Bothwell Browne [SEP] date of death
Bothwell Browne
Bothwell Browne (born Walter Bothwell Bruhn; 1877 – 1947) was a Danish American stage and film performer, best known as a female impersonator.
Early life.
Born in Copenhagen, Browne grew up in San Francisco and developed a vaudeville act. At one point he was performing as a duo with male impersonator Kathleen Clifford. He was in New York by 1908, when the New York Times reports him as suing Texas Guinan over the rights to a Gibson Girl stage act.
Career.
, the year of Hopper's death, they had been exporting fish to England. Bothwell later married Hopper's widow Katherine Bellenden. Francis Bothwell was recorded as being seriously ill in December 1535, but his date of death in unknown.
Family.
Bothwell married Janet, daughter and co-heir of Patrick Richardson of Meldrumsheugh, and thus got lands in the regality of Broughton. Their daughter, also Janet, married Sir Archibald Napier of Merchistoun, and their son was the mathematician John Napier.
Bothwell's elder