Charlotte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Forence McGee, Smith, Walsh's two husbands

brenchley58 — 10 Oct 2008 3:29:09 GMT

I am looking for the two husbands of Florence Arleen McGee
She married Frederick Smith 28 April 1909
1. do you have information on Frederick, birth,death,parents?
2. She married a Walsh (of Saint John) after the death of Frederick. Does anyone have information on him? Birth, death ?

Andrew Young's Family in St. Andrews New Brunswick

Canadalady — 2 Oct 2008 1:32:11 GMT

Hi
Here is the information regarding the Young family any information that can be found on them during the time of June 1831 to January 1841. These 10 years the family would have been on a farm most likely since Andrew Young was a farmer in Scotland as well as in Binbrook Ontario where the family continued to.
Andrew Young born: March 1780 Scotland died Ontario
Mary Young born:1800 to 1810 Scotland died Ontario
Margaret Young born: 1815 to 1825 Scotland died unknown
Hugh Young born: 1827 Scotland died Ontario
John Young born: 1831 Scotland died Ontario
Agnes Young born: 1831 Scotland died Ontario
Andrew James Young born: Feb. 8 1839 New Brunswick died Ontario

If anyone can find any records of this family being in the area of St. Andrews during the years I have indicated I would be so greatful.
thank you
Canadalady

Olla Rowena (Lorraine) Sinclair - 1928

sandimcintyre51 — 25 Sep 2008 2:47:40 GMT

Hello: I'am trying to find any information on Olla Rowena(Lorraine)Sinclair.

I believe Olla's parent's were George(Guy)Lorraine & Margaret Lorraine.

On Aug.22,1928 Olla married Ross Fulton Sinclair at St.Stephen's Parish - I have in Charlotte,N.B. but it must be Charlotte County?

Would appreciate all and any help with the above - Thanks

James Brown m Isabelle McCarty, b.ireland,lived in St.George

Bob Clinch — 18 Dec 2001 2:08:36 GMT

Searching for info on James Brown (1829-1889) and Isabella McCarty (1829-?) both born in Ireland and lived in St. George, N.B. They had 8 children - John 1853, George 1855, Jane 1859, Isabell 1862, Margret 1865, Mary 1869, Maria 1870 and Estella 1873. I have all of the info on Estella (my grandmother), but would very much like to complete the rest of the tree.

Parents of Arthur J. Casey, 1883-1944

fitz19591 — 13 Jul 2008 12:58:22 GMT

Hi,
I am searching for imfo for the parents and siblings of Arthur J. Casey, born about 1883-1884 in New Brunswick, possibly Milltown or St. Stephen. He married Alice Shean in Calais in 1901 and lived in or around Calais. They had the following children:
Francis, @1901-1904
Barbara, b.@1904
John, b.@1905
Rose,b.@1908
Hilda Elizabeth,b.@1910-18 Feb,1991
Elenor,b.@1914
Robert,b.@1916
William J.,8 May,1917-5 July,1998
Donald,10 Dec.,1923-1925
Mary,30 Sept.,1926-1927

Arthur,Alice, and 5 of their children are buried in Calais Cemetery.
Thank you,
Bernie

James Murchie and Descendants

Gates Murchie — 10 Mar 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Attempting to validate/source informal family notes on James Simpson Murchie, Mary Ann Grimmer, John Grimmer Murchie and ancestors/descendants.

McFarlan's of Digdeguash

J Robert Dahling — 24 Jun 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for all McFarlans of New Brunswick, Charlotte Co., and Digdeguash. I have a few thousand records, but have been
unable to complete the four loyalist families of Digdeguash, St.George and St.Andrews. Princpally Walter McFarlan of the
76th Regt. My earliest Canadian ancestor. He was married
twice, once to Jinnet(sic) And to Patience later. He is said to have had nine children, of which five were sons. He died
in 1833.

Marriage Lookup in Charlotte County

wdromanski — 7 Sep 2008 6:32:05 GMT

If anyone has access to the original record:

Thomas Barray m Jane Simpson 2 December 1851 p 268

Thanks for any help you can give.

William D Romanski

William Brickwell & Jane Hetherington, in St Andrews 1846

DeborahWilson123 — 16 Jun 2008 5:49:30 GMT

William BRICKWELL was the son-in-law of William Hetherington who died in St A's in 1846. At that time Brickwell witnessed Hetherington's will and was appointed executor. Brickwell was called "of St Andrew's". William and Jane (Hetherington) Brickwell had married in 1845 in Salem, MA, obviously were in St A's in 1846 when her father died and must have returned to MA because their daughter Sarah was born in Salem in 1848. After 1848 the Brickwell family disappears. No sign of them in the US or Canada. Does anyone know of this family? Thanks. Debbie

William Stuart of St. Andrews

Fred Fellows — 6 Apr 1999 12:00:00 GMT

William Stuart, a loyalist, came to St. Andrews from Maine in 1783. Did his Daughter Sarah marry Asa Sartell of Camden, Maine? Would like documentation of her birth and marriage.

Was this William Stuart the same man who was born at Georgetown, Maine, in 1751, and who married Elizabeth Ingersoll at Gloucester, Massachusetts in 1775?

Any help will be appreciated.

William Crocker & Mary Dorcas of St Stephen NB

Ron Robichaud — 29 Apr 2002 12:05:24 GMT

Looking for information on William Crocker b. 1833 Stewiacke NS , d. 1889 St Stephen NB. Married 1868 to Mary Dorcas (b 1843) of St. Stephen NB

Then had the following children
Charles Edward b. 1871
William Arthur b. 1872
Frederick Burton b 1874
Eva Maud b. 1878

Who was the person last name of Atkinson that taught in St. George 1936-1946?

brenchley58 — 4 Aug 2008 12:37:56 GMT

Does anyone know of this teachr Atkinson who taught in St. George, during the years 1936-1946)

Teachers: Toy, Armstrong, Hennessy, Atkinson, Britton, McCarttey

brenchley58 — 3 Aug 2008 6:21:44 GMT

Can any one tell me about these teachers? They were favorites of my Mother Frances Spofford and I am doing a book. Frances Toy, Etta Armstrong, Alice Hennessy, Fred T. Atkinson, Florence Britton, Alice McCartey.

More Unidentified people from Charlotte County

bubulah124 — 4 Aug 2008 12:39:53 GMT

This is a continuation of my unidentified people from New Brunswick, CA.

Charles/Arthur/Victor Hooper b. 1854, 1856, and/or 1862

eatonn_1 — 31 Jul 2008 4:51:36 GMT

I think I've finally solved a problem. I'm hoping those of you knowledgeable about the Hooper clan of Deer Island can confirm or correct what I've come up with. I apologise for the length; I've tried to be thorough.

My Great-Grandmother was Mary Roxanna Hooper (1880-1904), daughter of a Charles Arthur Hooper and Lavinia Jane Pendleton from New Brunswick.

The problem is that I find different variations of the g-g-grandfather name: Charles Arthur, Charles Victor, Arthur Victor, or just plain Victor, all apparently of Henry (1806-1888) and Mary Pendleton (1812-1892) Hooper and with birth years around 1855 and 1862. In public trees on Ancestry the different name variations and DoBs are often used interchangeably. My problem: Who, exactly, was my g-g-grandfather?

Charles Arthur Hooper was a son of Henry & Mary Hooper b. 13 Jun 1854. Supporting this are the Census of Canada for 1861 (Arther, 7)and 1871(Arthur, 16) which show him living with H&M; also an IGI record found on FamilySearch.org shows him born on 13 Jun 1854 to H&M.

He married Lavinia Jane Pendleton in Oct. 1875 as supported by an IGI Individual Record on FamilySearch, and the 1881 Census of Canada which shows Arthur, 26 living with Levina, 29 and Grace, 10; Charles, 3; and Roxana,1.

Lavinia died in 1881 and Charles Arthur becomes harder to locate. However, articles from the Lowell Sun (Massachusetts) concerning the 1904 murder and funeral of Mary Roxana Hooper show "her father" to be living in Fairfield, ME. The articles also mention Mary's brother Charles and refer to some of H&M's daughters as Mary's aunts.

A second individual is Charles Victor (Harris) Hooper, b. 1862. The 1871 Census shows him, age 9, living with H&M Hooper and family. The 1881 Census shows a Victor, age 19, living with the family, but his surname now appears to be Hooper.

He marries Geneva Gertrude (Vivia) Eaton in 1887c based on IGI from FamilySearch.

The 1891 Census shows Victor, 29 living with Viva, 29, and children in West Isles.

Newspaper vital stats from the PANB website show that Mrs. Victor Hooper died 18 May 1892. Another shows that Vivia G. Hooper died 19 May 1892.

Newspaper vital stats from the PANB website show that C. Victor Hooper died in Lynn, MA at the home of his brother.

In the 1900 US Census and 1901 Canadian Census the children of Charles Victor and Vivia can be found living with different Hooper and Eaton families.

A lingering question: an IGI record on FamilySearch shows a Charles Edward Hooper born to H&M on 11 May 1856. In searching for my g-g-grandfather in the 1900 US Census I found a Charles A. Hooper boarding in Lowell, MA (the same general area that both his children were living as well as some siblings), but the birth month and year are May 1856, not Jun 1854. Also he is shown as single, not widowed.

Does anyone know who this Charles b. May 1856 might be?

Who were Charles Harris' birth parents?

Comments or corrections?

I have included all the sources mentioned above on my family tree which is public. Feel fre to reference it.

-Nancy

John E. Murchie

Dee — 26 Jan 2000 12:00:00 GMT

John E. Murchie born 1872, married Catherine Derosier born 1874. Would love to have any information I can get on them.
Think John may of been born in St. Stephen.

Pictures of UNKNOWN people

bubulah124 — 16 Apr 2008 11:42:04 GMT

I recently discovered an old family album hidden away in the barn and I'd like more information on some of the people pictured. As far as I know, most all come from Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada, or from Maine (and possibly MA).
For a few, I just have a name and a picture, but cannot find a connection to the family. Others I just have a picture. No name.
Can anyone identify these people?
Thankyou.
Barb

1861 Census lookup: Henry & Mary HOOPER

eatonn_1 — 2 Jun 2008 2:20:38 GMT

I would be grateful for information on all members of the Henry HOOPER (b. 1806) and Mary HOOPER (b. 1813) household in the 1861 census. I expect they'll be found in the West Isles Parish. Thank you.

Nancy

Middlemiss marriages

Lynda Unknown — 27 Aug 2004 6:55:09 GMT

Looking for information on the Boss, Roy, Horsnell, Sutherland, connection to Middlemiss.Middlemast.
Elizabeth Middlemiss m. Hugh C. Boss abt 1866-70
William Middlemiss m Inez Mae Sutherland 18 Nov 1908
Annie E. Middlemiss m Charles Horsnell 8 Nov 1882
Myrtle Alice Milldemiss m. Melville Deacon Roy, 3 Dec 1913. Any other marriage connection would also be wonderful.

FIRST TRIP TO NB....SUGGESTIONS MUCH APPRECIATED!

DeborahWilson123 — 17 Jun 2008 2:10:05 GMT

June 23-28 my husband and I will take our first trip to NB. Fredericton to St Andrews via St John and Bocabec. For me it will be genealogically oriented, and I am doing my homework ahead of time as to the PNAB. But suggestions for absolutely anything like restaurants, internet issues, side trips, etc will be greatly appreciated...things Americans might not think of. Thank you. Debbie

Searching for Harry BLACK family, mid 1800s St. Stephen area

bmacdermod — 16 Nov 2002 1:39:11 GMT

My greatgrandfather Harry A Black is listed on my grandfathers (Harry T. Black) death certificate as being born in St. Stephen N.B. He would have been born about 1850 + or- 5 years. He married Matilda R. Williams, (not sure at what point or where they got married),she is listed as being born in Canada. He eventually moved to Woodstock, N.B. where my grandfather was born, and about 1889 or 1890 they moved to Boston, Ma. Any help would sure be appreciated.

Thanks, Bill

Looking for Info on ancestors of George Frederick HENRY, b.St. George

JimDHenry — 11 May 2008 1:09:16 GMT

Looking for information on my Fathers family Frederick James Henry born in St. George in 1929. His father George Frederick Henry also born in St. George, his mother Anna Whitney born in Vermont I think. Visited an Uncle of my Dads Walter or Wally? Who owned a cabin on the Bay of Funday,we stayed there in 1967.

Looking for ancestors of John WAREHAM & wife Emeline, St.Stephen area 1830s

JGubler4653 — 21 Jul 2001 11:13:17 GMT

I am trying to find any information on John Wareham and Emeline (no known last name) the parents of John Wareham, DOB: 11 feb. 1836/8.John migrated to NB before 1831 and settle near St.Stephen. There has to be some record somewhere. What I find is in RI &/or Mass., but gives NB as his place of origin.

Digory Sparks, Thomas Sparks and Mehitabel

Seeker235 — 1 Mar 2008 2:45:37 GMT

Seeking information on the descendants of Digory Sparks, a Loyalists who was a land grantee in New Brusnwick. Is Digory the father of Thomas Sparks born abt. 1769 and died 1844 in St. George, New Brunswick and married Mehitabel unknown. Any information appreciated

Simonds Family

anthonyaleblanc — 23 Apr 2003 1:03:00 GMT

Does anyone have information on a Simmons/Simonds/Simons family living in Pennfield/St. George area 1840s to 1860s? Family of James listed in 1851 and 1861 census, St. George; another Jonathan listed 1851 census St. James parish. Jonathan b. c1787, place unknown, widower in 1851. James b. c1816, d. before 1861. Family was Baptist, baptisms of 4 Simmonds children found in Baptist registers of St. George. Any information welcome.

Who are the children of Maxwell RANKIN (1794-1844) & Henrietta ARTHURS? in St. George

shala26 — 9 Apr 2008 9:58:25 GMT

does anyone have any additional information on Maxwell Rankin whom I believe was married to Henrietta Arthurs according to St. George Parish records, His birthdate would be about 1794, I believe he died in 1844, leaving wife and large family, vital stats from newspapers of panb state he was 50 when he died, states he was in the area about 26 years upwards. Unfortunately, the earliest census was 1851, and I don't seem to find his widow or children in any later census for this area,

Who are the parents & former spouse of Dr. Henry VALANTINE's wife Dorothy (Saint Andrews area)

Carol Valantine Dugger — 4 Dec 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am seeking information about Dorothy "Dora" Murchie who was born in NB March 1820. Her name was probably not Murchie to begin with but she married a male Murchie, date unknown, but I think around 1840 and had several
children by him: Jessie(female), Hugh,Alexander, and the only one I haVe a date for,Mary Helen b. Sept 22,1843. Dorothy then married Dr.Henry Valantine sometime
around 1853-54 and had twin daughters Elizabeth and Rebecca Valantine b. March 11,1855 and a son James Edward Valantine in 1859. Henry Valantine was a surgeon,working as a registrar in St. Andrews,NB in 1871 according the the NB directory for that year. In 1874 this family came to Nevada City CA where Dr. Valantine set up a medical practice,believed to be working for the Murchie gold mine there.

Certainly appreciate any help in uncovering data on these families.
Sincerely,
Carol Valantine Dugger
Napa, CA

Looking for ships in/out of port of Saint Andrews 1700-1800s

rickbain311 — 31 Mar 2008 11:38:34 GMT

I have new information concerning the History of George Philip Bain's line who lived in Saint George and was from Fredericton originally. When our family came over from Scotland our last name was McBean, but dropped it when they were in England for a few years, prior to coming to New Brunswick, Several children were born, some unknown until a new hand written document came up from a distant relative, which talks about the name change it also mentions 2 Uncles to George P. Bain most or may have never heard of. One is Edward Bain had 3 sons, 2 daughters Janet Bain married a Robert Watt, born in London, then the next Uncle was a Charles Bain/Bean who sailed out of Saint Andrews on a ship called Hebe, He left on bad termns with his father who asked him to settle down as the family sotry goes. Charles, left never to speak to the family ever again. The document goes on to describe various people from time to time would visit the family letting them know where he was, one day a lady came by and said to the amily that he said Hi, and he was living in Bonham Texas (near the Oklahoma border)This was written in 1889, word came back a man called T.C. Bean passed away in that town leaving tons of property with no will or family to pass it on to. The town the became known as Tom Bean for Thomas Charles Bean, the Land Surveyor and Lawyer, if he is our Charles probably Thomas Bean Thomas was the mother's maiden name info on her is also needed Sarah Thomas born 1781 of Saint John though. Does anyone know where I can find info on Ships that came in and out of port in Saint Andrews? I also research TC Bean he sometimes list Washington DC as place of birth which if I was eccentric like it is said he was I would tell everyone that to. He would have been born in 1821 which fits, my copy of the document shows which son is older and younger which he fits to be in the middle of the sons. I have to believe this is my guy because how did the name Bonham from Texas reach to Fredericton to my relatives of all places, The family also said they would have no proof he was related so never bothered despite the money/land involved, seeing as in how there ended up being quite a few people showing up at the door claiming to be his relative. I first find him in Texas in 1848, which would allow enought time at sea to where he decided himself to settle down, the attitude of not listening to his father seems to fit the character of Thomas Bean If anyone else has any info they think might help me with this I'd be appreciated Thank You

New River, Charlotte Co. N.B.

brenchley58 — 10 Jan 2004 5:57:39 GMT

Please tell me where New River is. Thank you.

Who is Annie FERNALDs husband?

ShelleySpear — 29 Mar 2008 3:36:25 GMT

Colin James Spear is my father. George Mannon and Minnie Alberta were my grandparents. Annie Fernald is my great-grandmother. Could you share your findings with me. I know very little of this side of my family

fountain's of deer island, nb

PRoy6270 — 3 May 2002 10:27:00 GMT

Hello,
Looking for info to add to my family tree. Looking in the Deer Island, NB area.
All I have is Oliver Shead Fountain born 1843, married October 15-1871to Catherine Bridges. Stephen Fountain born 1810, married Jane ? Stephen Fountain married to a Mercy Stover.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Paul Roy
e-mail: psroy@earthlink.net

Who are the parents of these Matthews/Mathews children in 1851/1861 census of St. George?

dbhouston — 19 Mar 2008 3:17:48 GMT

Richard Matthews & Rebecca McVicar (bc1800, d/o Nevin McVicar & Lydia Cousins of Mascarene) were married in Eastport by John Burgin on 26 Dec 1821.

If they had children, I would expect they may have born 1822-1842.

In the 1851 & 1861 censuses of St. George there were five Matthews/Mathews born from 1830 to 1837, who did not seem to be living with their parents. Could any of these be children of Richard (Dick) Matthews & Rebecca McVicar?

1. Edward Matthews, bNB c1830
-1851 census: "son" living with Jeremiah & Hannah Holmes and family.

2. Elizabeth Matthews, bNB c1831
-1851 census: "lodger" living with Mary Thompson and family.

3. Rebeca Mathews, bNB c1833
-1861 census: "Wife's sister" living with John & Mary McDermit, a servant Angus Burgess age 7, and lodger Peter McVicker age 53.

4. Charlotte Matthews, bNB c1835
-1851 census: "servant" living with Justus & Hannah Knight and family.

5. George Matthews, bNB c1837
-1851 census: "lodger" living with Jeremiah & Hannah Holmes and family.

Richard Billings and Mary Jane Ball

Seeker235 — 14 Mar 2008 12:39:04 GMT

Seeking information on the ancestors of Richard Billing born about 1797 in Plymouth, England and married Mary Jane Ball born about 1800 in Plymouth, Enland. Richard and Mary immigrated to St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada and their first child John James was born 1821 in St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. I do not know when they entered Canada, but must have been married there prior to immigration. I also do not know who their parents were and my searching has not yielded any promising clues.
Richard died 03 December 1845 in St. Andrews and Mary Jane died 15 March 1869 in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. They had four children: John James (my ancestor), Samuel Edmund and Mary. I believe Richard was employed in the ship building trade.
Can anyway tell me what was the most frequent port of entry for persons leaving Devon, England for the maritime provinces of Canada.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
H.D. Thompson

Rodney MacKay Memoirs posted on line- covers a variety of families

nelsonallison — 12 Mar 2008 1:28:53 GMT

My dad has just posted on his website, his memoirs which include a substantial amount of information about the MCKAY, MACKAY, GUPTILL, STEWART, RUSSELL etc families, who were living in Charlotte County, particularly in St Stephen, Bonny River and Grand Manan areas during the 30s 40s and 50s.
He is presently living in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, but has been a long time resident of Charlotte County off and on over the years. He really enjoys hearing from readers so feel free to drop him a line.
http://rodneymackay.com/homepage%20.html

Thomas Quin or Quain, Blacksmith of St Andrews (ca 1792-1874)

DeborahWilson123 — 1 Mar 2008 6:18:21 GMT

Thomas Quinn/Quain/Quin was a blacksmith in St Andrews. His first wife was Mary Barry (1796-1848). In 1849 he married Bridget (McCann) Hetherington, widow of William Hetherington, customs official/tide waiter.

Thomas and first wife Mary had children John, Honora, Patrick, Thomas and Mary and possibly more.

Is this family familiar to anyone? I would love to exchange information with descendants.

Debbie

Robert McCullough

Sean McCullough — 13 Apr 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on Robert McCullough,lived in Dewolfe's corner,husband of Catherine or Katherine Nickson.

Rev. William Millen

Debbie Leavitt — 29 Oct 2006 8:25:38 GMT

Could anyone tell me which church that Rev. Millen was affliated with in the St. George area in 1863.
Thanks

QUAID FAMILY OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY mid 1800's

DeborahWilson123 — 28 Feb 2008 5:15:32 GMT

I have a nice Civil War era photo found in an album of Charlotte County, NB pictures. It identifies the two young women as "Mary and Eliza Quaid, William's sisters". The only William Quaid I can find is one whose wife Eliza died in Baille at age 39 in 1883 (death noticed in the St Andrews Bay Pilot). Does anyone know something of this family?
Thank you. Debbie

Woodards of Charlotte County

Eric Woodard — 5 Jan 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on Woodards, Greenlaws, and Browns. My great grandfather was William Woodard married to Ethel Agnes Greenlaw. Another great grandmother was Leora Brown married to Alfred Murchie. Any help would be appreciated.

Maud Wentworth

FrankSandersJr93 — 27 Feb 2008 8:18:01 GMT

B.1800,Deer Island,Charlotte,N.B.Father,James;Mother,Chloe.Is she the same Lady who married Carroll Allen Sa(u)nders in Hartland,Vt.in 1898?
I have rgese facts from V.R.Sherbrooke Record,P.Q.:
Death,30 Jan.1905-Sanders,athe Sacred Heart Hospital,Jan.28,Mrs.Sanders,Widow of Mr.Carroll Sanders,(nee Maud Wentworth),ae 28 years.

Death,21 May1903:
Sanders in Sherbrooke,P.Q. May 19,Carroll Allen Sanders,ae 27 years,11 months.
These People are my Grt-Aunt and Uncle.Would like any information regarding them.Thank You;Frank Sanders,Jr.

McWilliams of St Patricks Parish

DeborahWilson123 — 27 Feb 2008 5:54:52 GMT

Is anyone related to the following McWILLIAMS children, all I believe daughters of John (b ca1787) and Ann (b ca1796) McWilliams, both immigrants from Ireland: ELIZA who married Robert Nugent; MATILDA who married James McMillan; and LYDIA who married John Gillan. I have some neat, old photos and will share. Some others in the album from this area are Mary and Eliza Quaid, dentified as William's sisters, and Robert McCullough, identified as son of Matthew.

Debbie

TOWNSEND * HETHERINGTON married 1846 St A's

Debbie Wilson — 28 Jul 2003 1:34:27 GMT

Hello! I am looking for information and descendants of James TOWNSEND and Margaret HETHERINGTON who married in 1846 in St Andrews. Their known children were Mary, John, James, Lizzie, William, Henry Herbert, Sarah, Emma and Charles Rubin. James was a ship carpenter, son of Robert and Elizabeth ( ) Townsend, and Margaret was the daughter of William and Bridget ( ) Hetherington. I am especially interested in Margaret, born St A's in 1826. She died some time after the 1881 census when they were in St Stephens, and I would appreciate any help in finding her after that. Thank you very much. Debbie in NH

McVicar in L'Etang

debbie leavitt — 23 Jun 2001 3:32:38 GMT

Archibald McVicar of L'Etang NB was married to Ann. Does anyone know her maiden name?

John Levar ca 1796 in St.David

TBENTUM — 25 Nov 2006 11:47:05 GMT

10/24/98 Looking for descendants and ancestors of John Levar b. 14 February 1796 and settled in St. David. His wife is Catherine Reed. His children are William, Abigail, Mary, Martha, John, Roxanna, Bryce, Catherine, Sarah, Moses.

Edward Dewolf Carlow

TanyaMeeks — 6 Dec 2001 2:54:09 GMT

I am a decendent of John Martin Carlow which was the father of Jacob Henry Carlow. I come from Jacob Henry Carlow's son Edward Dewolf Carlow. I am looking for a birth date on him.
I am not sure of his birth place. It was New Brunswick I think, but not sure.

Looking for ancestors of Henry Jack & Annie Johnston of St. George

camlil1 — 20 Sep 2005 5:33:50 GMT

HEllo I am looking for information on Marion Jack who married Levi Goodeill, also Marion's parents who were Henry Jack and Annie Johnston. Any info would be appreciated

Grand Manan Island Church Records Question

SteveMetcalf32 — 30 Jan 2008 5:13:21 GMT

Hi list i was wondering if anybody knows who i can contact about finding a marriage record thru the church records. I contacted the panb and no marriage record, they suggested i turn to church records.
I am looking for the marriage record of Daniel Byard Winslow and Magey Aner Urquhart 9/24/1882 on Grand Manan by W. Covert. ANy help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Steve Metcalf

Wallace DYKEMAN 1820-1914

Roy — 27 Oct 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Apr-Jul 1998....Wallace A DYKEMAN 1820-1914, died in Littleton, ME. He also had one son with the same
name who was Houlton, Maine businessman at turn of the century. The 1860 census shows Wallace A.
DIKEMAN in Littleton, Maine with wife Emily R. _____ and son Edward T. (six years old). New Brunswick
was listed as his place of birth. This DYKEMAN-DIKEMAN-DIGHTMAN name could be from the
DECHMAN family of Halifax, County, N.S.?

Looking for descendants of Digory SPARKS, Loyalist rec'd land grant in Charlotte County

Seeker235 — 24 Jan 2008 10:46:50 GMT

Seeking information about Digory Sparks and any of his known family members. He was a Loyalist during the Revolution and was know to have lived in Queens County and received a land grant in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada. Est. date of birth 1750. Any information or ideas is appreciated.

Looking for J. Clark who joined the NBGS Charlotte Branch in 2007

Marilyn_Maxwell_Strout — 18 Jan 2008 2:24:37 GMT

I'm looking for J.Clark who sent a cheque in to the Charlotte Branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society (NBGS) for a 2007 membership. Would they please contact either
Shirley O'Neill (soneillatnbnetdotnbdotca) or me. Thanks!

Abiel Bonney b.1791 and Wife Mary Sparks

JShotwell7499 — 23 Mar 2005 4:57:13 GMT

Seeking descendant(s) of Abiel Bonney and his wife Mary Sparks who were married in New Brunswick in about 1813. Mary was a sister of my ancestor, Robert Sparks. I and others are seeking information on Mary's and Robert's ancestry. Any information or suggestions will be most appreciated.
John Shotwell
Whidbey Island, WA
johnisjr@hotmail.com

Gilbert H. Malkson married to Anna Champion

klukegaard — 10 Feb 2004 7:16:39 GMT

Seeking information on Gilbert H.(b.1853), son of William Vance Malkson(b.1819) and Marjorie Ann Ragin. Also seeking info on William and Annie (Marlow) Champion, parents of Anna Champion (b.1873).

James Lambert b 1822 New Brunswick, CAN - d 1892 Oshkosh, WI, USA

GlennJacobsen — 12 Jan 2008 5:02:07 GMT

Hi all, trying to look further back into James' and his wife Mary's (b 1841 New Brunswick, CAN - d 1909 St. Paul, MN, USA) lineage; I've currently reached a dead end. I believe that I have identified James' father to be James, born in 1788 in England, via the 1851 census, but still no luck on Mary. Any help is appreciated, and I can help with James down to present day. Thanks, Glenn

Who are the parents of Leonard C. GATCOMB, Sr born ca 1831 on Grand Manan

jimcorrell1 — 2 Jan 2008 2:57:48 GMT

Fellow researchers,

I have the following query if anyone can be of assistance. In return, I'd be glad to share any information I might have as well.

I've confirmed my GATCOMB lineage to a Leonard C. GATCOMB, Sr. of Grand Manan Island, Charlotte, NB. He was born approximately in 1831 and married Emma BUCK (aka BURKE) 23 Dec 1849 in the same locale. However, this is where I get stuck in the lineage, I've been unable to confirm Leonard's parentage.

There are several GATCOMBs to be found during this time period, so I have my doubts that he was the first of his line to the island. One possibility lies with a Lemira Chaplain GATCOMB, son of Daniel GATCOMB and Mary BENSON. Is it possible that Leonard and Lemira could be the same person? The timeframe and possible birthdates are a near match, as well as middle inital. I realize I may be stretching the available evidence here, but I'm at a loss as to how to proceed. Can anyone confirm or deny?

My sincere thanks to anyone with any information or just simple guidance in this query. If any more information can be of service, I will try to help as much as I can.

Thanks, Jim

Malkson/ Malcolm family

agilmartin0918 — 23 Dec 2007 8:14:26 GMT

Hi, I see that you posted a msg about Malkson! I am the grand daughter of Earl E. Malcolm, son of George W. Malcolm, who was the son of George Malcolm who went by the name of Malkson. The Malcolms were from N.B. I think but then went to North Dakota then Minnesota. Are we in the same family line?

MALCOMSON/MALKSON & ALLEN

Steven Malkson — 15 Dec 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Seeking any information on Robert MALCOMSON(MALKSON)and Susannah ALLEN. They were married about 1809 in St. David Parish, Charlotte County, New Brunswick. I am especially interested in their parents and origins. Thanks.

Marriage record of Daniel WINSLOW m. 1882 Magey URQUHART wanted, Grand Manan

SteveMetcalf32 — 6 Dec 2007 6:45:37 GMT

Hi list i was wondering if someone knew where i would be able to locate a marriage record that took place on Grand Manan Island on Sept 24, 1882 between Daniel Byard Winslow and Magey Aner (Annie) Urquhart. I tried contacting the nb archives but they stated they could not locate it. Where else would i be able to find a marriage record? Thanks for your time and help!

Archibald Thomson or Thomson

doreenhouston — 5 Dec 2007 3:55:43 GMT

Looking for records confirming any information about Archibald Thomson/Thompson.

New Brunswick Land Petition 1816: Archibald Thomson, James McViccar, Nevin McViccar, and Alexander McViccar petition for land in the Parish of St. George, Charlotte County, NB
- Archibald Thomson, age 32 [bc 1784] native of Scotland, came to this country 6 years ago [1810], married, 2 children.

New Brunswick Land Grant 1818: land granted in St. George to Ebenezer Thompson, James MacVicar, Nevin McVicar/MacVicar, and Alexander MacVicar.

Maxwells of St. George, mid 1800s

caren_secord — 8 Oct 2007 10:09:41 GMT

Looking for descendants of the various Maxwell families of St. George who arrived from Ireland in the mid 1800s. These families are headed by James and Rebecca Maxwell, Robert and Ellen Maxwell, John and Jane Maxwell, William and Ann/Nancy Maxwell, and Andrew and Mary Jane Maxwell. My husband is descended from the last couple. It seems likely that all five of these families were related fairly closely. Any info appreciated. Thanks.

Theophilus YALE m. ca 1780 Sarah ANDREWS in St. Andrews

CLemyre — 4 Nov 2007 12:31:06 GMT

Hello,

I am looking for the marriage of Theophilus Yale & Sarah Andrews, about 1780 in St-Andrews, N.B.

Thank!

Claire Lambert-Lemyre / MontreL

Need help with a place name: "St. Escape"? NB, perhaps near St. George?

Jim M — 7 Aug 2006 7:34:25 GMT

Does anyone know of a place called "St. Escape" or anything like that? This name appears as the place of birth on the 1900 marriage record of an ancestor. In other census documents her birthplace is listed as "St. Geo NB", but I have run into a dead end finding her there.

See the attachment for a jpg of the place name from the marriage record.

Thanks!

Maxwell, Campbell Search

Scott Maxwell — 14 Apr 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info on a William Maxwell or Joanna Campbell Maxwell of Moore's Mills, about 1880. Their son, Colin Campbell Maxwell emigrated to Maine about 1900. Thank you.

PHINNEY/FINNEY/SEARLES/THURBER on Campobello

eastcoaster — 8 Mar 2006 12:31:20 GMT

Is there anyone working on the PHINNEY line of Campobello?? I have a death registration for Cornelia PHINNEY/FINNY THURBER b. Aug 8 1845, d. Nov 3 1924 no spouse listed. Her parents are listed as Nathaniel PHINNEY and Dorothy SEARLES. Anyone know anything about Dorothy?? Who her parents are?? In the 1851 census Nathaniel and Dorthy are listed as the following: (Note all b. in NB and surname listed as FINNY.
Nathanal FINNY 38
Dorothea 35
Stephen 16
Jerusha 14
Cornelia 5
Henry 3
Theodore 3 months
Hannah ELLIOTT 27, Niece

Any clues greatly appreciated!

Heather Waddingham
lilman@king.igs.net

Anne M. ELLSWORTH m 1940 John J. MALONEY in Blacks Harbour

SColeman28 — 5 Nov 2007 12:18:52 GMT

The Telegraph Journal Oct 2, 1940

Maloney – Ellsworth
A very pretty wedding took place in Stella Maris Church, Blacks Harbour, N.B., yesterday morning at 8 o’clock when Anne Marguerite Ellsworth, daughter of Mrs. Fred Spear and the late Thomas Ellsworth, Seeley’s Cove, N.B., became the bride of John Joseph Maloney, Ottawa, son of Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Maloney, St Andrews West, Ontario. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. B. MacGillivray.

Who are parents of George Simpson b 1814 in NS, died ca 1881 in L'etete

JLG06 — 1 Nov 2007 5:24:34 GMT

I am looking for any information out there on George Simpson...born around 1814 in Nova Scotia, married first to "Sarah" of no surname...then to Mercy Jane McNichol. He died around 1881 in L'etete and I would love any info out there on his parents...thanks!

Who are parents of Aaron & Ebeneezer CUMBERLAND?

Eldon Cumberland — 22 Apr 1999 12:00:00 GMT

John and Miriam purchased St. Andrews town lot in 1822. She may be connected to Greenlaws or Lintons. He may have been a Loyalist. Was Aaron and Ebeneezer their sons?

Looking for info on Jonathan PAUL, Pennfield Loyalist

Kenneth D Paul — 16 Jul 1999 12:00:00 GMT

In 1783, Jonathan Paul, a loyalist of Pennslyvabia, settled at Pennfield. I am looking for information of this family line.

Regards,

Kenneth

CAMICK / CAMMACK

mwallis142 — 17 Apr 2004 6:51:47 GMT

St Patricks Parish, John married Charlotte Kerr, moved to Ont. in 1860's.

Campobello Marriages Register Surnames

Heather Waddingham — 3 May 1999 12:00:00 GMT

EDGAR MCNICHOL of St. George

doreen houston — 7 Feb 2006 7:32:08 GMT

Who are Edgar McNichol's parents?

He is on St. George 1861 census: Edgar McNichol, age 14 [calculated birth 1847], born NB, Baptist, grandson of James [Walker]. Living with James Walker, age 75, born Scotland, Baptist minister; Flora Walker, age 75, born Scotland, Baptist; and Nancy Walker, age 35, born PEI [born NB in 1851 census], Baptist.

Foster-Irvine Family

Bob Welch — 13 Apr 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for any information on the above families.

Information on Campobello Fish Fair

oj621 — 3 Oct 2007 11:58:53 GMT

I am posting this to the Maine (and Washington County) and
New Brunswick (and Charlotte County) websites.

I am cleaning out some of my “stuff” and have quite a bit on
The Campobello Fish Fair. A little goes back to the 1840s but most is
1893-1902 and especially the boat races (including the races prior to 1893).

I have the Silver Challenge cup that my great grandfather won in 1893. The Fish Fair
Race that year was so plagued by lack of wind that finally a winner “was declared”. The next race to find the real champion was run in a full gale. It was, according to the
Eastport Sentinel, “the most exciting race ever held in Quoddy waters”.

Since it was a big affair for the people of Calais, Eastport, Lubec, Campobello, Deer Isle, and other places it would make a great area history project.

If you are interested contact me at oj62@tds.net

John Preston

Male CHRISTIE b. 1926 St. George

roff1 — 3 Oct 2007 12:15:47 GMT

Looking for a the Christie Family. Specifically, a male born abt 1926, Possibly in St. George.

Abbreviation BrtF in the 1861 St. Patrick Census.

niteowl38_1 — 25 Sep 2007 4:01:32 GMT

I was looking at the 1861 census for St. Patrick, Charlotte County, N.B. at a Merrill Whitcher / Under "Race/where born it says BrtF. I looked in the abbreviations but saw nothing that was similar. Does anyone know what that means? or did I miss something.

Thanks...

Lois

Tuck, Mersereau, Mowatt, Turnbull & Walls families

barretoml — 24 Jul 2004 2:34:11 GMT

Searching for information on the following family names. The order listed above is from those that I know the most about to the ones that I know little about.

Tuck, John
Tuck, James Samuel and his descendants
James Mersereau, an orphan from parts unknown and his descendants, especially George Mersereau of St. George.
Margaret Mowatt of Oak Bay, who married John Tuck.
Marion Turnbull Walls, and her parents William Walls and Josephine (perhaps turnbull?)

Thanks!

Looking for Family of Milton Garfield STEWART 1906-1961

roff1 — 7 Sep 2007 7:30:00 GMT

I entered the wrong email address when I posted this! Hence - no response! This has been corrected... Mom passed away in 2001, however, I am still looking >>>

Originally posted in 2000.

"I am looking for any relatives! My mother is about to pass away... Her maiden name was Stewart, Helen Kathleen, sister to Burton, Fanklin(?) & Sheryl. Her mom's maiden name was Grearson."

Father: Milton Garfield Stewart b: 1906 - d: 1961
Mother: Edith Alberta Grearson b; 1905 - d: 1969
Brother: Burton Orville Stewart b: ? - d: 2003
All are buried in St. George Rural Cemetery, (Charlotte, St. George, NB)
Sister: Sheryl Stewart: no information at all.
Helen Kathleen Stewart/Hillenbrand b: 1926 - d: 2001 in Montreal, Qc, Ca. Wife to
Joseph Francis Hillenbrand (of New Jersey) b: 1910 - d: 1966
in Montreal, Qc, Ca.
Sons: Ross Stewart & Eric Joseph

Samuel McLaughlin-Hannah Mundie in St.David

Lucy Severance Carroll — 28 Oct 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Originally posted Apr-Jul,1998...
Samuel b 1803 St David married Hannah MUNDIE moved to Washington Cty, ME. Is Samuel descended from a Loyalist or Scots-Irish Planter? Looking for info on Samuel and his wife Hannah.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY, NB., CANADA, MILITIA c.1800-1850?

Cal Craig — 23 Jan 2006 1:21:19 GMT

Re Sharon Cunningham's Message, 23 Jan 2006

Hi Sharon: Thank you for your last message. While trying to finish my index of the names I have so far of the Militia, I came across two more: PVT. GEORGE FLYNN and PVT. WILLIAM FLYNN.
Good Luck.
Cal Craig

Rosannah and Joshua Pendleton Family

ThomasWalker658 — 6 May 2006 11:13:09 GMT

I am looking for the Joshua and Rosannah Pendleton family of Deer Island,West Isle,Charlotte Co.,New Brunswick,Canada.
I have a family bible that lists the childrens birth dates and some deaths. Rosannah Pendleton(wife) death on 25 Sep 1865 is the last date in the bible.
Where did this family live on Deer Island? and where is McMasters Island in relation to Deer Island.
Where is the Pendleton family buried.

Arthur Carter & Sarah G Mclaughlin

chepp1 — 8 Aug 2007 4:52:59 GMT

I am looking for info on this couple. Their marriage was registered in Vanceboro, ME & McAdam Parish, York Co, NB. Date was Apr 30 1921. They had 6 kids

Florence Alice Carter
John Arthur Carter
Freeman Harris Carter
Margaret Ellen CARTER
Elizabeth Mary Carter
Charles T. Carter

My husband is the son of Florence (FLossie). Flossie md Murray Horace Brisley and lived in Moore Mills. If anyone has any info on tracing the Carters or Mclaughlin's please post here or email me at chepp@cogeco.ca

Thanks

Carrie

Whom did Celia Mary LEE marry?

pandoracatt — 19 Dec 2006 1:03:47 GMT

Hello I have a Celia Mary LEE b. 1911 who is listed under the following names Celia Mary LEE ARBEAU HOYT. Celia is buried in St. George Rural cem.

I see a Charles WIlmott ARBEAU under baptism of several children but I have no dates for him and cannot find where he buried; I do not know who the HOYT is - I cannot find any more info on ARBEAU or HOYT .

THank you for your help in advance.

George H. McLauchlan m. Abbie/Abby Stoddard 29 Oct 1890 in St. Stephen

Marilyn_Maxwell_Strout — 29 Jul 2007 1:48:06 GMT

I have a marriage certificate for a
Groom: George A. McLauchlan,Jr. 24 yrs, born in and lived in Dennysville, Maine, bachelor, hotel clerk, Congregationalist, son of George A. McLauchlan and Lizzie Hobart,

Bride Abby Stoddard, 16 yrs, born in and lived in Machias, spinster, Congregationalist, no parents listed;
Witnessed by George R. Gardner of Calais, Maine and Lizzie McLauchlan of Dennysville, Maine

Date of Marriage is October 29, 1890 by R. N. Weddall? by License, Reverend of Saint Stephen, NB with the consent of parents
Signed by George H. McLauchlan, Jr and Abbie Stoddard (note spelling differences in both names)

2 pages, attached
I will snail mail to first person that requests this certificate.

Doherty Children,StAndrews.Still looking

nancyperry55 — 12 Jul 2007 12:28:50 GMT

Looking for any information on George,John,Mary and Harriet Doherty,children of Patrick and Harriet Hughson Doherty.Would like to know if and when they married,spouses,and any information on children,grandchildren.
This is the strongest brick wall I have ever incountered
Gratefully Yours,
Nancy

Ancestors of John CLARK who m. Charlotte KITCHING 1870

fleury27 — 20 Nov 2006 12:06:06 GMT

Hi everyone, I am hoping somebody out there can help me. I am doing research on my family who came from New Brunswick, but I am not sure if that is where they originated from. Well my great grandfather was John CLARK he was born November 19, 1844 in New Brunswick, He married Charlotte KITCHING on 8 May 1870 in Charlotte County. They had 9 children, Sarah, John H, Mark B., William J., Charlotte E.M., Durrel L., Alexander J.C., Florence E., and Harrison W. Most of they family migrated to British Columbia and some went into the USA, and some stayed there in NB. I would like to find anyone who knows anything on this family, where John's parent were from and who they were and if he had any siblings.

Grant Bull contact

Marilyn_Maxwell_Strout — 18 Jul 2007 12:26:53 GMT

Hi Grant,
I need to talk to you. Do you have another email address where I can get in touch with you. If not, please respond on this board.

Marilyn Strout
Charlotte County Board Admin & NB List Admin

Wallace Royal Stinson

HeatherMckiel — 25 Jun 2007 2:07:10 GMT

We are looking for any information on Wallace Royal Stinson, we have traced back to him, hit a roadblock... we are looking for place of birth, parents names etc..

Cheers

Melisenda Flagg Cleaves

Robert C. Hull — 26 Oct 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Recently came across some info on my gr grandmother on my
mothers side as being born in Campobello, N.B. Her death
certificate lists her father as Arthur Flagg, mother Sophia
Gould Flagg. Will start to use the web site to research
this family line. Thought I would post this query in case
these names show up in other family lines. It looks like
the Surname Flagg seems to be very common name.

Bob Hull, Lawrence, Mass.

Looking for info on Mary ANDERSON & James/Fred GIBSON mid 1800s

Diana_Purdue — 25 Jul 2001 10:32:37 GMT

I am searching for information about Janetta Moore Gibson's family. Father James F 1858 or (?Fred) GIBSON and mother Mary A Anderson 1862...Charlotte County NB
Other children include..Stewart A, Myrtle, Maggie, Kiffrinigin, Zella, Alexander H, Canstance C, and Frederick W.
Janetta married William H SHORT( 1889) and had son Donald W SHORT...in McAdam NB.

Who are the parents of Alexander Mcdougal b.1788 @ St. Andrews

selmagrant — 4 Jun 2007 3:10:26 GMT

Yes another Alexander. born abt July 1788 at St Andrews died 25 Nov. 1875 buried at Fort Fairfield Maine. Married Susannah Bubar or Marllet. I am looking for his parents and any siblings.

McLAUGHLIN/CROCKER

eldriverd — 17 Jul 2001 4:05:14 GMT

Looking for any McLaughlin and Crocker.

Many lines and tying together info for others as well.

There is a Crocker Reunion this summer in Maine.
With McLaughlin folks coming.
For more info, email eldriverd@aol.com

Johnston's & McCullough's of Bocabec

bnkjohns — 22 Jun 2001 8:37:31 GMT

I am tracing me family roots on the Johnston side. My father ( Aubrey George Melvin Johnston ) was born in New Brunswick
Nov 20, 1933 and had a brother Ted Sept 9, 1932 and sister Alice b. abt. 1935. My dad's parents were Orville b. abt. 1910
and Roberta McCullough. Roberta later married an Irwin.
All are now past on except possibly Roberta who was in her 90's and living in St. Andrews NB.

Thanks
Keith

Vanstone, Markee & Searle families

ehforsyt — 19 Jul 2001 10:58:12 GMT

Seeking any info on these ancestors,mostly from NB and England any data is welcome
Thank you ehforsyt@midmaine.com

Looking for Ancestors of Alfred Carter & Hannah Hillson

Juli — 16 Nov 2001 8:07:56 GMT

Looking for information on the family Alfred Carter and Hannah Hillson and their individual lines also. One of their children Joshua Carter married Adeila Goodeill and they are my great grandparents.

Treva Mae Leavitt Fraser

Launa Brenchley — 13 Mar 2004 3:06:49 GMT

Looking for the death date of Treva Mae Leavit Fraser, born 9 June 1917 Blacks Harbour, Charlotte, N.B, She was married to Harry "VILLMAN" Fraser, July 16, 1931. Villman Fraser died in Hamilton, Ontario. Last known address for Treva Mae was in Puslinch, Ontario, Canada in 1999. Please guide me. Thank you!

Ephraim and Sarah Young Family

Linda Halling — 2 Nov 2004 3:40:23 GMT

I am looking for the names of the 13 children who were born to Ephraim and Sarah Young. In the obituary it states that Sarah died at the home of her daughter in St George who might that be?

Who are the parents of Mary Ann FLYNN born 1803 St. Patrick m. Charles COGSWELL

rwbohn — 11 Jan 2005 4:26:16 GMT

Seek information about Mary Ann FLYNN and her parents. Mary Ann FLYNN was born June 13, 1803, in St. Patrick, New Brunswick, daughter of Walter FLYNN and Annie BROWN. She married 27 September 1823 to Charles C. COGSWELL, b. 8 December 1798, son of Elihu COGSWELL and Rebecca HOWLAND. They resided in New Brunswick (in St. Patrick, Oromocto, St John) and Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. They had nine children: Douglas; Charlotte; Amos; Rebecca; Nehemiah; Isaac; Lucinda; Charles; and George. Charles died in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, 5 May 1866. Mary Ann was living with her son Capt. Douglas COGSWELL in Calais, Maine in 1884.

In-Laws, Outlaws and Kin Folk articles

palmateera — 16 Apr 2007 12:54:14 GMT

My name is Adrienne (McConvey) Palmateer. I am Frances Eileen (F.E) McConvey's youngest daughter. In the late 80's she wrote articles for the Courier on Wednesday's called In-Laws, Outlaws and Kin Folk. With the Couriers permission I am releasing all her articles on my website.

You may visit the website at
www.palmateerancestry.com/iok

Thanks,
Adriene Palmateer

Transportation to US in 1896

WhidbeyIslandAnn — 15 Apr 2007 12:46:59 GMT

Rev. Fenwick Wright family (Elizabeth Joanna Day and 2 sons) left Bailee Baptist Church, Charlotte County in 1896. They travelled to US where Rev. Wright was pastor at the Wilton Baptist Church in New Hampshire.

What modes of transporation were available to them at this time, ships, trains, ?

Mclean, spear

brenchley58 — 7 Apr 2007 4:20:43 GMT

Looking for information on a Bessy Ordelia Spear (22 May 1901) who married a Mclean...they had Anna , Jack, and Effe. Bessy was the daughter of John B. Spear and Annie Fernald (who were married Dec 21, 1890) Need Births,marriages,death dates and places for this family...thank you

Smith Family

gblair7 — 3 Dec 2004 10:51:34 GMT

Looking for any information on the Smith Family.

Father was Robert Smith who m. a woman named Harriet. They had at least one child, Charles A., who I believe was born in Saint John. Unsure where the parents are from. It's info. on the parents I'm searching for primarily but would also like to know about Charles. Charles immig. to Massachusetts and m. Mary Jennie Jackson from Nova Scotia in 1886 - they were my great-great grandparents.