. Armorial families : a directory of gentlemen of coat-armour. oward Clifton Brown, late comdg. 12thLancers, , Sussex. S. Berks. 1922-23, and1924-26, b. 1868 ; m. 1903. Mary Eirene, d. of Sir HenryHodges. Judge of the High Court, Melbourne ; and hasissue — Elizabeth ; Katharine ; and Margaret. Seat—-Holmbush, Faygate. Sussex. Town res.—96 Eaton I. Edward Clifton Clifton-Brown. Bucks,(assumed by Deed Poll the additional surname of Clifton).b. 1870 : m. 1897, Dora Winifred, d. of (i. Hanbury ofBljrthewood, Bucks. ; and has issue—Geoffrey BenedictBrown. Gentle
. Armorial families : a directory of gentlemen of coat-armour. oward Clifton Brown, late comdg. 12thLancers, , Sussex. S. Berks. 1922-23, and1924-26, b. 1868 ; m. 1903. Mary Eirene, d. of Sir HenryHodges. Judge of the High Court, Melbourne ; and hasissue — Elizabeth ; Katharine ; and Margaret. Seat—-Holmbush, Faygate. Sussex. Town res.—96 Eaton I. Edward Clifton Clifton-Brown. Bucks,(assumed by Deed Poll the additional surname of Clifton).b. 1870 : m. 1897, Dora Winifred, d. of (i. Hanbury ofBljrthewood, Bucks. ; and has issue—Geoffrey BenedictBrown. Gentleman, Lieut. 12th Lancers, b. 1899 [m. Margaret, d. of the late Rowland Sutton, andwidow of Capt. Denis Miller]; Anthony George Brown,Gentlem in, ^. 1903; and Rhona [m. 1927. Major WestonCracroft-Amcotts]. Res.—22 Rutlami Gate, Francis Clifton Brown, Esq., , , Vice-Adm.(ret.) , J. P. Berks., 3. 1874; m. 1913, Violet, d. of lateWilliam Pitcairn Gallon. Res.—Stanford Place. Faring-don, Berks. C/k*—Naval and castles sable, windows and portcullises gules. Mantlingvert and or. Crest—On a wreath of his liveries, a stagshead caboshed sable, attired or. Motto— Labor omniavincit. K-; Son of Alexander Brown in New Machar, Aberdeen-shire, m. , Lily, d. of George Mitchell in NewMachar:—Sir John Brown, Knt. Bach. (1920), J. P. co. Kincar-dine and CO. of City of Aberdeen, b. 1855 ; m. , d. of Joseph Troup, and has had issue—JohnBrown. Esq., b. 1883 ; killed in action 1918 ; Barbara [ has issue]; Elizabeth Ann \m. and has issue]; andLily [m. and has issue]. Seat—Redhall, Fordoun. Town res.—10 Marine Terrace. Aberdeen. BROWN (H. Coll., 25 Sept. 1922). Gules, on a chev-ron, between in chief two fleurs-de-Iys argent, and inbase a rose of the second, barbed and seeded proper, aneagles head erased also proper. Mantling gules andargent. Crest—On a wreath of the colours, fii front ofan eagles head e
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