 In 1818, after Keats's brother died of tuberculosis or consumption as it was called in his day, Keats moved into Brown’s half of Wentworth Place, taking the front parlour, where he lived for the next seventeen months.During this time Brown collaborated with Keats on a play, "Otho the Great", which was not staged until the 1950s.Around 1890 Brown's son, Charles (Carlino) Brown said that Brown married Abigail O'Donohue in a Roman Catholic ceremony in Ireland in August 1819, after Brown had left Keats at Winchester.