Jane. I believe Jane was the next child. As you know, (Connections, Jul-Sep '93) she married Capt. Wm. Browne, Jr., the son of her stepfather, and lived out her life in Surry Co. [P2]. She was generously remembered in her stepfather and fil's 1705 will [P2]. It is significant that her name and Wm. Browne, Jr.'s did not appear on the court record appointing her older siblings, NiII and Elizabeth, and Elizabeth's husband, Francis Clements, as the administrators of Jane's brother William's estate in 1695 (NHM, p.41-verified). Brother Francis was in Essex Co. then; Thomas likely under age. Jane, living in the same household as her brother, William, probably was also under age 21, or born after 1773 (1774+), and not yet married [P5]. [Note: I'm unsure what age to use; she could act as an executor at age 12, release guardian at age 18; or take legal action at age 21 (The Source). She may be younger than Thomas.]