried in Cedarville, Cemetery, Argylle, Penobscot, Maine.

CHARLOTTE LEWIS, b. ca 1796 in Canaan, Maine [1865 Marlborough, MA census; also seen as Cornville]; d. 2 June 1882 in Wakefield, MA [MA vr]. Marr to JEREMIAH BROWN after 30 Mar 1820 (date when cert issued in Cornville). See my other blog about this couple:
http://www.mynewenglandancestors.com/blog/the-family-of-jeremiah-brown-and-charlotte-lewis

[In Cornville Vital Records, there is a PATTY LEWIS who was married to a DANIEL AUSTIN of Bloomfield in 1815. She may be another child of George and Dorcas, or a daughter from an elder son of theirs I have yet to prove. I didn't know of this couple when I researched the other land deeds, so hadn't looked up the names in deed index]

JEREMIAH BROWN, b. circa 1780-1790, perhaps in Athens, Maine; d. unknown. Married some time after 30 Mar 1820, when cert was issued at Cornville, ME, to CHARLOTTE LEWIS, b. ca 1796 in Cornville, Maine; d. 2 June 1882 in Wakefield, MA. She may have been the daughter of George Lewis, as she and Jeremiah sold a 1/10th part of his estate in Cornville, as heirs, in 1821. I have yet to check with Somerset County for George Lewis's probate, though I did not find one on Family Search.
With most of their children found to be born in Cornville, it seems likely that the Jeremiah seen there during the 1820 and 1830 censuses would be the correct family.
1820 Cornville, Maine census:
2 males -10; 1 M 26-44; 3 females -10; 1 F 16-25
1830 Cornville, ME census:
2 M 5-9; 1 M 10-14; 1 M 40-49; 2 F -5; 1 F 5-9; 2 F 10-14; 1 F 30-39

The following is what I have currently researched about the known children of Jeremiah and Charlotte (Lewis) Brown of Cornville, Maine and their offspring:
i. TIMOTHY E BROWN, b. abt Nov 1820 [1900 census; age at death calc to Aug 1820 birth date]; d. 22 June 1905 in Fairfield, ME, aged 84 yrs, 10 mos [ME vr]. He was married to LEXAVILLA E YOUNG circa 1850 [1900 census] She was born 1832, perhaps in Skowhegan, ME, and died 17 May 1905 [ME vr]. Lived in Athens, ME, 1870, and removed afterwards to Hodgdon, Aroostook, ME. In Fairfield, ME by 1900. Seven children [1900 census says "ch 6/5"]. Note: The 3 born in Middleton had their mother listed as "Lydia A" on their birth records:
   1. Sophronia F Brown, b. ca 1855 in ME
   2. Warren T Brown, b. 2 Jan 1857 in Middleton; d. 4 Oct 1919 in Gardiner, ME [ME vr]
   3. Freddy Brown, b. 19 May 1859 in Middleton [MA vr]
   4. Arthur Augustus Brown, b. 28 May 1861 in Middleton, MA [MA vr]; d. 1937 [grave]
   5. Elva E Brown, b. ca 1865 in ME
   6. Mary E Brown, b. ca 1868 in ME
   7. Willie Brown, b. ca 1871 in ME

ii. JOSEPH BROWN, b. ca 1820-21 (based on census ages) or 10 July 1818 [calc from age from death rec] in Cornville, Maine; d. 20 Nov 1894 in Skowhegan, ME, aged 76 yrs, 4 mos, 10 das [ME vr]. Married ca Nov 1845 to LUCY A SHATTUCK. Born 1829, she died in Skowhegan on 23 Mar 1897 [ME death rec]. They lived in Athens and Solon, Maine.
Known children of Joseph and Lucy (Shattuck) Brown:
   1. Lucy Ann Brown, b. ca 1847; Marr Joseph Leavitt. Had son Charles F Leavitt b. 1870
   2. Abby "Abba" M Brown, b. ca 1849 in Skowhegan [marr rec] or 9 Jan 1850 in Solon [death rec]; died 16 Nov 1904 in New Ipswich, NH [NH death rec], and buried in Centre Cem, New Ipswich. Married in Boston, MA on 24 Dec 1871 to David Edward Joy. He was born in Braintree, MA.  Living in Cambridge, MA in 1900 census, they moved to New Ipswich two years later.They had an adopted son, Walter E Joy.
   3. Joseph Delmont Brown, b. 28 Jan 1850 [grave; death rec says 1849] in Solon; d. 11 Feb 1918 in Dexter, ME. Buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Dexter.
   4. John D Brown, b. 23 Jan 1854 Solon [VR Solon, pg 274; called 3rd child; marr rec also list birth as Solon]; Married 1st  (unknown). Marr 2nd, 25 June 1905 in Parkman, ME, to Hattie (Devoll) Roberts. She was born in Athens, ME. Marr 3rd, on 25 Dec 1911 in Skowhegan, Maine, to Annie A Pushaw. Both listed as divorced.
   5. Emma D Brown, b. ca 1855
   6. Charles N Brown, b. ca 1857 (age 3 in 1860); not with family in 1870 census
   7. Georgia Anna (Georgianna) Brown, b. 1858-1859 (age 1 in 1860, 12 in 1870) in Solon [Marr rec]; Married in Somerville, MA on 20 Aug 1873 [MA vr] to James Olson, son of Olaf and Sigren Olson. He was b. Sweden.
   8. William N Brown, b. ca 1863. With parents, 1880 census, age 18.
   9. Lilla May Brown, b. ca 1865. May have married Amos Avery in 1884 (more research needed)
   10. Fred Beals Brown, b. 26 Nov 1869 Athens, Maine; d. after 1930. Married Clara E Eames. She was born ca Apr 1874 [1900 census], the dau of Joseph Eames.

iii. EMILY ANN BROWN, b. ca 13 Dec 1820 (based on age at death) in Cornville; d. 7 May 1871 in Middleton, MA, aged 50 yrs, 4 mos, 24 das from typhoid fever [MA vr]. Married first, on 25 Nov 1841 in Danvers, MA, to JOSEPH MERRILL Jr. Marr 2nd, on 11 June 1845 in Danvers, MA, to JASON RICHARDSON, son of David Richardson. He was born in Middleton, MA, and  died 27 Nov 1896, aged 80 yrs [MA vr]. Known children of Emily:
   1. Charlotte Merrill, b. Holderness, NH; d. 27 Jan 1893 in Middleton, aged 49 yrs, 4 mos, 3 das, from pneumonia [MA vr]. Marr 1st to Samuel F Foss, 4/14/1865 in Middleton.  Marr 2nd to Levi Frank Atwood, 12/2/1872 Middleton, MA (another rec says they marr 9 Jan 1867 in Concord, NH).
   2. Eunice Helen Richardson, b. 20 Dec 1847 Middleton, MA; Marr 11/5/1865 in Middleton to William H Wildes.
   3. Clara Josephine Richardson, b. 23 Nov 1848 Middleton; d. 23 Jan 1866, aged 17 yrs, from typhoid fever
   4. Emma Celia Richardson, b. 25 May 1852, Middleton. Marr 8/31/1873 to Lewis W Gault.
   5. Willianna Esther Richardson, b. 20 Apr 1857 in Middleton [town vr]. Marr 4/4/1883, John Milbery.
   6. Mary Rogers Richardson, b. 11 Nov 1861

iv. MARY JANE BROWN, b. abt Aug 1824 in Cornville; d. aft 1920 census. Married first, in Somersworth, NH on 2 Aug 1846 [NH vr], to JAMES C WEED. She secondly married, in Danvers, MA on 25 Dec 1851 [MA vr], to HENRY D HOYT (b. Thornton, NH 1832; d.16 May 1879 in Wakefield, MA). Mary lived in Somersworth, NH in 1850 w/ infant son George and sister Clara. She later lived in South Reading and Wakefield, MA. she had 3 children:
   1. George C Weed, b.ca.1848; d. 10 May 1914 in Rochester, Minn.
   2. Frank P Hoyt, b. May 1854 in Thornton, NH; Marr Nellie J Oliver on 12/20/1888 in Wakefield, MA
   3. Lee D  Hoyt, b. 8 Mar 1855 in MA; d. 26 Oct 1921 Bexar County, TX [TX Deaths] 

v. CLARA Y BROWN, b. ca 1827 in Cornville; d. 2 July 1887 in Milton, MA, from heart dis, aged 60 [MA vr]. Married WILLIAM H ROBERTS. He died 13 Mar 1883 in Milton, MA and bur in Milton Cem. He was a Civil War veteran, having served in Co E, 1st MA Heavy Artillery. Clara filed for a pension in 1885. They lived in Milton, MA.

vi. JOHN S BROWN, (possibly fits here as a child, as he also lived in Danvers and Middleton, and widow Charlotte lived with him in 1860 census) b. abt 1829 [1870,'80 census ages] or Apr 1827 [1900 census] in Cornville, ME [son Charles's birth rec] or in Skowhegan, Maine [Frank and Luella's marr recs; also seen as Biddeford and Augusta]; d. Gardner, MA on 19 Oct 1905, aged "84 yrs" from heart disease (called a widow, but looks like he was separated from wife, as they were living apart in 1900 census). He was married to LUCINDA F FLAGG, who was born in Mason, NH ca Oct 1833 [1900 census] and died in Mason, NH on 5 Nov 1917 [NH vr]. Both were buried in Greenville, NH.
They had 10 children [1900 census]:
   1. Charles Henry Brown, b. 6 Apr 1853 in North reading, MA [MA vr]. Liv w/ parents in Mason, 1880,single. 
   2. Clarence Eugene Brown, b. 6 Oct 1854 in Lynnfield, MA [MA vr]. Marr 1st Julia A Jeffrey; 2nd on 11/28/1909 to Harriet E (Fairfield) Felch, her 3rd marr.
   3. Alfred W Brown, b. Andover, MA [marr rec]. Marr 11/6/1883 in Townsend, MA [NH vr], Ellen M Goldsmith.
   4. Eben Brown, b. 16 Aug 1859 in Danvers, MA [MA vr]; not w/ fam in 1870
   5. Frank Elmer Brown, b. 1862 in Danvers. Marr 12/26/1892 in Greenville, NH   . Marr 2nd, Gertrude R Adams, 2/5/1906 in Westminster, MA
   6. William N C (aka Wilbur; Wilburn N) Brown, b. 28 Aug 1864 in Danvers [MA vr]; d. 25 Sept 1948, San Diego [CA Death Index].
   7. Florence "Flora" E Brown, b. ca 1867 in Mason, NH. Marr in Greenville, NH on 6/5/1890 to Herbert O Elliott of Princeton, MA. They lived in Ashburnham, MA. 
   8. George J (or A) Brown, b. Oct 1869 in NH [1870 census; 1900 census]
   9. Luella Lizzie Brown, b. 12 Mar 1872 in Mason [NH vr]. Marr 11/21/1892 in Greenville, NH, Howard C Mathews [NH vr]. Liv in Gardner, MA, 1910 and 1920 censuses.
   10. Fred L Brown, b. 16 Feb 1875 in Mason, NH [Nh vr]. Marr Emily A Vatcher on 27 June 1912 in Ayer, MA.

vii. HARRIET JUDKINS BROWN, b. Feb 1830; d. 28 Nov 1911 in Wakefield, MA, aged 70 yrs, 8 mos, 24 das (age way off). Bur Centre Cemetery, Randolph, MA. Married HARRISON S HUNT on 11 Mar 1849 in Stoughton, MA [MA vr]. Harrison was born in Quincy, MA, and died there 14 Apr 1894 [MA vr]. He served with the 40th MA Infantry during the Civil War. They had four children [1900 census]:
   1.Charles S Alphonso Hunt, b. 22 Jan 1851 in Canton, MA [MA vr]. Marr 1st, 8/6/1875 in Milton, to Annie M Kingham. Marr 2nd, 3/12/1879 in Quincy, to Annie B Simpson.
   2. Aubigne Augustus Hunt, b. 20 Sept 1853 in Stoughton, MA [MA vr]; d. 7 Feb 1920, Hudson, MI. Marr Alice B Page 6/27/1882 in Quincy. Moved to Michigan.
   3. Stillman Frank (Stillman Arthur on birth rec) Hunt, b. 23 Oct 1860 in Milton [MA vr]
   4. Ella E Hunt, b. abt 1867 (age 3 in 1870); didn't find birth rec

viii. WILLIAM N BROWN, b. abt June 1831 in Cornville; d. aft 1920 census. Married 11 June 1854 in Danvers, MA to SARAH F MESSER, b.Billerica, MA ca June 1834 [1900 census]). Lived in Middleton, MA, seen as a shoeworker and a teamster in census recs. They had five children, according to 1900 census data:
   1. Charles J Brown, b. ca 1857 (age 3 in 1860); d. 7 Sept 1917 [1918 Middleton St Dir]. Marr Ida M
   2. Liola(sp?) Nelson Brown, b. ca 1860; d. 7 Feb 1901 in Danvers, MA, aged 41 yrs.
   3. Harriet Estella Brown, b. 15 Dec 1861 in Middleton, MA
   4. Etta F Brown, b. 30 May 1864 in Middleton
   5. Everett L Brown, b.ca 1871 (age 9 in 1880)

ix. GEORGE SYLVESTER BROWN, b. Cornville ca 1839; d. 21 Mar 1863 in Danvers, MA, aged 24, from an ulcer of stomach [MA vr]. Have not found in records prior to his death.  
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UPDATE (9/29/2015)
With the recent release of the probate collection on Ancestry, I was able to get copies of Charlotte's will from Middlesex county, Massachusetts without having to make a trip there. All of the names found in this record confirmed those names I had listed above. Below are three of the pages from the probate file: