Mabel MacDonald-Brown
- RelationshipGrandmother
- Research sourceEngland and Wales Civil Registration Death Index, 1984–1992
Welcome
MacDonald-Brown family history
This site brings together photographs, transcribed records, family relationships, military history and research leads gathered from civil-registration indexes, church records and genealogy sources.
The research is ongoing. Corrections, identifications and additional documentary sources are welcome.
Immediate family research
Two immediate family entries forming part of the research.
Eric MacDonald-Brown
- RelationshipGrandfather
- Research sourceEngland and Wales Civil Registration Death Index, 1993–2002
Captain Ian MacDonald Brown
A First World War family-history record and its associated photographs.
Military history
MacDonald Brown, Capt. Ian
Royal Army Medical Corps, attached to the 190th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. He was killed in action near Ypres on 15 November 1916, aged 28.
The research note carries the reference L 14 alongside the supporting plan and photographs. Its precise source or location has not yet been identified.
Research note: Military, cemetery and service records should be checked against original archival sources before quotation in formal family histories.
Scots International Church, Rotterdam
Baptismal and family records from the Scots International Church for the period 1643–1900.
| Date | Family name | Child | Father | Mother | Father's profession | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 October 1850 | Brown | William John Macdonald | John Macdonald | Margaret Beaton | Reverend | — |
| 1 August 1852 | Brown | Richard Macdonald | John Macdonald | Margaret Beaton | Reverend | — |
| 16 May 1847 | Brown | Ann Macdonald | John Macdonald | Margaret Benton | Reverend | The mother's surname may require checking against the original register. |
| 28 January 1849 | Brown | Alexander Macdonald | John Macdonald | Margaret Beaton | Reverend | — |
Additional dated entries
| Date | First name | Family name | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 April 1864 | Ann Macdonald | Brown | No further detail recorded. |
| 10 November 1838 | John Macdonald | Brown | Reverend; a licentiate of the Church of Scotland. |
Research leads
Names and index references retained as leads for further checking.
| Name | Recorded event or note | Source category |
|---|---|---|
| Eric MacDonald-Brown | Death recorded in 1993; additional locality information was incomplete in the saved preview. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Ian MacDonald-Brown | Death recorded in 1996; Hereford and Worcester noted in the saved preview. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Elsie B Macdonald-Brown | Born about 1864; event noted in September 1903 at Goole, then within the West Riding of Yorkshire. | Civil registration index |
| Anderson Dulcie MacDonald-Brown | Death index preview associated with Greater London. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Edith MacDonald-Brown | Death index preview associated with Hertfordshire. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Mabel Gertrude MacDonald-Brown | Death index preview associated with Buckinghamshire. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Minella Beatrice MacDonald-Brown | Death index preview associated with Gloucestershire. | Birth, marriage and death index |
| Stuart James MacDonald-Brown | Death index preview associated with Nottinghamshire. | Birth, marriage and death index |
About the records
Family-history information should be read as research rather than unquestioned fact.
Most material on this site concerns deceased people and public historical records. Details taken from index previews, transcriptions and research notes should be treated as leads and checked against original certificates, registers, service files or archival images before formal use.
Corrections, fuller identifications and additional source material are welcome. Requests concerning personal information will be considered carefully.
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Related sites
Other independent archives and projects maintained by Steve MacDonald-Brown.