Ship Punjab, 585 tons, Captain George Long, from London 12th February, from Southampton 1st March, from Isle of Wight 4th March 1855, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 25th May 1855.
South Australian Register Saturday 26th May 1855: Friday May 25th, 1855:- the ship Punjab, 575 tons, G. Long, Master, from London Feb. 12th, Southampton Mar. 1st, Isle of Wight, March 4th
Passengers: Mrs Long ; Mr. H. Lannigan, surgeon-superintendent in the cabin and the following emigrants in the steerage. — 17th ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1855 ; 5 births and 1 death on the passage ; Mr. Henry Lannigan, surgeon-superintendent.
Arrived from Southampton on the 25th May with 283 souls. There were five births and one death at sea. Mr. Henry Lannigan, the surgeon-superintendent appears to have performed his duty efficiently, and Mr. George Long, the master of the ship, gave him every facility and assistance. […]
Brown, George, 38 Labourer, Kirton, Lincoln + Mary 41, George 8, Alfred 6, Mary Ann 4, Sarah Jane 2.

Name, Age: George Brown, 57
Date: 22 Oct 1873
Where: Adelaide Hospital
Cause of Death Cerebral Haemorrhage
Usual Address: Freeling.
Registered: 25 Oct 1873, Adelaide.

Ship Punjab, 585 tons, Captain George Long, from London 12th February, from Southampton 1st March, from Isle of Wight 4th March 1855, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 25th May 1855. South Australian Register Saturday 26th May 1855: Friday May 25th, 1855:- the ship Punjab, 575 tons, G. Long, Master, from London Feb. 12th, Southampton Mar. 1st, Isle of Wight, March 4th Passengers: Mrs Long ; Mr. H. Lannigan, surgeon-superintendent in the cabin and the following emigrants in the steerage. — 17th ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1855 ; 5 births and 1 death on the passage ; Mr. Henry Lannigan, surgeon-superintendent. Arrived from Southampton on the 25th May with 283 souls. There were five births and one death at sea. Mr. Henry Lannigan, the surgeon-superintendent appears to have performed his duty efficiently, and Mr. George Long, the master of the ship, gave him every facility and assistance. […] Brown, George, 38 Labourer, Kirton, Lincoln + Mary 41, George 8, Alfred 6, Mary Ann 4, Sarah Jane 2.

*** Chronicle Saturday 10 August 1901 (also Advertiser).
BROWN.— On the 4th August, at Tenth-street, Bowden, Mary Brown, the dearly beloved mother of George Alfred Brown and Sarah Jane Freer, aged 88 years.
*** Advertiser Monday 5 August 1901:
THE FRIENDS of Mrs. MARY BROWN are re-spectfully informed that her Remains will be removed from the residence of Mrs. Richard Freers, Tenth-street, Bowden, THIS DAY (Mon- day), at 3.30 p.m., for interment in the Hind- marsh Cemetery. JAS. T. BROWN, Undertaker, Chief-street, Brompton.

Name: Alfred Brown
Date: 09 Aug 1848, Kirton.
Sex: Boy
Father Name & Address: George Brown
Mother Name (inc. maiden): Mary Brown fm. Bryan.
Informant name, relation, address: The mark (X) of Mary Brown, Mother, Kirton.
Reg, date, place: 4 Sep 1848, Brigg in Glanford Brigg, Lincoln.

*** Chronicle Saturday 21 July 1923:
BROWN.—On the 12th of July, at Adelaide, Alfred, dearly beloved husband of Mary Ann Brown, of McDonell-avenue, New Hindmarsh (and late of Terowie); aged 74 years."'At rest."
*** Advertiser Friday 13 July 1923:
BROWN.— THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. AL- FRED BROWN (late guard, S.A.R., Te- rowie) are respectfully informed that his Remains will be removed from his late residence, McDon- nell-avenue, New Hindmarsh, on FRIDAY, at 3.30 p.m, for interment in the North-road Ceme- tery.
*** Advertiser Saturday 14 July 1923
BROWN.—THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. AL- FRED BROWN, of McDonnell-avenue, New Hindmarsh (and late of Terowie), are respectfully informed that his Remains were interred in the North-road Cemetery on FRIDAY AFTERNOON.