John Brown (the Queen's servant)

John Brown was a historic figure known as a servant of Queen Elizabeth I of England during the late 16th century. He held the position of a trusted attendant or personal servant, often involved in the royal court’s daily affairs. While not widely documented beyond his association with the Queen, figures like Brown contributed to the functioning of the royal household, providing support and service essential to court life. His role exemplifies the kind of attendants who maintained the logistics and personal needs of monarchs during that period.