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Name	James Brown
Born	Unknown
Died	27 March, 1789 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Cause of Death	executed
Related Entries	[View as tree] Brown, Elizabeth (wife) Asky, Richard (criminal associate) Baker, James (criminal associate) Dukes, Richard (criminal associate) Haynes, Luke (criminal associate) Hunt, Joseph (criminal associate) Jones, Thomas (criminal associate) Clayfield, Rachel (acquaintance)
Passenger Ship *	Borrowdale (1788) (marine)
Occupation or Descriptor *	defence forces personnel (British) (1788-1789) New South Wales, Australia
Military Service *	54th (Plymouth) Company (UK) (marine, 1788-1788) Captain James Campbell's company (marine, 1788-1789)
Key Events *	First Fleet (1788) (marine)
Social Issues *	criminal punishment (hanged, 1789)

* Dates are approximate

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