Elizabeth Browne. Elizabeth (Woodhouse?) Meriwether probably had another child after she married Lt. Col. Wm. Browne, Sr. Henry Hartwell's 1699 will also included a bequest "To Elizabeth Browne, daughter to Coll. William Browne and niece to my late wife [Jane]É" [P2-not verified]. [Note: based on what we know, the stated relationships seem in conflict, i.e., only a child of NiI and Elizabeth would be a niece as we use the term today. In an earlier day, the term may have meant "granddaughter" or a more distant descendant, in this case a half-sister to her Meriwether nephews and nieces. Alternatively in a completely possible relationship, Monte Monroe suggests that Elizabeth Meriwether Browne could be Elizabeth, nee White, a sister to William White, Aunt Jane's first husband. [Think about it!] Corroborating evidence for this event is needed, but assuming Elizabeth Browne was born within a year after her mother, Elizabeth, married, or in 1681, she would have been age 18 when she received her legacy in 1699 [P5]. Obviously she was reared with her maturing Meriwether siblings in a Browne household, lovingly remembered by Aunt Jane (Meriwether) White Hartwell.