Jack Brown was born in Back Clare Street, Limerick. He was the third of 11 children of William Browne and Maryanne Laird, who moved to Basin Street in Naas, County Kildare , shortly after his birth. The family suffered extreme poverty at times. Jack became a groom and worked around horses all his life. He and his one-eyed horse “Gunner” worked for the Jameson Brewery, delivering whiskey to the pubs in Dublin city.
His youngest brother, Anthony Patrick Browne died in 1948 and is buried in Saint Corban’s Cemetery, Naas, along with his wife Annie Kelly Browne, who died in 1964.
His youngest brother, Anthony Patrick Browne died in 1948 and is buried in Saint Corban’s Cemetery, Naas, along with his wife Annie Kelly Browne, who died in 1964.
Jack Brown was born in Back Clare Street, Limerick. He was the third of 11 children of William Browne and Maryanne Laird, who moved to Basin Street in Naas, County Kildare , shortly after his birth. The family suffered extreme poverty at times. Jack became a groom and worked around horses all his life. He and his one-eyed horse “Gunner” worked for the Jameson Brewery, delivering whiskey to the pubs in Dublin city.
His youngest brother, Anthony Patrick Browne died in 1948 and is buried in Saint Corban’s Cemetery, Naas, along with his wife Annie Kelly Browne, who died in 1964.
His youngest brother, Anthony Patrick Browne died in 1948 and is buried in Saint Corban’s Cemetery, Naas, along with his wife Annie Kelly Browne, who died in 1964.
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BROWN
In Loving Memory of
JOHN died 18th April 1945 aged 60 years
EVELYN died 2nd May 1955 aged 59 years
KEVIN died 30th October 2003 aged 83 years
BREDA died 16th December 2004 aged 84 years
Your lives were love and labour
Your love for your family true.
You did your best for all of us
We will always remember you.
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