greatgrand father

[Jerry Browne]

 Yes Glenclare that is the same one I just found.  Thank you

[glenclare]

1861
Living at 1 Appleby Street, Haggerston

James Brown  32
Ann Brown  27
Mary Ann Brown  8
Cordelia  Brown  6
James Brown  3
Charles Brown  3/12

RG 9; Piece: 245; Folio: 116; Page: 24

1851
Living 5 South Street, Bethnal Green.
All from Canterbury.

Charles Brown  25 - choc (?) maker
George Brown  20 - tailor
James Brown  22 - tailor

Marriage record is interesting.
St Barnabas Church in the parish of St Luke's, Finsbury on 30th Sept 1851

James William Browne Furner -tailor.
Address- Fellowes Street, Kingsland Road
Father - James Browne, shoemaker
 
Bride - Ann Green
Father -William Green , tinman

[Jerry Browne]

 Thank you Gleclare, I've found that one as well.

[Jerry Browne]

 What did it mean when they put Furner after his name?

[glenclare]

Hi,

Furner might be the surname he had at birth or possibly when baptised or at some point was known as.

It is possible that he was born before his parents married and his mothers surname was Furner.
I noticed that there were several people with the name Browne Furner in Canterbury when I was looking earlier. I didn't have time to search more as I had to go out. It might be helpful to try and find a marriage for James senior (the shoemaker) to see if his wife has Furner as her maiden name.