John Brown
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John Brown
Died: 2 March 1842
People Buried Here
Epitaph
Obituary in Southern Australian 29 March 1842: Died on the 2nd of March, Mr John Brown, a native of Shields, in the county of Durham, who left England in the first ship bound for South Australia being the only cabin passenger on board the John Pirie, with the late Captain Martin. Joseph Lovelock Died 2/3/1842 - Joseph, a hut boy, died along with John Brown (buried adjacent) from an attack by natives on the Tod River south of Mt Gawler.
Description
John Brown was murdered at the Tod river along with Joseph Lovelock, buried in the adjacent grave. There is little information at findagrave. Memorial I.D. 194589693 re John., Murdered along with John Brown (adjacent grave) at Tod River, Pioneer Cemetery, Section 5, Row H, Plot 1.
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BillionGraves.com record for John Brown (2 March 1842), BillionGraves Record Port Lincoln Pioneer Cemetery, Port Lincoln, Flinders, South Australia, Australia, Oceania
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