Hi Sandy, Yes I have found Capt James Brown & daughter Martha in Duck Creek cemetery & believe this is the correct James Brown but do not have definite proof as yet. Locating her on the 1850 census is new to me. I would love to know any more of the details on this. This could very well be my Lucy as my great grandfather's middle name is Atwood & we have no idea where it came from! Also I do not have an exact birthdate so this definitely could be her! Thank you so much for this new piece of the puzzle! Cathy Brewer Sandra Gilley wrote: > Cathy, > You may have this already but I found Capt. James Brown buried at Duck > Creek Cemetery in Wellfleet died August 22, 1831, aet 42 yrs, 5 mos. "A > kind husband and father dear and much lamented friend lies here." In the > same plot is Martha, daughter of James and Lucy Brown, died Nov. 21, 1828 > aet. 4 mos. & 10 days. No sign of Lucy. > > Sandra Gilley > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Catherine W Brewer <cwbrewer@prolog.net> > To: <RICH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 5:18 PM > Subject: RICH, Lucy b 1790 "Of" Wellfleet MA > > > I'm looking for any info regarding Lucy RICH b 1790 > > probably Wellfleet Area MA m James BROWN 1812. > > > > I was unable to locate her in NEHGS Register article by > > Evelyn Rich. > > > > Any suggestions for further research appreciated. > > > > Cathy Brewer > > > > > > > >