Kings - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Reid/Spragg

hammond249 — 5 Oct 2008 5:16:08 GMT

Looking for info re John H. Reid, born 12 Dec 1873 in Kings Co, died 27 Feb 1956 in Kings Co. Married 12 Aug 1908 in Kings Co, Leah Esther Spragg. Would like to know the parents of John H. Reid and any siblings. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Census of 1861 (Upham Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick

dmareynolds — 1 Sep 2008 1:51:14 GMT

Two questions:
1. Is this census available on-line; and if so where?
2. If not available on-line, does anyone have a copy who would be willing to do a look-up of any DALZELL /DELZELL families.

Thanks so much.

D. Reynolds

Joseph Bean

rickbain311 — 25 Aug 2008 2:04:58 GMT

Looking for info on Bean's in Kings County, especially Joseph Bean, my family is the Bain's from Fredericton the name used to be Bean while in England and was originally McBean before that while in Inverness Scotland, any help is appreciated I know I am missing 2 Bean Brother's who are sons of my George Bain/Bean who married a Sarah Thomas from Saint John

Phoebe Jones, b. 1861 in Belle Isle, d. 16 Feb 1936 in Moncton; married (1) Charles B. Humphrey and (2) Alfred David Steeves

DawnEdlund — 16 Aug 2008 4:34:15 GMT

I am trying to track down the parents of Phoebe Jones. According to her obituary, she was daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Asa Jones, and had a sister Ella Mills and a brother Norman Jones. Does anyone have the 1861 and 1871 census records for Kings county, to send me the text of the family groupings? There is an Asa Jones, age 34, in the 1851 Kings county census in Springfield parish, with 2nd wife [this is a guess from the ages of the children], Catherine, age 22, and 3 children: John, age 11; Harriet, age 10; and Amos, age 8. I think this is the same Asa Jones, with wife Catherine, as appears in the 1881 census online, and they have a daughter Ella, which would tie him to the Phoebe Jones I am interested in.

By 1891, Catherine Jones, wife of Asa H. Jones, is a widow. There is a reported death of Asa H. Jones in "The Times" in November 1889, saying he was 74 years old, survived by his wife and 8 children. I suspect this may be the same guy, but would like to tie it all together a little better. Knowing Asa Jones' parents would also be very helpful.

Here is an excerpt from the obituary of Phoebe (Jones) Humphreys, Steeves:

Obituary, Daily Times, Tuesday, 18 February 1936, p. 9

Mrs. David Steeves

Many friends will learn with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. David Steeves at her residence 349 St. George Street, Sunday evening [16 Feb 1936]. Mrs. Steeves was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jones, and was born in Belle Isle, Kings County, but had lived practically all her life in Moncton. [...]

She was twice married, her first husband being Charles B. Humphrey, a conductor on the old Intercolonial Railway.

Mrs. Steeves is survived by her husband, David Steeves, well known merchant, also one son Walter Humphrey, and one daughter, Mrs. W. J. Hopper, Dufferin Street, 3 grandchildren, William Humphrey, Walter and Marguerita Hopper, this city [Moncton]; one sister, Mrs. Ella Mills, Moncton, and one brother, Norman Jones, Gladeside, Kent Co.

Funeral: Wed afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence; burial at Elmwood

Thanks in advance for any help offered.

Cormier's

julieharris342 — 7 Jul 2008 2:09:02 GMT

Looking for information on Zephire, Zephere, Zefire, Zefere, Cormier married to Marie LeBlanc early 1900's. Both would have been born around 1900. One child I know of was born in 1938. Joseph Normand Cormier. Any info on this line would be appreciated. Was told he was from Buctouche New Brunswick.

Evans

arewerelated2007 — 13 Aug 2008 12:29:54 GMT

Seeking descendants of Edwin and Lillian (FOWLER) EVANS.

Edwin George EVANS b.23 Jun 1865 in Margart, PEI, son of Rev. Edwin and Margaret (GRIEG) EVANS. He died 7 Dec 1953 in Sussex, NB. Buried in Hampton Rural Cemetery. Married Lillian Blanche Fowler 27 Aug 1890 in Hampton.

Lillian Blanche FOWLER b. 15 Aug 1870, daughter of Henry Joshua and Annie Louisa (FLEWWELLING)) FOWLER. She died 11 Dec 1955 in Digby, Nova Scotia.

Children of Edwin and Lillian:
Edwin Ronald b. 1 Aug 1891 m. Anne CUMMINS
Harry Ilsley b. 24 Jul 1894 m. Dorothy KEITH
Frank b. 14 Nov 1896
Margaret Louise b. 16 Jul 1898 m. John Louis Mowatt LELACHEUR
Maurie Fowler b. 8 Aug 1900
John Reginald b. 16 Feb 1904

This family ties into my PPURDY research through Lillian. Willing to share what I have.

Smith and Cougle Families of Sussex New Brunswick canada

WeAllRemember — 8 Jun 2008 12:13:13 GMT

Looking for any information on these families. I have uploaded a picture of Frances Dolby Smith with her sisters and mother I believe. I would like to verify this. I hope someone will know the others in the picture. Her mom and dad are William A Smith and Julia Abigal Cougle, I would like to know who her grandparents were. You can see her picture in my family tree PJA Family.

George Foster 1851 Census Springfield, Kings Co, NB

SusanFoster126 — 26 Jun 2008 2:25:25 GMT

I am looking for information on George Foster listed in the Springfield 1851 Census. I am trying to confirm his wife's name as Mary and the birth of a daughter Maggie in 1870. Maggie is listed in the Drouin records as marrying Alfred H Fraser b 1867 son of William and Mary Fraserand after his death married Stephen Ransford Foster b 1856. Any information would be appreciated.Thank you.

Descendants Daniel and Hannah Spragg Odell

Elsie O'Dell Dinsmore — 4 Mar 2004 6:41:25 GMT

Is there anyone now living in Springfield, Kings Co. who is descended from Daniel and Hannah and would know the family history? I know Hannah came from NY on the Jason in 1783. Daniel came with his regiment, the Prince of Wales American Regiment. I have been trying for years to find Daniel's origins, family etc. Their son, my ggg grandfather,Thomas came to Moose Island (Eastport) Maine in 1817 I would appreciate any information. Thanks. Elsie

Jacob Belyea & Jane Vail m. 1869 Kings County

gardengal2a34 — 11 May 2008 11:54:16 GMT

I am looking for information and descendants of Jacob Belyea (b. 1846 NB)and Jane Vail (b. 1844 NB)who were married 1869 in King's County and are in the 1881 Census as living in Westfield, Kings County, NB with 2 children Charles & Josephine and Joseph Belyea (b.1794 NB) who I believe is Jacob's father.
I am related to Jane Vail through her grandfather Ebenezer Clark (Clarke)
Any information greatly appreciated.

James Smith and Elizabeth Carlisle

jerryleblanc1 — 9 May 2008 1:05:09 GMT

Hi,

I have the following info (see below) for James and Elizabeth. It looks like they might have had a daughter names Henretta (found on the 1881 Springfield Parish, Kings County census). Would anyone know what happened to Henretta or if James and Elizabeth had any more children?

Jerry

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Elizabeth Ann Carlisle, born Abt. 1837 in New Brunswick; died 07 Jul 1886 in Bay View Cemetery, Hatfield's Point, Kings County. She married James Smith 09 Jan 1868; born Abt. 1832 in Stewarton, Kings County; died 11 May 1910 in Bay View Cemetery, Hatfield's Point, Kings County.

Notes for Elizabeth Ann Carlisle:

Wedding/Marriage: Christian Visitor - January 9, 1868
m. 31st ult., by Rev. W.A. Corey, James SMITH / Miss Eliza Ann CARLILE both of Springfield (Kings Co.)

Obituary: August 12, 1886 - Moncton Times
d. Springfield (Kings Co.) 7th July, of consumption, Eliza Ann SMITH wife of James SMITH, age 50. She was a member of the Baptist Church at Thorntown.

Burns/Byrne, Huggard, Hingston

hammond249 — 6 May 2008 1:02:31 GMT

Searching for any infor on John Burns/Byrne b.1841 New Brunswick, d.1888. Also info on his parents, John Byrne b.1805 Ireland and Mary Hingston b.1806 Ireland. They
lived for a time in Kings County. Also info on Abraham Huggard b.1794 Ireland,and his wife Alice b.1804 Ireland who are somehow related to the Burns/Byrne family. These families are both showing as living in Kings Co. in the 1851 Census. Any help would be sincerely appreciated.

Burns/Byrne, Huggard, Hingston

hammond249 — 6 May 2008 1:00:10 GMT

Searching for any infor on John Burns/Byrne b.1841 New Brunswick, d.1888. Also info on his parents,John Byrne b.1805 Ireland and Mary Hingston b. 1806 Ireland. They
lived for a time in Kings County. Also info on Abraham Huggard b.1794 Ireland,and his wife Alice b.1804 Ireland who are somehow related to the Burns/Byrne family. These families are both showing as living in Kings Co. in the 1851 Census. Any help would be sincerely appreciated.

Albert County Cemeteries, New Brunswick Canada online

Helena98 — 30 Apr 2008 9:34:57 GMT

New site with transcripts and pictures of headstones for some Albert County, New Brunswick cemeteries

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mhlewis/ne...

OGDEN Brickwall – McWILLIAM(S); MacWILLIAM(S); KEIRSTEAD

bjgillard — 11 Apr 2008 12:03:55 GMT

Hi,
I am researching my husbands maternal line McWILLIAM(S) MacWILLIAM(S) from Westmorland County.

James Albert MacWILLIAM(S) married Hannah Jane OGDEN. Hannah was the daughter of Alfred B. OGDEN and Mary Jane KEIRSTEAD (their marriage bonds were posted in Charlotte County).

I am trying to find out who the parents of Alfred B. OGDEN are. Alfred was born 8 Nov 1844 in New Brunswick and died 29 Jul 1909, Snider Mountain, Kings County, New Brunswick. I wasn’t able to find the family in the 1851 Census.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jane Gillard

Fenwick,Freeze

W Peter Fenwick — 29 Jul 2001 1:51:44 GMT

Anyone wishing to exchange information on the above familiies pleqase e-mail me. Have information back to 1725.

DNA match

DELPHINELARGE — 1 Apr 2008 5:26:03 GMT

Hello:
I note that DNA participant #'s 36323 and # 29230 first lines are the same.
# 29230 represents my line .
It would be nice and also helpful if you had some dates to which to compare. I know we are said to have ancestors in the Carolinas. I am trying to find the parentage of Charles Cameron b 1783 . His gravestone says Inverness-shire, but a grandson in an old letter to a relative says b Quebec. Since that date represents the end of the Revolution, I am
considering that. To shorten the story, Charles served in the 26th of Foot, Cameronian Regiment as a young Drummer from 1790 to 1800. He the went to York (now Toronto) and eventually got land in what is now (Mississauga) Ontario, Canada.
He m and had 10 children on that farm. Some stayed around that area, while others went West and some eventually to California etc.
If you would be so kind as to share some dates , it would be nice if we could come up with some names from the past.
I would hope that the DNA project will prove fruitful in this regard, else it seems meaningless as far as genealogy is concerned. Do you know anything about the John and the Mill Allen in your DNA?
This line is said to be of Fassiefern which produced the Chiefs since the time of Culloden in Scotland.
Thanks for bearing with me. I appreciate any comments and help.
Delphine Cameron Large

Looking for info on BAIN FAMILY

rickbain311 — 30 Mar 2008 11:57:17 GMT

Edward Bain lived there with wife Catherine Black, Edward I am looking for is son of George Bain from Fredericton, and died in 1889

Townsend Family of Kings County

SPawluk1635 — 10 Nov 2002 6:59:04 GMT

I am researching my Townsend ancestors. Looking for info on John Townsend and his wife Martha (Yeamans). I believe they had 13 children. Both are apparently buried at St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard, Lakeside, Hampton Parish, Kings County. I am descended from their oldest child Jeremiah Townsend, born in 1781, and baptized in 1795 in Gagetown, New Brunswick. Jeremiah married Mary Turner who was baptized as an adult in 1817 in Kingston Parish.

McFarlane

langsandy — 7 Mar 2008 5:50:24 GMT

1. King McFarlane b. abt 1875 Ireland
+ ???

2. Stanley Nelson McFarlane b. abt 1895 Sussex NB, d. 1 Feb 1948
+ ???

3. Stewart Robert McFarlane b 8 Apr 1923, Sussex NB, m. 26 Jan 1946,
+ Dorothy Idella Price, b. 16 Oct 1924

Edward Taylor/Elenor Fowler

msshellyrae62 — 27 Oct 2003 11:34:58 GMT

looking for info on an Edward Taylor and Elenor(Helenor)Fowler Taylor. They had a daughter Bessie Taylor. Bessie b. 1862. Know she married but her husband died and she moved to Houlton, Me. and married an Elmer Milliken. Any info helpful. glenys

Wilson

S_Journeau — 26 Mar 2007 5:58:02 GMT

Desperately trying to locate the Wilson Family. the Canadian 1911 Census has Thomas R. Wilson, his wife, Edith M. Wilson, his daughters, Agnes and Evangeline and son Charles T, his father Thomas and brother James H. all documented as living in Norton Parish, Kings County. The birth date and age for Thomas senior is very accurate to be Anne Wilson's brother, from the Bathurst area. Anne was married to my gg grandfather, Cornelius Wiseman, who died very young of foul play in Bathurst. Would love to communicate with Anne's family to see what they know of the story of Anne and Cornelius. His name I believe was James Cornelius.

Thomas/Mott

hammond249 — 3 Jan 2008 1:24:21 GMT

Looking for any info on Thomas Thomas, d.1890 Kings Co.,
married Margaret Ann Mott, daughter of Jacob B. Mott in 1874,Springfield. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

M.George J. Watson died March 2nd, 1886

SheilaMacCallumAnderson — 30 Dec 2007 8:54:50 GMT

Deaths:

Watson--- The friends will hear with deep regret of the death of M. George J. Watson, which occurred at his son's residence, Collins, Kings County, N.B., March 2nd, after a brief illness, aged 93. Mr. Watson united with the Baptist church at Collins, about forty years ago, of which he remained a consistent member until his death. He was born in Halifax, N.S. in 1794, and enlisted 1812 in the Glengary Fencibles, and served in Canada in the American war. He served in the battle of Fort George, Lundy's Lane, Crook's Mills, Chippeway, and the seige of Fort Garry, and was woundee three times. He was discharged in 1815 as a good and faithful soldier by Sir Francis Batsby, colonel of the regiment.
*****************************************************
From the Baptist paper: Messenger and Visitor: 1886: March 10th issue

Have you seen Brunzelia?

ehaddix186 — 27 Sep 2007 12:15:15 GMT

William McConnell lived in Kings County from c. 1835 to c 1860. His wife was Brunzelia Unknown (found in an 1868 Westmorland County land record). Has anyone run across this unusual given name?

1851 census

beltep501 — 12 Dec 2002 2:09:57 GMT

To Thomos Murray,

I noticed you have done a few look-ups in the 1851 kings Co. census. I would appreciate it if you could look up John Wilfred Campbell in the 1851 Kings Co, Kars Parrish.

Thanks, Pat Turner

Obit - William Blagden

SColeman28 — 5 Nov 2007 12:15:01 GMT

The Telegraph-Journal Oct 2, 1940
William Blagden Dies at Age of 94
The death of William Blagden occurred at his home in Westfield yesterday after a declining illness of three years. Mr. Blagden, who had reached the advanced age of 94 years, was born in Westfield, a son of the late William and Hannah Blagden, and spent all his life there. He was a well-known farmer and was highly respected in the community. In religion he was an Anglican. Surviving are two sons, Herbert L., Fairville, and Harry S., Westfield. There are also surviving several grandchildren.
The funeral will be held today from his home with service at 2 pm. Interment will be made at Mount Hope Cemetery, Nerepis.

STOCKTON / DICKEY Families of Cornhill / Anagance

Geoff Peters — 10 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for descendants of Wallace Stockton or Dickey's of Cornhill / Anagance area. My grandfather, William Peters, was a British Home Child emmigrant to this are from England in 1911 - he first went to work for a Wallace Stockton, thereafter with a William Dickey of Cornhill, looking for descendants or relatives who may have pictures or information on him while he worked there. Also, either worked for or was friends with a James Branscombe of same area.

old abandoned house, poodiac

madison1912 — 23 Mar 2002 5:46:56 GMT

there is a really interesting old house in poodiac, nb that's obviously been abandoned for years. it's up on a hill(they had a fabulous view) and there's a horse pasture behind it. i have a picture of it if anyone would like to see it. i would LOVE to know who it belonged to. .

DeForest, Hampton Area

SDerkoch — 15 Oct 2005 3:49:35 GMT

Seeking info on parents of JAMES F. DEFOREST b. Sept 18, 1921, married ANAH JANE FOWLER (daughter of Josiah and Esther Matilda (DeForest) FOWLER Sept. 25, 1850.

Have found James and some of their children buried at Hampton Parish-French Village Cemetery.

James and Catherine Blakeney/Blakney

Phyllis_McNeill — 7 Feb 2007 4:10:27 GMT

James and Catherine Blakney are both buried in a Baptist Cemetery in Rothesay but I have not been able to find transcripts online. Does anyone have any idea how i might find out the dates of birth and death for these people. Any lead would be appreciated since I am legally blind I only have the internet to do my research.
Thanks in advance
Phyllis
Ontario

1871 Census Hampton, Kings County

arewerelated2007 — 12 Oct 2007 12:47:54 GMT

Does anyone know if there has been an index compiled of this census year? I have checked the actual film at our library for the family of Henry J Fowler in Hampton, but there are quite a few pages of it that are completely illegible. I have yet to make it to the Provincial Archives, but does anyone know if their copy would be in better shape, or would it be the exact same? This is the last year I have to find them in, and was really hoping to finish this off.

Thanks.

Need date of death

arewerelated2007 — 21 Sep 2007 8:04:07 GMT

Am looking for the date of death for Annie L (Flewwelling) Fowler.

Annie was the daughter of Hon. John and Caroline Flewwelling of Hampton, Kings County, New Brunswick. She was married to Henry Joshua Fowler of Hampton, and they raised their children, Lillian Blanche, Harry Ernest, Ella May, Walter, Roy Wilbur, Florence Harrison, and two children that died in infancy in Hampton/Hampton area. According to her tombstone which, I located in the Hampton Rural Cemetery, she died in 1933, but there is not a date on it. I am trying to track down her actual date, to try and find an obituary for her. I have checked the Provincial archives, but there is not a listing for her death.

If these names look familiar to anyone, or if you know who I would contact in regards to this cemetery, please help. I would appreciate it. Thanks!!

Need info on James Rattray born bet. 1820 and 1840

AUBY239 — 3 Oct 2007 7:24:20 GMT

I am trying to find any information on James Rattray born between 1820 and 1840. I found a possible death date on 17 September 1900 in Kings county. I am trying to find an obituary, place of burial, death certificate, wife's name and any other information whatsoever on his family.
I live in Alabama, U.S.A. and have never done research in this country so I am clueless. I will gladly pay for cost of any copies, postage and research time.

Thanks.
John Awbrey

Looking for Evans Descendants

arewerelated2007 — 28 Sep 2007 8:27:42 GMT

I am trying to track down the the descendants of Lt.-Col. Harry Ilsley Evans and Dorothy Keith (Lowe) Evans.

Harry Ilsley Evans was born in Hampton, Kings County, New Brunswick on 24 Jul 1895 to Edwin George Evans and Lillian Blanche Fowler. He died at the Victoria Public Hospital 12 Apr 1965 and was buried in the family plot in the Hampton Rural Cemetery, Hampton, Kings County, New Brunswick. According to his death notice, he was well known in Fredericton and Oromocto as the first chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the town of Oromocto, a post he retired from in 1961. For a number of years he served as the administrator at the Department of Verteran's Affairs in Saint John. When he died in 1965, he was survived by his Dorothy, who was living in Oromocto, and four daughters; Mrs. Harry Burroughs of Santurce, Puerto Rico, Mrs. W.G. Colbourne of Windsor, Ontario, Mrs. John C. Smith of Fredericton, and Mrs. George E. Crowe of Oswego, New York. He was also survived by eight grandchildren. I have no idea what the names of his daughters were or which of them had children and their names.

According to his wife Dorothy's headstone, found in Hampton Rural Cemetery, she died in 1993, but unfortunately, that is all I know about her death. I have no actual date for her. Dorothy was born circa 1898 in New Brunswick, and they were married 4 Nov 1923 in Saint John, Saint John County, New Brunswick.

If any of this looks familiar to anyone out there, I would love some help please. I have hit a wall with this branch of my family tree, and would love to be able to find some information on any of their descendants.

Thanks in advance.

arewerelated2007@yahoo.com

John Prall Ford

snowdon172 — 30 Aug 2007 4:29:51 GMT

I am looking for names of the children born to John Prall Ford [1789-1869] and his wife Pheobe [Townsend] who lived in the Hammond River area. According to on-line research there were at least two sons---Oswald and John. Any others? Any daughters?

STAFFORD - WALLACE - Freeborn Connections

jstafford0825 — 2 Jul 2003 8:10:17 GMT

Ann Jane Stafford b 1853 IRE>NB CAN 1855. She married Joseph Wallace about 1871 in Kings Co. Joseph was b. 1842 in NB.

James Stafford b 1842 IRE and William Stafford b 1845 IRE.

Ann Jane Stafford, James and William came form IRE to NB in 1855 with their parents James Stafford and Alice Freeborn.

They settled in the Shepody Rd area and St John.

I have all the available Census and Directory info availabl from the web. I am looking for decendents or others that may help me find this family's ancestors.

Thanks in advance for your help!
Jim

Hosford McDevitt

mskc21 — 22 Oct 2002 5:11:32 GMT

George Hosford married Susan McDevitt at St. Dunstans Church, in Fredericton, July 17th 1837.
George was baptized the same day.
I know of one child, Mary born August 11, 1844.
George born 1807; Susan born 1811; both from Ireland.
If anyone has anymore information, please share.
Thanks
Mary

How do I Unsubscribe?

tristrambryan — 2 Sep 2007 2:37:47 GMT

The e-mail address shown for the administrator of this message board doesn't work for me. To whom should I apply to get off this list? Tristram Bryan

Eberle/Eberly/Everly

Shirley Everley — 1 Aug 2002 1:08:19 GMT

I am seeking any information on the Eberle/Eberly/Everly family. I have information from the 1881 census that shows William, May, Nelson, Samuel, Elizabeth, Maud, and Carrie Everly. It appears to be one family. I would like to approximately know when the family arrived, if there were other families, who the parents were, or any other information that is available.

Sherwoods

stmoss6 — 12 Aug 2007 10:09:43 GMT

I am a descendant of Robert Seeley Sherwood (Model Farm, NB) and Alice Adelia Carpenter (Rothesay area, NB). Would love to hear from descendents or those who have info on them and their parents.

T. Moss

SHERWOOD'S

Pam — 16 Jan 2002 1:24:36 GMT

Would appreciate any help on any information of the Sherwood's of New Brunswick Canada. I am a descendent of Same..Thank you. My email Chiefy-1@msn.com. This is for my personal use, and I may also have some information to share with you.

Elsie Folkins/Arthur Buchanan

Michelle Buchanan — 18 Feb 2002 11:23:32 GMT

Looking for information regarding Elsie Folkins who lived at or around White's Mountain, Parish of Havloch also anything about her husband Arthur Wilden Buchanan.

Agnes Cunningham

bwebster186 — 13 May 2007 7:09:43 GMT

I am looking for any information on Agnes Cunningham, born 1847 to John Cunningham. Marriage bond to James Wilson indicates she was from Westfield parish. I cannot find her in the 1851 census, but perhaps she had another name? Greatly appreciate any help.

Mary Ellen Gallagher & James Corcoran

DebraLeBlanc24 — 22 May 2007 9:34:11 GMT

I have a Mary Ellen Gallagher b.1865 Rothesay d.29 Jun 1890 in Rothesay NB.

Looking for information on her husband, James Corcoran.

Thank you,
Debra

Looking for Info on Anderson/Gray Family in Sussex

Rachel Ashby — 25 Aug 2006 8:51:01 GMT

Hi, Just wondering if anyone could help me find a little more info on my gg-grandparents. My great-grandmother was Sara (Sadie) Nora Anderson b.1903 in Sussex, Kings Co. She married Everett Ross Adams and they had 14 kids. Her father was William James Anderson and her mother Mary Maud Gray. I found a birth registration on the New Brunswick site for this info. It's pretty much all that I've got. I also found a few potential siblings.
Thanks, Rachel

Tean King

JoanHearty28 — 20 Apr 2007 4:13:13 GMT

I am looking for my grandfather's sister Tean King who lived in McCallum Mills in 1913. From a write up about her brother Sylvanus Davison who was killed in a train accident in Malden Massachusetts. Her parents were Timothy and Christyana of Delbert Nova Scotia. By 1913 both of them had died. Her other sibling were Thaddeus Davison, Justin Davison, Ira Davison, Jeriah Davison, Havelock Davison, Edward Davison, Sarah Newcomb, Luthern Stewart, Josephine Patterson.

Wood family - suggestions?

TDurnnian — 14 Apr 2007 12:07:13 GMT

Hi. I am trying to track down descendants of Murray E. Wood (1894-1958) and Mary Kathleen Durnnian (1893-?). They're buried Riverbank. I think they had 1 son Kenneth L.(name on stone in Riverbank). Kenneth Leslie Wood married Audrey Ganderton 1940 (assuming same person).
Wondering if anyone is researching the Wood family and/or has information on Kenneth or other children of Murray and Mary.
Any suggestion/information would be appreciated.
Thanks,terry

cameron family

WeAllRemember — 9 Sep 2003 1:18:32 GMT

I'm a allen by marrage and my parents was dean , my grandparents samuel and helen cameron .I belive this might be my great great grandparents.(Jane married John FOWLER. 34 F v Rachel BELYEA was born 10 Aug 1843 in Greenwich, Kings Co., New Brunswick and was christened 6 Oct 1846 in Headline, Queens Co., New Brunswick. Rachel married Albert CAMERON on 19 Feb 1867 in , Kings Co., New Brunswick.) They had 3 children that I believe. Beverly,Ambrosse ( a edward) and my great grandfather Lewis m.Any one with information.

Manning

sammilt — 11 Apr 2007 12:52:40 GMT

I am researching David West Manning who married Frances Brannen abt 1848. One of their children was Ambrose Robert Manning who married Henrietta Hazen abt 1883. One of their children was Walter Ferguson Manning who married Blanche Agnes Neilson abt 1921. Any connections out there?
Trying to find where David Manning and Frances Brannen were born.

Lynne Manning Militello

Given/Boyle

J_Kien — 22 Mar 2002 12:32:16 GMT

Looking for any descendants of James Given and Margaret Orr, Michael Boyle and Ann Duffy, or Patrick Boyle and Margaret Cushing.

James Edward Blakney

Phyllis_McNeill — 8 Apr 2007 10:36:13 GMT

On the Vital Records for Nova Scotia I have found a James Edward Blakney b. abt 1838 in Rothesay, New Brunswick. Can anyone tell me the family that he belongs with.This record is for a marriage to Susan Vaughan living in Waterville and James was living in New Ross, Nova Scotia. There are parents listed for him but I am legally blind and can't make out the names. Any lead would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Phyllis
Ontario

Sgt. James Green, Loyalist settler

jeb39 — 18 Aug 2001 3:59:28 GMT

I am looking for information about: 1) a Loyalist settler, Sgt. James Green of the Kings American Regiment, who came to New Brunswick with other Loyalists in 1783. His wife was Elizabeth Carpenter; 2) their son, Willet(t) Green who married Hannah Vincent; 3) 3 grandsons of James Green who settled in Kings County Nova Scotia, one of whom may be my ancestor, (George) William Green. I can share a great deal of information on William Green and his descendants.

Julie (DANAHY) MURPHY

helen_danahy — 17 Aug 2001 12:01:09 GMT

Bridget Elizabeth Wright

WWHowe — 25 Nov 2006 12:47:42 GMT

One more query of a loose end is the family of Bridget Elizabeth Wright b 1785 in Millstream m Elisha Clark Corey b 1784 d 1836 from Hampstead, Queens Co., they later resided in New Canaan, Queens Co., and had John, Sarah, Abigail, Elizabeth, William, Zebuleon, Alfred, Rachel, Margaret, Ella.
Interesting that son William m 1847 Elizabeth Wright.

I am interested in finding out the parents of Bridget. The Wrights seem to be a family that is quite difficult to sort out.

Again many thanks

Wright surname.

Mark Wright — 30 Mar 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Searching the Wrights of Studholm,possibly any leads of one Captain William Wright,English descent...arrived N.B 1783 as a Loyalist...

1861 Kings Census Look-Up Request

David Scott Drane — 17 Oct 2005 8:55:56 GMT

Hello.

I’m trying to locate my ancestor, Aaron Thom(p)son. He would have been about 20-25 years old at the time of the census.

Many thanks,

David in NYC

Fowler - Flewelling

WWHowe — 25 Nov 2006 12:47:42 GMT

I am looking to varify the possible link of Ann Fowler b 1807 d 12 jul 1883 m to George Spragg b 11 feb 1793 d 18 Jan 1871, as being the first born of Clarissa Flewelling (1786-1860) and John Fowler (1783-18..)

Making this connection would be a great help. Wallace

e-mail - daysprings@eastlink.ca

Maxwell family,Barnesville ,Kings Co

mjlee161 — 17 Oct 2003 2:18:52 GMT

I am looking for decendents of James A. maxwell (Native of Ireland) Born 1814 Died Mar 7/1893. Buried in Covenanter's graveyard. Children married Hosfords,Hughes, Nagle, Garnett Freeman.

Clark Family in Saint John Kings County

LadyFamily — 19 Dec 2003 4:38:06 GMT

I am searching my Clark family tree within Kings Co. I am searching for any information on my grandfather Cecil Hazen Clark who married Helen Kathleen Howard in 1939 in St. John. I know that they stayed in the area all their lives. Would you by chance have either of these two in your family tree as well or perhaps have heard of them. I am particularily interested in obtain my Cecil's parental family information.

Thank-you very kindly in advance for any help.

Lester/ Girvan

KayClarke54 — 16 Feb 2007 2:55:52 GMT

I am looking for the descendants of Alexander Girvan b. about 1859 and Mary Lester born Aug 1858. Their children may have been George Girvan born about 1891 and HArold Girvan born about 1896.
Kay Clarke

MAHALETH(MAHAMET)

Susan — 26 Aug 2003 1:16:47 GMT

Who are the parents of Mahaleth(Mahamet)Humphrey(1840-1923)? She is buried in the Greenhill Cem.,Havelock Parish,along with her husband,Charles L.Hicks(1834-1902).

1861 Kings County Census - Sussex Parish

Supernova7 — 5 Jan 2007 8:00:46 GMT

Can someone please verify if the 1861 Kings County Census for Sussex Parish is complete. I have been told by some that the Eastern end of the parish was never surveyed or the census results were lost.

I am trying to locate the entry for William and Mary Teakles, then living in and around Portage Vale. The family do appear in the 1851 and 1871 Census.

parents of Kenneth SNODGRASS

Suzanne4440 — 14 Jan 2007 3:00:17 GMT

I am trying to find the parents of Kenneth SNODGRASS (m. Kathleen SHAW in 1931 in NB)in New Brunswick, Canada. Are they William Spence SNODGRASS and Mary Elizabeth DANN who were m. 1907 in Kings Co.,NB? If not who?
Thanks,
Suzanne Carter

DUNHAM

davishf1 — 24 Jul 2003 3:21:59 GMT

Daniel Carey Dunham, Parish of Studholm, Kings Co., age 48 in 1851 census. Who were his parents? Was he a son of Asher Dunham, Loyalist?

Andrew McCafferty - Catherine McGarrigle

DebraLeBlanc24 — 30 Dec 2006 12:17:28 GMT

Hello,

Looking for any information about Andrew McCafferty b.1820 in Donegal Ireland and died 07 Sep 1880 in Quispamsis NB. He was married to Catherine McGarrigle, also from Donegal Ireland, who died 15 Jan 1886 in Quispamsis NB.

Looking for obits or any other documentation about this family.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Debra

Kierstead Mountain, Kings Co.

djcamann — 23 Nov 2002 1:54:02 GMT

If Kierstead Mountain is spelled with "IE", is this the correct spelling for all the KIERSTEAD/KEIRSTEAD family members? I find birth records spelled with "EI", then death records for the same person, as well as birth records for some of their children spelled "IE". Any suggestions as to which spelling is correct and which one to use in my program? Right now I am going by birth information, when I have it, but it is complicated when family members are spelled differently.

Gravesite of Annie Henderson

penysmom — 23 Dec 2006 4:18:47 GMT

I would like to find the gravesite of my great-grandmother Nancy Rebecca "Annie" (Irving) Henderson. I think she may be in the Hampton Rural Cemetery or perhaps a Baptist cemetery in or near Hampton. Can anyone tell me where I could write to find her grave? She died about 1874, but the date could be as late as 1878.

Catherine Darling - Widow 1881 Census

bm134478 — 27 Feb 2005 8:11:13 GMT

Am searching for more information on Catherine Darling. At the time of the 1881 census she was a widow farmer with 8 children, She was 53 at the time of the census, which would put her birth year circa 1828. Any information on her husband's name, date & locations of births, would be greatly appreciated.

daniels family , nauwigewauk

mfdaniels1 — 30 Nov 2006 2:49:49 GMT

looking for information about daniels family , there were 3 brothers , William , Henry and John . One emigrated to U.S.

GRAND BAY - Hamm home

Sylvia Hamm — 23 Nov 2006 1:52:00 GMT

Andreas Hamm settled in Grand Bay. The homestead was near the shore below where Dairy Queen is now. Please, has anyone info about same, sketches, even photos ? I am told it burned (when?). Are there any remaining artifacts I may see ? His first child,Charles, was the first of my line and I am anxious to have pictures of any family members if anyone will share.

William Anderson

Bill Anderson — 1 Aug 2006 12:06:10 GMT

I am l;ooking for information on the parents of William Anderson. William lived in Walker Settlement, where he received a land grant in 1872. William was married to Mary Ann Armstrong. I believe William father was Thompson Anderson who also live in Walker Settlement area.

William Anderson

Chris — 21 Nov 2006 7:45:49 GMT

Bill,
William's father was indeed Samuel Thompson Anderson, born in Ireland about 1811, and married to Mary Mills, also born in Ireland. They immigrated in 1860 and lived with his sister, Martha, and her husband, Samuel C Walker. In 1861 census, you will find William listed with the Walker family.
Chris

WILSON families in KIngs Co., New Brunswick

Orville Wilson — 5 Apr 2005 8:03:44 GMT

Researching WILSON families in Kings Co., New BrunswIck They came over from Ireland in 1831-32 period, landed in Saint John and settled in Kings Co.Their first names ranged from Robert, John, William, George, James, and Matthew...For sure, none of these are still living but interested in contacting grandchildren or great grandchildren to establish genetic ties between our famillies..
Orville Wilson

WARD

WARD — 14 Aug 2001 3:59:40 GMT

searching for my WARD family from NB.
Michel WArd born 1822 and married Marie Louise Dupuis. Had 10 children.
Grandfather was one of these children.
Michael James. he used the name James.
any help gratefully appreciated
please email me
tankmikey@ol.com

Prince (James Alexander b 1860 or Joseph Albert ~1835)

Janice White — 17 Dec 2003 7:34:20 GMT

Would appreciate any information on either/both, of Kingston/Hampton. Are they descended from John Prince? Why do they describe themselves as Dutch in the 1881 census?

Memorial Services

Terry Middleton — 16 Oct 2006 9:55:30 GMT

On Nov 4, 2006, the Maritime Civil War Living History Association will be holding graveside memorial services for 4 veterans of the American Civil War. 2 of these men were from Kings Co and returned here after the war. At 11 AM, we will be at Erb's Cove Baptist Church to honor Pvt. Samuel Braman and at 12 noon we will be at All Saints Anglican Church to honor Pvt. William Flewelling. Braman was in the Maine Cavalry and Flewilling in the Maine Artillery. We dont know why they went south to fight, but we will not forget that they did. All are welcome to attend and honor the memory of these men. Two others will be honored at Fernhill Cemetery in Saint John at 2PM.

Pearson's of Kings Co. NB

pearson40 — 8 Oct 2006 11:37:10 GMT

I have undertaken a project to track all the Pearson's from Kings Co. and I am looking for any Pearson's who are still there please contact me Pearson@firehousemail.com

Earl(e) family and Esther Clark Wright's "The Loyalists Of New Brunswick" - Appendix information

Witham_Clan — 28 Aug 2004 12:32:16 GMT

McAllister, Jamieson, Harrington families

joylana — 13 Sep 2006 10:40:26 GMT

Basic research is around Havelock/Millstream/Smith Creek, KIngs Co. The Harrington branch moved west to Foreston/Biggar Ridge in Carelton Co.

William McAllister married Mary ?

Children: James b abt 1820
Sarah Jane b. before 9 Apr 1830, MIllstream, Kings Co. NB; died 2 June 1893, Biggar Ridge, NB

1851 NB Census James listed as living with Sarah and her husband James Harrington [John S. C. Herrington}

1871 Mary McAllister and James living with Malcolm and Sarah Harrington Mason family.

Sarah Jane Married James Harrington [sometimes listed as John Herrington 11 Nov 1847, Studhom, Kings Co. NB.
Children:
i. SUSAN ELIZABETH3 HARRINGTON, b. 21 Mar 1849, d. 22 Aug 1927,
ii. WILLIAM ALBERT HARRINGTON, b. 1854, d. 25 Dec 1919 m Sarah Jane JAMIESON d/o Charles and Sara A.? JAMIESON

iii. SARAH HARRINGTON b 16 June 1856, m. MALCOLM MASON 19 DEC 1888.

iv. THERESA HARRINGTON, b. 1857, ; m. WILLIAM BELL.
v. MARY JANE HARRINGTON, b. 1859,
vi. VICTORIA AUGUSTA HARRINGTON, b. 1863,
vii. GENEVERA HARRINGTON, b. 1867, m. EZRA (FILAMORE) FILLMORE.
viii. CHARLES HENRY HARRINGTON, b. 01 Oct 1868, d. 20 Jul 1930

Keith, Bliss T and wife Doris

Launa Brenchley — 17 Oct 2005 12:29:09 GMT

I am looking for information on Rev. Bliss T. Keith and Wife Doris. Rev. Keith was from Havelock, and spent some of his ministery is St. George, Charlotte Co., NB Canada. Year abt. 1939-1942 ish.

re-take .....James Ketchum b. 1850 married Elizabeth Sears (?)

Darlene — 7 Sep 2006 8:26:58 GMT

Hello, I am searching for my Sears roots up in Canada. All I have to go on is the subject line,

James Ketchum, b. 1850 married Elizabeth Sears. Would anybody know of these people, is there a will involved ? Who are Elizabeth Sears parents ? When and whre was she born and died.

Thank you
Darlene

Elizabeth Sears, b. 1797 married James Ketchum (?) help

Darlene — 7 Sep 2006 8:22:45 GMT

Hello, I am searching for my Sears line also, and since I am rather nieve to the genealogy system, I am relying on help from others (new to genealogy) until I can understand more.

Would anybody have information on the mentioned above Elizabeth Sears, b. 1797 who married James Ketchum ?

What I am specifically looking for are her parents, where she was born, and where died. thank you very much
Darlene, Rhode Island

Nancy Rebecca "Annie" IRVING in Hampton

penysmom — 25 Aug 2006 11:14:01 GMT

I would like information on Nancy Rebecca "Annie" Irving, born approx. 1844, died in 1874 in Hampton, NB. Husband was John Henderson. She had 4 children: Charles Irving Henderson, Annie Elizabeth Caroline Henderson (married Samuel Piers, F.W.Hutchings, Andrew Bowen), George Warren Henderson, Walter Beverly Henderson. Her husband abandoned the family at her death shortly after Walter's birth, and the children were all raised by different families. Any information on Annie or John would be greatly appreciated.

Stratton family, Kings co.

BREKEN2022 — 12 Aug 2006 4:34:39 GMT

I am looking for any information on John H Stratton. He is my great great grandfather and I believe he was the child of Thomas and Isabella Holmes Stratton. Born around 1861, he immigrated to Boston and lived in Somerville Massachusetts. I am trying to determine if this is the same John Stratton. Any info would be appreciated.

HAYTER FAMILY

RALPH STEVENS — 18 Jul 2002 12:07:54 GMT

Looking for information for the children of John Thomas Hayter ( 1796-1865) married Mary Gallager ( 1803-1878 ). Both are buried at the baptist cemetery in Grand Bay, New Brunswick. Children listed as, Lewis, John, Mary, Charlotte, Sarah, Charles and James.

Nanson family

jimweaver141 — 24 Jul 2006 6:32:55 GMT

I would like to make contact with someone who would be able to trace any records of the following family.

William and Sarah Nanson nee Norton emigrated from England to Canada about 1815.

Piecemeal information from various people lead to the belief that their children were all born in the New Brunswick area from St John to Fredericton.

The family returned to England where in due course, the census reveals their records (and approximate ages).

They are:-
William Nanson born about 1792 at Bradford Yorkshire
Sarah Nanson nee Norton born outside Yorkshire (possibly Middlesex) about 1795

George Nanson born about 1820, St Johns, New Brunswick, Canada.
William Nanson born about 1822, Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Matilda Nanson born about 1823, unknown.
Fanny Nanson born about 1825, unknown.
Elizabeth Nanson born about 1828, unknown.
Sarah Nanson born about 1830, unknown.
Caroline Nanson born about 1835, unknown.
Robert Nanson born about 1837, unknown.

This message is posted in York, Sunbury, Queens, Kings and St John county message boards with the intention of covering the area considered to be relevant.

My thanks to those who hopefully will respond.

Jim Weaver

Burgess family

terry17410 — 12 Aug 2005 6:43:13 GMT

Hello,
I am trying to fill a gap in my family tree. My grandfather's aunt, Clara Jane Durnnian (1869-1915), married Charles T. Burgess (1866-1946). Both are buried in Riverbank Cemetery.
(I believe Charles T. Burgess's parents were Richard and Sarah (Smiley) Burgess.)
I am trying to find information on the children of Clara Jane and Charles T. and descendants.
Any information is appreciated.
Terry

Greenwich Hill Baptist Church

Jerry LeBlanc — 17 Jul 2006 5:53:50 GMT

Hello,

Would anyone know if the Greenwich Hill Baptist Church still exists?

Regards,
Jerry

DAYE, Hector - 1908 - 1996

Diane — 5 Jul 2006 9:27:33 GMT

I'm trying to find out if Hector Daye (1908 - 1996) is related to my Daye line. He is buried near Sussex, NB, and was a member of the Sussex Royal Canadian Legion. My great, great grandfather, Hector McLeod (1808 - 1873) lived and farmed in the Sussex area as did many of his children. He had a daughter, Lydia Ann, who married William Benjamin Daye of Saint John. My line of Dayes always spelled their name with the "e" on the end as opposed to most other NB Days without the "e". The same spelling of the surname, together with the name "Hector" and the commonality of Sussex, NB, makes me wonder if there's a connection. Any assistance is appreciated.

STONE, William Penn T. of Penobsquis

Dimcl — 18 Jun 2006 8:30:25 GMT

My great-grandmother, Abigail Fowler, married William Penn T. Stone (of Penobsquis) in 1870. They had a daughter named Della (b. 1870). William died in 1872 and is buried at the Cardwell Baptist Cemetery near Penobsquis. Abigail remarried to my great-grandfather, John Irvine McLeod, in 1875.

Am looking for any information or clues whatsoever to the ancestry of William P.T. Stone.

Stone's of Sussex and Penobsquis

Charles Pelletier — 20 Mar 2002 2:49:55 GMT

Looking for anyone researching, or any information on the Stone's who settled the Sussex and Penobsquis area.

My 5th Great-Grandfather was David Stone (1747-1786) who settled in Sackville (then part of Nova Scotia). some of his descendants settled in the Sussex area.

I'm descended from his daughter, Jersusha Stone, who married (1st) Thomas Anderson of Sackville, and (2nd) Robert Roland Settle of Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia.

Nathaniel Adams (b. ca. 1786) and Hannah Roberts (b. ca. 1790)

Thomas A. Murray — 29 Jan 2005 7:56:44 GMT

Nathaniel Adams (b. ca. 1786) m. 21SEP1809 Hannah Roberts (b. ca.1790.) They were apparently living in Hampstead Parish, Queens Co., NB at the time, and were married by the Rev. Richard Clarke of Gagetown. When their daughter, Elizabeth, was baptized 13JAN1811 by the Rev. Richard Clarke of Gagetown, they were still in Hampstead Parish. In 1851, they were in Greenwich Parish, Kings Co., NB. Elizabeth may be the same Elizabeth Adams for whom a marriage bond was issued in 1832 when she married Samuel Jones. In Greenwich Parish, in 1851, was a Samuel Jones (b. ca. 1818) with a wife, Elizabeth (b. ca. 1816.) In Studholm Parish, Kings Co., NB in 1881 Samuel is given as b. ca. 1818, and Elizabeth as b. ca. 1818 as well.
Obviously there are some problems assuming that the Elizabeth, d/o Nathaniel and Hannah (Roberts) Adams and the Elizabeth Adams who m. Samuel Jones are the same person; particularly her varying birth-date. To add to this, both Elizabeth and Samuel (judging by census returns) seem a bit young to be married in 1832. There was another Samuel Jones in Kings Co. (b. ca. 1799) for whom a marriage bond was issued in 1832 when he m. Sarah Lydia Perkins. It may be possible that the dates of the two bond were confused.
What I am trying to find is whom Samuel Jones, the younger, married; who their children were, and what became of them. There were no children with them in 1881, and I suspect the three (Jerusha, Letitia and Samuel) who were with them in 1851 may have died relatively young.

Thomas

PICKENS FAMILY

PGANDY99 — 15 Jun 2006 6:31:23 GMT

I am searching for Nancy Craig Pickens grave site as well as any descendents of her and her Husband Andrew Pickens, Loyalists from NJ, USA during the American Revolution. He settled somewhere on the Kennebecias River. He returned to SC before his death in 1821. I assume his wife died in NB. Assume there were children who stayed in NB?

Tapley Genealogy

Jill DeLong — 7 Feb 2006 10:15:27 GMT

Thanks for the information. It came thru just fine - all 31 pages!
The Tapley family info. was incorrect regarding Henry Tapley, son of Osmond Tapley #1. He was my great-grandfather and didn't die at age 23. The Cleadie Barnett record is what we all are probably going by, so I discounted the O.T. family for a long period, until I finally broke down and bought some records from the state of Maine. They clearly state Osmond was his father. I am working quite hard on this line and have 5 of Osmond's children pretty well traced, although Charles is a guess, as I am confused by the two middle initials of S. and H. A Morman record has S, but I found a census of the same family and it is clearly an H. Both were born in the month of March in the right year, and had wives named Charlotte, so I'm thinking it's the same person. Besides the dubious Charles, I have George, Jennie, Henry and Nancy. I have not done Osmond yet, as I figure he would be really easy and I could do it anytime. There are so many James Tapleys, that I thought I'd hold off until I could better identify which of the many he is. Haven't gotten around to it yet.
However, the Drake information was invaluable, as I am a descendant of that family also!
I also have Hood ancestors, though that was more sketchy.
You have clearly done massive work trying to piece these N.B. Tapleys together! I was very interested to see the line that went and established the Ontario contingent! Do you have any PANB records you could mail me; I would reciprocate with the ones I have ordered. I figure if we get together on this we could do it faster and much more cheaply, especially if we are not ordering the same records!

Kings County Genealogy Fair 2002

travelier1999 — 26 Feb 2002 2:09:20 GMT

just to let everyone know the location has changed from the RC hall on Church ave to the Recreation building by the 8th Hussars bldg. date is May 25, 2002 any question feel free to contact me.

Ellinor Home Farm

GailSmith18 — 22 May 2006 12:36:54 GMT

My father, Gordon BROCKLEBANK, was a resident at the Ellinor Home Farm in Nauwigewauk. I would like to correspond with any other descendants of other residents of the home.
I would also appreciate any information that anyone has to share regarding the home.

Nauwigewauk School-$1.00 prize

GailSmith18 — 22 May 2006 12:31:03 GMT

My father attended school at Nauwigewauk. According to school records, he (along with one other student) received a $1.00 prize. Would anyone know what such a prize might have been for?

Negr Brook

ehaddix_1 — 12 Oct 2005 1:58:38 GMT

In McAlpine's directory of 1870-71 Kings County, there is a place named Negr Brook (had 8 families). Where is (was) this located?

annie roberts duffy kings county nb

ken miller — 30 Mar 2001 12:00:00 GMT

i am looking for the parents of annie roberts duffy b 1865 m 1887 d 1906 she is buried at hammond river cemetary hampton nb ca she lived in clffton