Hamilton Brown - Resolving Hamilton Brown's of Jamaica and "The Farm"

And... the About's will need to be made consistent with references links and text.

It seems the Founder of "The Farm" is Colonel Hamilton Brown, I

I've restored "the Founder" as the father of Mary Melvina's partner.
The father of Isabel's husband is Charles Brown

Point #1 in first post: should read more like:
... Melvina's partner was more likely to be the son of the founder of "The Farm" (as Melvina would have been age 4 when the founder died).

The founder of "The Farm" has been shown as "William Hamilton", as has his son.

Thank you, Dan.

Thanks to some messaging with user "Private User", we seem to have clarified a few things:

Hamilton Brown, Inn Keeper was married first (likely) to Mary Melvina Brown (also identified as Mary Melvina Brown). They had a number of children. After she died in 1892, this Hamilton then married [[Isabel Bennett / Brown Isabel Bennett / Brown] Isabel Robinson] in 1894.

[[Isabel Bennett / Brown Isabel Bennett / Brown] Isabel] was previously married to Richard Heckling Bennett, thus her name is showing as Isabel Bennett / Brown.

Hamilton Brown, Inn Keeper's father was Charles Brown (as shown on his 2nd marriage certificate).

We still have Colonel Hamilton Brown, I as the founder of what is now known as Brown's Town, with one of his son's as Hamilton Brown, II; both of these men have also been identified as William Hamilton Brown (vs. just Hamilton Brown). The documentation on Hamilton Brown, II is lacking, and his dates seem to be often confused with the well-documented Hamilton Brown, Inn Keeper.

It may be that both of these Hamilton Brown's of the mid-1850's lived on the same plantation. However, "Private User" unearthed this tidbit:

In 1840 the Jamaican Almanac listed Hamilton Brown as being the proprietor of 2,383 acres at Grier Park, in the Saint Ann Parish. In 1838 the Jamaican Almanac listed Charles Brown as being the proprietor of 817 acres at Penny Pen, in the Saint Ann Parish

Baptism Register Mary Melvina Brown Birth date not recorded. Baptised 04 Jun 1839, Parish of St. Ann, County of Middlesex. Complexion – not recorded. Father – Hamilton Brown Jnr, Planter. Abode – Grier Park. Mother’s names were not recorded. Baptised by John Smith, Minister, Saint Ann’s Bay, St Ann, Jamaica. Folio 38. Page 27. Source: FamilySearch – Jamaica, Church of England Parish Baptism Register Transcripts, 1837 – 1841.