York - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Clark Gravesite

PClark8808 — 1 Jun 2008 9:56:19 GMT

Can any help with a location of Hawthorn Hill burial grounds
in York CO.

I am looking for the grave of John Clark he passed away in 1891.

Thomas Fraser Grant

harmonykat3 — 17 Sep 2008 7:57:48 GMT

Looking for parents of Thomas fraser Grant [1852-1935]. He was born in Marysville, married Susan Amelia Smith and had 7 children - Lily, G.Herbert,Everitt,Sandford,Guilford [who is my grandfather];William,Buddington.

Stilwell

rwmccurdy992 — 26 Sep 2008 4:02:35 GMT

I am researching Stilwell descendants connected to New Brunswick.
Ross W. McCurdy, Cape Cod

Need help with brick wall - William Sewell

msmarylb — 19 Sep 2008 1:31:08 GMT

I have been trying for years to find a birth record for George F Sewall, born Fredericton, Canada 5 Dec 1819. Later moved to Orono, Maine and married Louise Call of Milford.

Today I came across some New Brunswick Probate Records which speak of a "William Sewell, trader, of Frederickton."
Wonder if this could be George's father. Spellings a bit different but it varies from one record to the next so I'm not put off by that.

Can anyone help me? Either do a look up for me or give me suggestions of where to go to find a birth or baptismal record from 1819.

I have come across a George Sewall born in 1818 but that doesn't appear to be the same person.

Fleming

arewerelated2007 — 17 Sep 2008 5:38:42 GMT

Looking for descendants of John F FLEMING and Ann Jane (HARPER) FLEMING.

John FLEMING was born circa 1875 in Ireland. He is listed as the Keeper of the Alms house in the 1861 and 1871 census. He died 17 Dec 1875 in Fredericton.

Ann Jane HARPER was born circa 1829 in New Brunswick, daughter of John and Anne (Hastings) Harper of Jacksonville, Carleton County. She was living in St. Ann's Ward, Fredericton in 1891. Death Unknown

Children of John and Ann Jane (Harper) Fleming:
i. Joseph (1854-1865)
ii. John Harper (1855-1942) Never Married
iii. Isabella (1857-1858)
iv. Robert Hastings (1859-1829) Never Married
v. James J (1860-1882)
vi. Martha Johnston (1862-1934) Married John F. HARVEY
vii. Jane (1863-?)
viii. Alexander Cuming (1866-1955) Married Jennie Sinclair
ix. Charles Scott (1868-1886)

Willing to share information on the Harper's.

john lyons and seeking new brunswick lyons family information

dowjones — 6 Sep 2005 2:28:09 GMT

I believe that john lyons son of alexander and martha matilda dougherty of acton , who was born in 1836 had 7 children..john was alive in 1892 when his father alexander died.....i am looking for anyone who might have any john lyons in their family tree......

i also would be interested in collecting lyons family tree information from all families prior to 1900 in the new brunswick area....any information that is submitted i could forward it to other lyons families in the area who are interested that fit your profile..
thanks
stu lyons

Seymour Memorial Cemetery

BarbaraLloyd55 — 26 Aug 2008 9:54:00 GMT

Can anyone help me? I have just learned that my great uncle Samuel Maycock is buried in Seymour Memorial Cemetery in York County. He died on 26th May 1903, aged 13. He was a home child and arrived in Halifax in 1901 aboard the Sicilian. Does anyone know where details of cause of death could be found? His brother Arthur would have been 15 at the time - he was also a home child and sailed with Samuel.

Thank you

Harvey Station and Millville

pppat — 4 Apr 2002 10:05:50 GMT

Can someone tell me the locations of HArvey Station and Millville? I would appreciate any information on Andrew Herbert of Harvey Station and his wife Ella Miller of Millville. They had a daughter Margaret in 1908.

Sherman, Myshrall

David Norman — 10 Mar 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on family of Louis Walsh Sherman and Alice Maxwell Myshrall of Fredericton, York County. Sherman's are from Yaxley, England via Maine, and Myshrall's are UEL from Massachusetts. Mid to late 1800's. Any information would be appreciated.

Bernard McCann, Harvey

Ginger Gellman — 7 Oct 2002 2:51:51 GMT

I'm trying to confirm the ancestry of a Bernard McCann, born about December 1835 in Harvey and married to Agnes Lister. He often went by the nickname Barney.

His son was David Edward, and possibly many others -- Nicholas, Fred, Bernard, John, James -- daughters may have included Margaret, Eva, Mary, others....

I found one census entry from 1851 that indicates his father may have been Arthur McCann from Ireland.

Does anyone know any information (in particular if Arthur is his father)? Our family had thought that Bernard was the one who was straight off the boat, but most records seem to indicate it must have been a prior ancestor.

Thanks for any info you have on this family.
-Ginger

Eunice Currie m. Aaron Giberson, New Brunswick

delgor — 2 Apr 2005 3:42:05 GMT

Family member named Eunice Currie, born 1834, New Brunswick
married Aaron Giberson, born 1831. Would appreciate any information on Eunice's family. Thank's!

Alexander Goodine

donnpattyb — 21 Jul 2008 8:39:44 GMT

Wanted info on my gg grandfather Alexander Goodine h/o Ellen Frances Sullivan married in Grand Falls, Victoria, NB.

Here's my dilemma. There were two Alexander Godin baptized in Kingclear NB in 1842. They are about 8 months apart in age. Their baptisms are on the same page in Kingclear parish book. One Alex parents are Augustine Godin and Victoria Martin and the other Alex parents are Alexander Godin and Rosalie Mazerolle. They are both in the 1861 census. Is there a 1871 census in NB? Does anyone have any info about either Alexander? I have the Alexander and Rosalie couple in my tree but someone in my family makes me question my choose of this couple.
Patty

Dillon

mispeck — 30 Jun 2008 9:36:37 GMT

I have been trying to learn more about the family of James DILLON and Catherine UNKNOWN (per the 1851 census for Northlnd CO., Catherine was born c1781). James died in Northumberland County in 1843 and mentions only two daughters Mary and Catherine born c1814 in his will.

I have recently found a land petition for a couple by the same name in York County. The petion was for Lots 9&10 in Penniac Creek. Would anyone have any information on this York County DILLON family that might help connect them to my Nortumberland County family?

Burns in York Co.

SMB — 23 Jun 2008 12:09:07 GMT

Looking for further information on the following family:
1851 Census of New Brunswick
York County, Fredericton City, page 85
Line FID Surname Givens Sex Relation Age Race Occupation Date of Entry
14 21965 Burns William M Head 33 Irish Engineer 1820
15 21965 Burns Ann F Wife 30 Native Birth
16 21965 Burns Daniel M Son 8 Native Birth
17 21965 Burns William M Son 6 Native Birth
18 21965 Burns Michael M Son 5 Native Birth
19 21965 Burns Richard M Son 1 Native Birth

#17 William Burns goes to Nova Scotia, and marries Georgiana McKay.

I can find no further information on the other sons, nor any death information on William and Ann. I can't locate this family in the 1881 census of Canada (New Brunswick). Does any one have any information or ideas ?

Gabriel Burtt b. c. 1840-1850

Wendell Allen — 19 Oct 2003 6:11:17 GMT

Looking for the ancestors of Gabriel Burtt born around 1840-50, probably in Burtt's Corners, NB. I believe Gabriel is descended from the Burt's from Connecticut that came to NB after the revolution. I do not know who he married. Children include Hattie, who married Ed Lawrence, Laura, Harley, Howard, Hatfield, Minnie, Arvilla, and Hester, who married my great grandfather Harry Allen. Any help appreciated.

Phebe Harris b abt 1845 Canterbury, York Co New Brunswick

roxy04009 — 18 Jun 2008 11:28:28 GMT

Brick Wall:

Looking for info on parents of John McCarty b: Feb 19, 1862 at Canterbury, NB. d:May 27, 1931 at Westfield, ME.
m: Catherine Almeda Redstone Aug 15, 1888 at Houlton, ME

Death record lists Phoebie Harris and John McCarty as parents of John {both born in NB).

Thanks for any leads you may have.

Adam's Family

zack Nesi — 25 Oct 2005 4:56:47 GMT

I am trying to find information about the family of John Adams. i believe they were in this area or in sunbury county. I know that one of his son's name was Daniel. I am trying to find the name of his wife and any information about him and his children.

Mary Craig m. William Orser about 1790

Joyce Cummings — 9 Jun 2005 3:07:32 GMT

Looking for the parents of Mary CRAIG who married, about 1790,William ORSER of Captain Philips' Troop of the King's American Dragoons. He received a grant in Prince William Parish of York County but moved, before 1800, to Hartland in Carleton County. Mary CRAIG died about 1800. Was she the daughter of either Christopher or Jacob CRAIG who were brothers and both privates in the Queen's County, New York Militia? I would appreciate any information on CRAIG families in York County.

WILKINS / NEAL couple in Canterbury in 1861

bbffrrpp — 23 May 2008 12:54:39 GMT

Hello. I'd just like to say that I am still interested in the family of my ancestors: George Freeman WILKINS and Mary Ann NEAL. George was born ~1815 in or near Unity, Maine, and Mary was born ~1818 in New Brunswick. They married ~1837 in or near Amity, Maine. They had 10 children, and I am descended from their daughter, Clarissa.

I know a little about the family of Samuel WILKINS and Electra "Leeta" ____, who were probably married ~1800 - somewhere ! They were in the 1810, 1820, and 1830 census in Unity, Maine, and moved to Amity, Maine, shortly after.

(I actually am finding out a little bit more about the couple who I believe is Samuel's parents. My "educated guess" is that they are William WILKINS and Sarah BANCROFT from Middleton, MA. They moved to "Maine" in 1770's and that is when Samuel was born. I am hoping that he was their 7th child (3 died young, possibly more).) (Sarah's father, Robert BANCROFT, was reportedly a Native American from the Ponkapoag Tribe in Canton, MA, US. Her mother was Elizabeth PICKETT, and her parents had ties to "the Mayflower" through the BREWSTER name.)

One of my "brick walls" is finding out who Mary Ann NEAL's parents were. There were NEAL or NEIL families in N.B. and N.S., but we cannot tie Mary to them.

That's all I'll say for this morning.

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

P.S.

On the same large branch of my family-tree, I have another female ancestor who I cannot trace: Lucy McDANIEL / McDONALD who was born ~1810 in New Brunswick. She married in Lubec, Maine, to Daniel RICE. They had 10 children, and I am descended from their youngest, Charles RICE, b1870.

Charles married a woman from Winchester, MA, and they had 2 daughters. Louise and Edith were probably visiting their father's family in Lubec, Maine, when they met George KIDDER. George and Louise married in Princeton, Maine, but came down to Winchester to live. George's parents were Joseph KIDDER and Clarissa WILKINS - the lady mentioned above.

Wilkins surname, ME & York Co, NB

KimStacey7 — 23 Mar 2006 2:31:46 GMT

Hi, I am researching the Wilkins families of northern Maine and York County, NB (1800s). Particular names include George, Mary Ann, Clarissa, Sanford, Freeman, Juliet, John, Aurelia, Harriett, Susan, Samuel, Leeta, Launa, Jane, Thomas, Melissa, Richard, Almon, Mary, & William.
Any info on these (or other Wilkins families who lived in the area during the 1800s) would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
My email: kskidder@tallysys.com

Looking for Alexander Kelly and wife Barbara

glmorris137 — 18 May 2008 1:14:43 GMT

I am looking for marriage information for Alexander Kelly of Kingsclear/Prince William and his wife Barbara. He was born in January 1835 and she was born 28 July 1825. They married in York County in 1845 approx. I don't know her maiden name or their date and place of marriage. Only know two of their children's names - Hannah born c. 1846(my great grandmother) and Edward born in 1877. Thanks for any info you can share.

James Bailey/Mary Frances Blaicher

sirdale1 — 18 May 2008 9:32:35 GMT

Looking for 3rd great grandfather James Bailey b. 1788 Fredricton d. ?; wife Mary Frances Blaicher (?) b. 1793 Fredricton, York, NB d. 1860 Benton, Kennebec, Maine. I'd appreciate any & all hints/info. Dale

Smith

wezzys — 6 May 2008 11:49:31 GMT

Looking for info on this Smith family in New Brunswick.
Albert Vincent Smith b.Nov.3 1908 and d. on June 1971.
His parents were Wilson Smith (B. in Nova Scotia) and Edith Blair (McAdam)
Thank you.

re: Brown's

shicat — 6 May 2008 5:12:48 GMT

I am looking for any info on Isaac Miller Brown, b. 1921;
Richard Benjamin Brown, b. Dec. 2, 1862; his father was Isaac Brown ?; My Grandmother was Mildred or Mary Green or Greene, who was married to an Atherton in Maine and left him for Richard Benjamin Brown. Her father was Doug Green and her mother may have been Sophronia Miller.
Sophronia has been spelled different ways.
Can anyone help Please
Regards
Linda

re: Brown's

shicat — 6 May 2008 5:11:14 GMT

I am looking for any info on Isaac Miller Brown, b. 1921;
Richard Benjamin Brown, b. Dec. 2, 1862; Isaac Brown ?; My Grandmother was Mildred or Mary Green or Greene, who was married to an Atherton in Maine and left him for Richard Benjamin Brown. Her father was Doug Green and her mother may have been Sophronia Miller.
Sophronia has been spelled different ways.
Can anyone help Please
Regards
Linda

Alexander Brown & Dorothy Rice, d. York County

iklassen_1 — 24 May 2005 2:56:56 GMT

No info on where Alexander came from or who his parents/siblings were. Dorothy was born in N.Y. but no info on her parents/siblings, etc. Any help would be appreciated.
Irene

Alexander Brown

Sue Cormier nee Steeves — 27 Oct 2004 5:55:19 GMT

Searching for parents of the above.He was b.in 1767.He died in St.Mary's Parish,in 1819. He married Dorothy Rice.Thanking you in advance.
Sue

Albert County Cemeteries, New Brunswick Canada online

Helena98 — 30 Apr 2008 9:40:59 GMT

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

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

alice pollock,acton(harvey station)

dowjones — 6 Sep 2005 2:28:09 GMT

I was wondering if anyone had any information on alice pollock who married james david lyons in acton new brunswick on may 17, 1905.I was looking to know where she went and if she had any children.All postings would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
stu lyons

John Estey Brown, b. 10 Jan 1795; d. 9 Dec 1853

nbrown0831 — 21 Apr 2008 4:26:54 GMT

Seeking info on ancestors of John, m.1, 17 Sep 1818 to Olive Ring; m.2, 24 Nov 1836 to Eliza Arnold; he possibly a Loyalist.

Temperace Vale Baptist Church

kevinscott123 — 4 Mar 2008 10:58:20 GMT

I am going to be travelling from Ontario this summer therefore can anyone tell me the exact location of the church?

Samuel Boone, his imprisonment during the Revolution

JanWhite — 24 Mar 2006 6:31:41 GMT

Samuel Boone was captured by the American side at the Battle of St George's Manor, Long Island, and imprisoned in Pennsylvania, as shown below. (His daughter Hannah Boone's husband was John Franklin, the man making the inquiry.)
The plaque at the site reads: "Under orders of General George Washington, two companies of the Second Continental Light Dragoons, commanded by Major Benjamin Talmadge attacked and destroyed Fort St George and captured the British garrison at this place on November 23, 1780."

I would love to hear the rest of the story, but find nothing on the net.

Did this Samuel Boone come to New Brunswick?

1781 "Hazard's Corps of Refugees: Boone Inquiry
William Ellery Esq. Delegate from the State of Rhode Island to Congress is desired by his humble servt. John Franklin to make strict enquiry to find out whether Mr. Samuel Boone Senr. is yet living as last fall he was taken at George's manner on Long Island by Major Talmadge a refugee prisoner and Conveyed to Lancaster in Pennsylvania.
I desire at all events that it may be known as my Wife is his daughter and she is very uneasy to know where her mislead Father is.
If dead it is desired that it may be certified properly." Library of Congress, Peter Force Papers, Series IX, Reel 105, page 334.

Burials in York Co.

Dennis K. Bethards — 20 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I visited the Provincial Archives in Fredericton, York Co. last year and found death dates for:

Peter Briggs d. 12 Apr 1897
& (1)wife:
Isabelle Wilkes d. 6 Mar 1888

But, I was unable to ascertain where in or near Fredericton, York Co. they are buried. Is this common for this time period? Any help or leads on this couple would be greatly appreciated. I am not versed in New Brunswick research aids.

Georgiana Bain, Fredericton, 1881

RICK J BAIN — 10 May 2004 11:56:13 GMT

found her on a census about age 58 any info is appreciated thank you

Bain Family Tree update 42nd Highland Regiment

rickbain311 — 30 Mar 2008 10:15:21 GMT

I have new information regarding the families surround the Early Bain's in York County, My relationship connecting Alexander Bain and George Bain could still be plausible but this information doesn't make it or break it, bt it does confirm George Bain was born in Inverness Scotland, and moved to Woolwich England with his father?? If anyoen with ties to the 42nd HRH let me know if the soldiers may have done training in England then this connection I have is still plausible , let me know. This information also shows while in England we dropped the Mc off of McBean, and became Bean, then became Bain once moved here to sound more English

BOONE

Anne DeWitt — 19 Aug 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for any info on a William Henry Boone who married Ida May Robertson on December 24, 1876. They had 9 children some of which where born around Fredericton and some where born in Rowena(near Perth Andover)which is where William died around 1927.

Robert Emery Belyea

rachellebelyea — 29 Mar 2008 9:10:11 GMT

I am looking for information on Robert Emery Belyea, often listed on Census as Emery Robert Belyea, he was married to Simone Belyea and Marguerite Short (m.1925) and lived common-law with my grandmother Marion Nellie Swerdfeger. We knew her as Nellie Belyea.
Robert Emery Belyea had 4 kids from Marguerite: Ronald, Phyllis, Claude Burpee ("Duke"), and Shirley. He had 2 kids with Marion Nellie: Raymond Henry and Gloria Jean. We are not sure if he has kids from his first wife but I am looking into that.
My grandfather asked my grandmother to take his first wife's name (simone belyea) for reasons unknown, and so she went by Simone Belyea for awhile too. Actually I believe that Marion Nellie Swerdfeger was known by many names. Not sure if she was previously married.
My uncle's and aunt's are buried in Rockland cemetery, well all but 3 of the 6 kids. The dead one's are Ronald, Phyllis, Claude Burpee. The living ones are Shirley, Raymond and Gloria.

Robert's mother is Dora Mildred Parent and unknown father. grandparents are James Parent and Annie Hay.

Any info on my family would be greatly appreciated!

thanks!

Parents of early Boone's?

thomasamurray1 — 11 Mar 2008 7:09:35 GMT

Is there any concrete evidence identifying the parents of the following?

1. BENEDICT HENRY BOONE (possibly a s/o Henry and Annie (White) Boone, possibly a s/o Capt. Roger and Mary Boone) b. ca. 1801, m. 20JUL1822 PATIENCE WHITE (b. ca. 1806-7), d/o Henry and Elizabeth (Manzer) White (or of Thomas and Elizabeth (Sisson) White?)

2. WILLIAM A. (or H.) BOONE b. ca. 1803-4, m. ELIZABETH JONES (b. ca. 1805-6.)

3. JOHN J. BOONE b. ca. 1809, m. ELEANOR (ELLEN) _____ (b. ca. 1816 (ca. 1821 by headstone), d. 14JAN1861 age 40 years, bur. Burtt’s Corner Community Cem., York Co., NB.)

4. SAMUEL F. BOONE b. 17SEP1823 (ca. 1823-4), m. York Co., NB 21JUN1848 TEMPERANCE JONES (b. ca. 1827.)
5. SARAH BOONE b. 5SEP1827 (ca. 1826), m. SAMUEL HAINES (b. ca. 1822), possibly s/o Robert and Amy (Gallop) Haines.

For example, Samuel F. Boone is said to have been a s/o John and Elizabeth (Haines) Boone; but this appears to be unlikely as John and Elizabeth were m. 13OCT1824, and Elizabeth was b. 1807.

Thomas

Help - How to locate vital statistics Fredrickton

msmarylb — 29 Mar 2008 3:39:59 GMT

I'm looking for the birth, baptism or any early records on George Frederick Sewall, born in Fredrickton on 5 Dec 1819.
Can anyone direct me? I've been looking for his parents for several years and can find no record except for mention of his birthplace on his son's death certificate. I have no clue concerning where to go to find this info, any help appreciated.

Fosters of Fredericton York County

JGasowski — 19 Mar 2008 1:38:00 GMT

Looking to find history of George and Sarah(Rideout Foster. According to the 1851 census, both George and Sarah's parents were of Native American descent. Trying to find what Native American unit they belonged to. Would appreciate any help in trying to further my research. Thank you Jill

Looking for McSorley Information

poirierlynn — 7 Mar 2007 4:31:35 GMT

I am looking for information to complete my family tree. My grandfather was William McSorley husband of Katherine McManus.

My research pertains to William's father, Frank McSorley, born 1866. If anyone has any information regarding this family I would be very interested in it. Thank you.

Cott Family

BryanCameron73 — 14 Mar 2008 1:10:24 GMT

Looking for more info regarding the following family found in the 1851 census N.B. York Co., Fredericton.

Cott,James 27 NB
,Caroline 28 IRE
,Margaret 4 NB
,Emily 1 NB

My relative James O'Brien married a Emily Cott and moved the family to Maine (Medway and Bangor).

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Dr William Wright and Helen Dunn

huedavid — 16 Mar 2008 5:59:52 GMT

I am researching a Dunn family of Bear River Nova Scotia. Helen Dunn married Dr. William Wright of the Geology Department of UNB. Hoping to obtain the birth dates of William Wright and the death dates and obits of both William and Helen. Helen may have died in 1965. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
With thanks
David l Hue in Shubencadie Nova Scotia

Smith's of Fredericton

arewerelated2007 — 12 Mar 2008 2:54:51 GMT

This is a total longshot, but I am trying to track down the daughter of Harry Ilsley EVANS and Dorothy Keith LOWE. All that I have to go on is that she married a John C. SMITH and was living in Fredericton at the time of her father's death in 1965.

Originally from New Brunswick, she would have been born sometime after 1924. I don't even have a first name for her, as she is only listed as Mrs. John C. SMITH in her father's death notice. Hoping maybe she is still alive, or she has descendants that are, and are researching and come across this. I know, long shot!

Thanks

Corey, Malcolm and Frank

pcorey166 — 7 Dec 2007 1:02:09 GMT

Continuing to seek information on Malcolm Corey and his son, Frank Corey (Frank's son, Franklin, was my father).

Malcolm was born in 1840 to William Corey and Elizabeth McDonald. Birthplace unknown.He married Bessie Ryan who later became Bessie Ryan Mooers. Where was Malcolm born and when and where did he die?

Frank was born in 1875 in Queensbury Parish. Frank married Maggie Pickard. When and where did Frank die?

I have been seeking this information for about ten years and have been in touch with every Corey researcher I can find. Maybe I will find someone through this who has the answers to these questions.

Families fron County Tyrone, Ireland.

nestorbear — 24 May 2004 9:41:19 GMT

for anyone researching the following families in tyrone, ireland;
tait, brown, mckinney, law, galbraith, stevenson, mccutcheon, ralston, etc......i have extensive info on these families and their "settling" in philadelphia, apa. and beyond.
nestorbear@aol.com

Lawson Porter m. W. Foster, Fredericton

PattyStiles — 9 Jun 2005 2:49:04 GMT

I never got to meet my grandfather, he died when my father was 7 while he was being operated on. My grandmother, died in 1978 in Fredericton Hospital. I'm just trying to find my roots and have nothing elso to go on. Please help.

ALLEN, ROBERT

MLawrence6103 — 23 Jun 2001 8:36:51 GMT

I am searching for the parents of Robert Allen, born in the mid-1800s in York Co. NB. He married Irene Boone, June 15, 1868. Their daughter, Mahala b. October 15, 1874, in Dorn Ridge married George Lawrence March 25, 1891. George and Mahala were my great-grandparents.

look for marriage

BerniceGoodine — 25 Feb 2008 1:48:18 GMT

Need a look up for a marriage at archives, for Hilarion Vienneau married to Margaret Joncas. Nov 24,1891. Film # F 13660-# 2955. B4/1891. just need his parents name.Thank you in advance.

Wm. White & Elisabeth abt 1788

Selma — 15 Jul 2006 1:08:49 GMT

Looking for the last name and parents of Elisabeth born abt 1775 Rhode Island?? and married William White abt 1788 in New Brunswick. Later moved to Hodgdon, Maine.

Looking for Boutot, Kingsclear, NB

danarae — 7 Nov 2002 3:39:59 GMT

Hi,

I am looking for a Boutot family in Kingsclear NB,

Benjamin BOUTOT died in 1912 and his wife Lucie died between 1891 - 1901. this family moved to Fredericton around 1862. in 1880 they moved to Maine and then back to Fredericton in 1891. and settled in Magaguadavic.

Their children
Mary Veniot Married about 1884 to David Withrow

Catherine or Kate Married George KING Jan 26 1876 St. Dunstas RC Church. Looking for any children born to them.

Amy or Emily Possiabley Emma Married a Richard KING looking for children have one child born to them in 1881.

Paul died June 3 1919 in Central Kingsclear he married Mary Ann GOODINE about 1888?

Peter Looking for children born to him he married Effie Clarkson looking for date of Marriage.

Mary Rosalie born in 1872 have no further information on her.

Thanks for any help
DanaRAe

Wright family of Canterbury

gwright64 — 8 Aug 2007 11:35:13 GMT

Hello all,

First post on this board and the Ancestry Community.

I have been researching one of the Wright families of York County New Brunswick. I must say that it has been frustrating. Just when you think you have broken down a brick wall, even more questions emerge that make you doubt your previous research.

My family centers around Charles WRIGHT who was born abt 1821, most likely in York County, but there is an outside chance it could have been Maine.

His first marriage is a slight point of contention. At one point, it seemed he married Mary MILLER, of York County, but a professional researcher uncovered information that it was more than likely Mary Jameison, and indeed that marriage has more factual basis, having actually been registered in the York County marriage registrar, 1837-1850.

Land records show the Wrights and Jameisons to be neighbors, which supports, but the Millers were also living close by.

Way too many Wrights, Charles and Marys.

In any case, Mary, whether Miller Or Jameison, died in 1865, leaving Charles with Uriah, Hugh, Frederic and Mary as children. What is undisputed is that Charles married again, this time to Jane McNALLY and had eight other children.

Jane McNALLY's parents were William McNally and Lydia Estey, both of York County, NB.

By 1880, this family had moved from York County to the Houlton, Maine area and some to Bartlett, NH.

I am looking to correspond to anyone who thinks they might have a connection to this family. My main focus is to find the parents of Charles Wright. The only candidate I have is A Joseph H. Wright, who was 57 years old at the time of the 1851 census of Dumfries(later Canterbury), making him the only living Wright to be old enough to be the father.

Any help appreciated.

G. Wright

Hilton Genealogy (OTHER SPELLINGS TOO)

tinym81 — 20 Feb 2008 10:30:21 GMT

I am interested in corresponding with any of the Hilton Family (other Spellings also) in this area. i am Paul Hilton and live in Harvey Station, New Brunswick. I hav a rather large Genealogy in family tree Legends and I am alos attached to the Main Hilton Data Base and also the Morris Base. Sincerely Yours, Paul

Catherine Jane Welch, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

astronette — 15 Feb 2008 10:15:30 GMT

I am trying to find information on Catherine Jane Welch/Walsh born abt 1851, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She married Peter Goddiff who was in the army in 1869.
After being stationed at various places - Cork, Channel Islands, Chester and Fleetwood, they eventually settled in Salford Lancashire.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Margaret Craig Hunter b. Bloomfield Ridge 1907

ChristineCook — 4 Jun 2006 9:33:51 GMT

My grandmother was Margaret Craig HUNTER. She was born in Bloomfield Ridge on May 11, 1907 to Randolph and Laura HUNTER. Does this look familiar?
Chris

English/Jamieson family canterbury

karlene07 — 11 Jan 2008 1:39:13 GMT

looking for family of Amanda M Jamieson (married name English) who is buried in New Brunswick York Canterbury cementary. She is buried there with her Husband George English, her son Hugh and her daughter Omaha. Her death was 1894 Feb. I have no other records for her. I believe her mother's maiden name was Chapman. Her father's last name was Jamieson. She also had a daughter names Josephine and a couple of other daughters.

other names Dow, jamieson, english

karlene07 — 12 Jan 2008 2:02:40 GMT

Dow was also related to my family....Not sure where there, I just remembered seeing it in the tree. I haven't gotten to that part. The date on the certificate for Amanda is feb 7 1894, george dec 8 1932, hugh mar 7 1885, omaha jan 10 1890 all buried canterbury cementery. Amanda was 38.

Adam CRAIN

Larry Smith — 2 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info on Adam Crain and wife Mary Lawrence Crain of New Brunswick, who had a daughter Rhoda. 1851 census of Douglas Parish, York Co. shows Addam Crain, age 56, and wife Sarah Todd Crain, age 46, with no children. 1850 census of Hodgdon, Aroostook Co., ME, shows Mary Crane, age 55, born in New Brunswick, and daughter Rhoda, age 9, also born in New Brunswick. Does anyone have information on Adam and Mary or have suggestions of how to find more information? Thanks.

York County 1851 Census

Ann Tripp — 22 May 2006 8:01:37 GMT

Does anyone have access to the York County 1851 Census? I would like to know any information regarding the following two families:

Sarah (Sara) and Daniel Crane

Jane and Henry Staples

They most likely lived near the Douglas/Bright/Keswick area. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Michael Hawkins, Loyalist

Alan H. Hawkins — 18 Jan 2004 5:12:07 GMT

Seeking correspondence from descendants of Michael Hawkins, Loyalist, who came to St. Mary's (now Parish of Douglas) York Co., N.B. in 1783. He married Ellena Brewer of New York and they had at least two children, John Michael Hawkins (1786-1877) who married Nancy Todd, daughter of Mix and Ruth (____) Todd and lived in Keswick; and Sarah who married John Yerxa and also lived in Keswick. Compiling genealogy; already have 550+ pages of manuscript. Any contact with descendants appreciated.

Phoebe ( Doherty) Smith

dondoherty19 — 12 Dec 2007 3:18:50 GMT

I am looking for family of Phoebe Smith nee Doherty. Phoebe was born 1830 and died 1900 and was buried in Fosterville. She was the wife of Thomas Smith and the daughter of Mary Doherty ( 1783- 1879 ) Who was her father and siblings? Thanks

Dougherty Doherty Family Howard Settlement / Canterbury

dondoherty19 — 11 Dec 2007 2:32:37 GMT

In March of 1846 George Dougherty, James Dougherty, Charles Dougherty and Mery Dougherty gave a quit claim deed to William Donovan being the same lands granted in a petition of 1842 of James Doherty and others. The land was located in Howard Settlement ( now Canterbury ) in York County. Does anyone have info on this Dougherty / Doherty family.
I believe George Dougherty may be the same person as George Dogherty who later was granted land in Carroll Ridge, York County in 1871.

Doherty / Winters

dondoherty_1 — 12 Feb 2007 3:15:13 GMT

I am looking for descendents of George Doherty ( Unknown Parents) and Maria Ann Winters ( Father Nathaniel Winters unknown Mother)Their Children were Mabel M Hiram Wright, Mary F, Boy, Girl, Hugh McKay, Charles Frederick M: Margaret Murchland, Robert, ( Died Unmarried)Emmeret ( Died Unmarried), Caroline, and George. Specifically I am looking for Info on Hugh McKay, Caroline and George.
Thanks

John Jen Allen, York, NB

AlbertNye24 — 27 Jun 2003 12:11:34 GMT

My Allen tree is now composed of 55 pages and is a Gedcom
Should anyone be interested in this information.Let me
know and I will gladly pass it on to you.
My GGGGgrandfather was Peter Allen, a Loyalist

Albert Nye
London,Canada

Dymond surnames

MichelleMcKay12 — 30 Jan 2007 4:58:23 GMT

Looking for information on Charles Edward Dymond(Diamond, Dimond) born Oct.1,1849 in Keswick, New Brunswick. Married to Francis Anne Kendal. Also looking for information on Charles's parents Moses Dymond and Mary Butts. Moses born 1816 and died 1891 in Mactaquac. Mary Butts born 1816 was possibly a Huron indian princess. Any help would be appreciated.

Thomas O. Harris

ghorne155 — 30 Nov 2007 2:29:34 GMT

Trying to find a marriage for Thomas prob 1892 in Manners-Sutton Parish, York, NB. Wifes name Ada F. had several children between 1893 and 1916 when he migrated to Danforth, ME. He appears in the Canadian Cencus in Manners both in 1901 and 1911. He is in Gladstone , Sudbury, NB in 1881. Help anyone.

HOLMES,John F.

Kathleen Salo — 30 Sep 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on John Francis HOLMES. 1820-1884
He was born in New Brunswick and died in Montmorency Co., Mi. His parents were John HOLMES and Sarah LOWE. Need information on on the parents as well the country of origin. Thanks in advance

Look Up Marrige-Goodine

BerniceGoodine — 29 Oct 2007 2:50:24 GMT

could someone lookup a marrige for Lawrence Goodine married to Ella Nason Jan 11,1905, York County,N.B. Film # 15918-1875.Just need names of parents .Thanks.

White of Douglas Parish

jrw60 — 24 Oct 2007 9:33:15 GMT

I have looked at this family, no White unexplored.

Agnes' brother George White (Jan 24, 1823 Scotland-December 1906 ae 83) married as his 2nd wife, Margaret Richards, whose sister, Isabel Richards also married a George P. White, born Scotland.

I am the descendant of Isabel and that George White, who married April 6, 1854 in Douglas Parish,

So, two sisters, who each married a George White, and not the same one, so far as I can tell.

In the 1860 Maine census, my George P. White was in Township #7, Range 2, near Kossuth (the nearest post-office address), Washington County, Maine: George White 30, common laborer, born Scotland, real estate $150, personal estate $100; wife 25, + 4 children.
This nay be him: 1861-65 US Civil War. (Private) George P. White, of Maine, Union soldier, 14th Regiment, Maine Infantry Company D,E M543 roll 23.
In 1868, Isabel(la) and children returned to NB.
In 1881, she was a widow.

There is another trace of a White family: Agnes's sister,Margaret Elizabeth White, married, as his 2nd wife,George Thomas Ward, whose mother was Barbara Temple White, who I think was a sister of John White (they both emigrated from Scotland 1832), of Cardigan Road (husband of Jane Wilson MacIntosh), and of Jane White (did not marry).
My George may be a part of this family, but I have no more information than that he was 30 in 1860.

I would be very pleased if you could add to what I know of Agnes White's parents. This is what I have found so far:
1834 October, They emigrated to NB
1851 Douglas, He, 58, farmer/prop; wife 50, 5 children (4, 13, 18, 20, 27).
1861 Douglas, near sons George & Peter White. Presbyterian, Farmer; + lodger James Wilson, 50, born Ireland.
1874 September 10. d. Gibson Station, York Co., George White of Bird Settlement, age 81.

Of Andrew Campbell, (thanks to Daniel Johnson)
1863 His 1st marriage: m. by Rev. G. Stirling, at residence of the bride, Andrew Campbell / Miss Jane Perley, all of Keswick Ridge.
d/o Nathaniel [Solomon, Asa, Thomas, Thomas, Allan] Perley & Deborah Coburn. She died one month after marrying.

Cordially,
JRW

Robert Patterson-Dow Settlement

millercw143 — 14 Apr 2007 1:11:02 GMT

Robert Patterson was born Jan 6, 1855 according to the 1901 Census,Canterbury, York Co. I need to find who is parents were from the 1851 census.

My connection to the Patterson family is Lydia Miller, b. abt 1800 who was the wife of John R. Patterson, 1788-August 1844; buried at Lower Meductic Cemetery, York Co., NB. Lydia and John had the following children that I am aware of: Alfred, b.November 10, 1820, James Frederick, b. abt 1826, Walter H.,b.Feb.1828,Duncan M.,b.1830, died 1859.
I have no marriage information or knowledge of any offspring of Duncan. It is possible that Robert may be his son.
Would appreciate some assistance.

White from Scotland to Douglas

Janice White — 11 May 2004 12:00:36 GMT

Hoping to learn more about the White family of Douglas NB who emigrated from Scotland in 1833.

Particularly the identity of George P. White (son 'Scottish') who married Isabel Richards in 1854 in the Douglas Anglican church, and who died before the 1881 Census.

In the 1901 census: Peter White, born 11 Sept, 1826 Scotland-(so emigrated about age 7).

Are Peter and George P. siblings? Other siblings? Who were their parents?
Cordially...

Ruch in Fredricton

bruceevans33 — 4 Oct 2007 2:00:42 GMT

I'm looking for the marriage of Chantel (Harry) Ruch and Mary Levine in Fredricton or St. John. I can't find them on the 1911 census and their son, Louis, was born in 1912. They were Jewish so it was probably in a synagogue.

Bruce

Gilman from Kingsclear

DNoble8519 — 10 Aug 2006 4:39:48 GMT

I have in my Gilman line a Nehemiah Gilman born in Exeter, New Hampshire around 1755. He died somewhere in New Brunswick at an unknown date. His son, John, was born in Kingsclear around 1800. I do not have a name for his wife, but his daughter, Margaret Ann Gilman, was born around 1818 in St. Patrick, Charlotte, New Brunswick. She married a William Rufus McNeill, who was born around 1808 on Deer Island, Charlotte, New Brunswick. They are my gg grandparents.
I am looking for any additional information on these people.

Mazerall Family

TomMazerall — 21 Oct 2007 11:43:03 GMT

I have just entered the ancestry arena. I am very new to this and slowly working my way through the system. I am trying to trace my family history back on my dad's side. His name was James Mazerall. His parents were Francis Mazerall and Mary Ann Mackenzie. If I am on the correct track, his grandparents would be Francis Mazerall (born in 1843) and Maria Hammond (born in 1851). I am having a bit of a problem going beyond that. It looks as if the spelling of the last names may be different for Mazerall. I am not yet sure how to confirm that, and don't want to make a mistake and be chasing the wrong ancestors. Any help getting started would be much appreciated. Thanks to all in advance.

Tom

42nd Regiment

Don Ruppin — 19 Jul 2001 8:16:26 GMT

Looking for a site listing Muster list for this regiment 1776-1783

Vautour surname, Turtle Creek

Linmay2 — 2 Jan 2004 7:03:36 GMT

Hello,
My name is Linda Vautour Arndt. I am researching my family and would love some help. ANY help ! I am hitting so many dead ends and trusting living relatives memories is a little shaky at best.....need hard evidence. Can you help me? Was in Turtle Creek just last October. Wish i had been working on this at that time. Thank-you in advance......Linda

William H. Clark of Devon NB

falcon1816 — 9 Jun 2005 2:07:19 GMT

I am looking for infomation on a William H CLARK he would have been living in the are of Devon from 1871 to 1913. He had a son named Ford and a wife by the name of Jane GORDON who may have been blind.

Thomas L. Brown m. Lydia Parsons

Kathryn Balvin — 12 Nov 2003 9:12:00 GMT

I need help, my grandfather Thomas L. Brown was married to Lydia Parsons in New Brunswick. They had 10 children, Roy, Lillian, Otis, Neuman, Mabel, Florence, Beulah, Helen and 2 others. When my grandfather died in the 1970's or 80's, he had an obit in a newspaper which listed his oldest daughter Lillian and 5 other children. My mother said that he had a mistress in another town and had these 5 children in addition to her siblings. I would love to hear from any of those children and would like to have a copy of that obit. He was born 6 Mar. 1892. He never divorced Lydia and was a railroad man. If ANYONE has any info. I sure would appreciate it. BTW Nelson Moses was his father and George was his grandfather who immigrated from England. Thanks

LYNCH - Henry Stephen Marriage YOUNG Vivian

MarleneOneil62 — 2 Oct 2007 6:52:43 GMT

Hi - looking for information about Henry Stephen per the following marriage record Name LYNCH, HENRY STEPHEN Married YOUNG, ELSIE V. Date 1912 | 09 | 23 (Y-M-D) County YORK Parish ---- Number 2564 Reference B4/1912 Microfilm F15948 -- Elsie Vivian Young was the daughter of William Young and Fannie Reid and they resided in Taymouth NB. Elsie or Vivian as she was known remarried to Joseph Amedee Hamel. Not sure what happend to Henry - or if they had children - this is a brick wall as no birth or death for Henry - hope you can help.

1901 Census of George Humble

wardrop173 — 7 Sep 2007 11:26:47 GMT

Looking for some information on George Humble, who was born in 1839 in either York, NB, or maybe England. He would have a wife named Jane. Good luck!

Jim

Looking for Evans Descendants

arewerelated2007 — 28 Sep 2007 8:24:09 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. 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

York County family search

Neil Brown — 9 Jun 2005 1:54:45 GMT

Am researching in York County, NB, the following families: Wallis/Wallace,Knox, Billing/Billings, Morgan, Brown, Jordan, Hutchinson, Crabb. Will share information with you.

Sutherland, 42nd Royal Highland Regiment

Bob Sutherland — 2 Apr 2005 4:02:17 GMT

About 100 members of the Royal Highland Regiment (42nd) took their discharge and accepted land grants on the Nashwaak River in YORK County North East of Fredericton in 1783. Are these some of the people you want to get info on? I'm a descendent of one of the 7 Sutherlands who took land here. Have a list of Grantees and have dug into books attempting to track the Highlanders. Let me know what you need by Email and Ill try to help.
There's a rumor that our side came second in the war but I assume that it's only propaganda.

John B. Courser, 1808-1898, of Prince William, NB

MarianElder31 — 15 Jul 2004 4:38:45 GMT

John B. COURSER, 1808-1898, of Prince William, NB married about 1840 Abigail A. ?, 1813-1875. No marriage or other information about Abigail has been found to date. An unknown correspondent
(roots-in@bl-12.rootsweb.com Sun Dec 15 07:54:46 1996) posted a chart giving her surname as KITCHEN. If anyone has further information or can put me in touch with the author of the 1996 data, please reply.

James Biggs - Elizabeth Maxwell

jmaxwell1 — 29 Apr 2007 3:49:34 GMT

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for more information on James Biggs and Elizabeth Maxwell of Fredericton, NB.
I show James b. abt. 1850, Elizabeth b.Sept. 1860 and had 2 children, Edward and Douglas.
Elizabeth was the daughter of John Maxwell b.1834 died in Fredericton abt 1918 and buried in Fredericton Rural Cemetery with his wife Elizabeth Baxter.
I saw in the cemetery records that a Biggs from Nova Scotia cares or cared for graves at the Fredericton rural cemetery.

Any help or information will e greatly appreciated.
Thank you, John

HERRON

Phillip Herron — 8 Jul 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Searching for information on family tree of Abner Herron born in York County. He had a son named John Douglas Herron.

Provincial Archives lookup

PeggyDoyle58 — 1 Jul 2007 12:05:27 GMT

I am wondering if someone has access to the NB Provincial Archives. I am in need of a copy of a marriage registration between Marianne CHAISON and Maxime HACHE April 11, 1904 in Glouchester County.
I have the microfilm (F15910) and reference (B4/1904)
What I am looking for is parents names for each of these people. Any help would be much appreciated.

Re: William Anderson Jr and Jane Lyons

dowjones — 22 May 2007 4:50:11 GMT

Hi,

In my research I noticed that a William Anderson Jr (Douglas Parish) married a Jane Lyons from Harvey Settlement Kingsclear Parish in St Ann's Chapel on
April 2, 1850 by Rev W.Q.Ketchum. This was published on April 6, 1850 in the Fredericton newspaper called the Quarters. I was wondering if anyone could tell me who this Jane Lyons is.

Secondly,

On April 2,1857, there was a marriage between James Lyons and ____ Anderson in Christ's Church Cathederal Fredericton NB. Wittnesses to the wedding were Alexander Lyons (perhaps my great great grandfather or my great grandfathers brother, but he would only have been 17 at the time) and Charles Foster.

Thanks

Stu Lyons

Lyman Clayton s/o Samuel Clayton & Sarah Archibald

RuthDurst35 — 15 Mar 2005 6:52:41 GMT

looking for information on these people Lyman Clayton born abt. 1795 Parish of st. mary's York county New Brunswich Canada his dad Samel Clayton was a lyalist during the American Revolution and recieved a land grant in New Brunswick Canada any information would be helpful and apprecated Samual Clayton was married to Sarah Archibald

Coholan from Cork, IRE to Cork NB

ColleenKennedy67 — 27 Jun 2003 5:39:15 GMT

Hello All,

I have started a new message board on ancestry.com under the surname COHOLAN. The name was also sometimes spelled as Coughlan or Coughlin. If you have COHOLAN/COUGHLIN/COUGHLAN connections, please check it out.

I am researching my g-g-grandfather, Jeremiah Coholan, born abt 1802 in County Cork, Ireland. He emigrated to Cork Settlement, York county, New Brunswick in the 1840's. His wife was Johanna Connors, b. abt. 1807 in Ireland. Known children of Jeremiah Coholan and Johanna Connors born in New Brunswick include:
Honora b. abt. 1840
Daniel b. abt. 1841
Mary b. abt. 1843
Elizabeth b. abt. 1844
John b. Nov. 7 1845
Patrick b. March 6, 1847
Michael b. Dec. 1848
Catherine b. abt. 1851
I do now know whether they had other children in Ireland.

Jeremiah and his family were among the first settlers of Cork Settlement, New Brunswick http://www.colleenkennedy.com/Genealogy/CorkSettlement/

Jeremiah Coholan died 8 Mar 1869 in Cork Settlement, York County, NB. His daughter, Mary, married my g-grandfather, Martin James Kennedy 11 Nov. 1865 in York county, NB.

I am trying to determine the townland of Jeremiah's birth in county Cork. I would be pleased to exchange information with others tracing these Coholan's/Coughlin's/Coughlan's and the Kennedys.

William H. Geary

scull — 25 Jul 2007 11:25:52 GMT

I am looking for any information or relatives of William H. Geary b. abt 1813 in Fredericton who became an itinerant hat maker and migrated to the U.S. making hats up and down the New England coast. The "Great Fire of 1846" in Nantucket was started in his hat shop resulting in loss of most of the town.

Clark's/Goodine's from York County

Gail Nowlan — 5 Feb 2005 10:06:34 GMT

Hello! I am looking for information on relatives of The Willard Clark/Lucinda Jewett family and the George Howland/Isabelle Jewett family. Thanks, Gail

Kehoes in Fredericton and Oromocto

Bill Kehoe — 18 Jan 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for any descendents and/or information for Timothy Kehoe (born Wexford, 1797) and Bridget Gallagher Kehoe, born Ireland. Both are buried in St. Dunstan's old cemetery in Fredericton, Bridget in 1849 and Timothy in 1855 or 1856. Their children, born 1830-1846, were Margaret Ann, Philip, Denis, James, Timothy, Henry, John, Daniel, and Patrick. We have family trees for Margaret Ann and Denis, but no definite information on the other children and their descendents. The family had an inn and a small shipyard, as well as a small farm, in the Oromocto area. Some of their property bordered on the Oromocto River in Lincoln. I believe the inn and shipyard were on the St. John River where the amphibious training site is now.

Watts and Chapman in Douglas Parish (early 1900's)?

jerryleblanc1 — 25 Jun 2007 1:11:04 GMT

Hello,

George Chapman and his wife, Mary Ann (nee Watts), can be found in the 1901 census living in Douglas Parish (I think in Nashwaaksis but not 100% certain). Living with them is Mary Ann's brother, William H. Watts.

William passed away in 1911, George and Mary Ann passed away in 1913. William's probate/will indicated that Mary Ann was his only living relative (assume this meant siblings).

Would anyone know who were William and Mary Ann's parents? No luck yet with newspaper obituaries for these two and the death record for Mary Ann at the archives does not indicate the parents name (there is no death record that I could find for William - just a short obit in the Fredericton Daily Gleaner).

There is a family of Watts in Johnston, Queens County (they can be found in the 1861 census) - parents were Samuel and Sarah Watts (nee Little) and they did have a son named William and a daughter named Mary but I have not found any connection between these Watts and the ones that died in the Nashwaaksis area just after 1911.

Hoping maybe a Chapman researcher might have some additional info OR maybe a Watts researcher (I think there were other Watts' families in the area).

Regards,
Jerry

42nd highland regiment

marioncoburn1943 — 5 Oct 2001 2:20:05 GMT

Iam looking for information onGeorge Sutherland he is my great,great ;great, granfather

Patrick McLaughlin

maryde25 — 5 Jun 2007 12:53:30 GMT

Hi, I'm trying to find details on my Great Uncle Patrick McLaughlin who married Eva Pearl Ferguson in York, Ontario in 1920.
Patrick originally came from Belfast and was born in 1890.
If anyone has any information, please get in touch.
Thanks, Mary

John Goodwin Hawksley, b. 1810

Wendy (Wood) Hawksley — 30 Jan 2004 5:46:24 GMT

I am seeking more info on John Goodwin Hawksley, born 8 Feb 1810, possibly in Frederickton, York County. He may have been born in England, but searches in England have yet to reveal such a birth.

Trying to find out who his parents were - any greatly assistance appreciated.

Wendy Hawksley
Dover AFB, DE
Stormphoenix@juno.com

Sarah Elizabeth Haines

Lynne_Osborne — 1 Nov 2006 2:02:07 GMT

I am looking for information on my Great Great Grandmothers family. Sarah Elizabeth Haines borne in Lower Haineville New Brunswick married John Amos Wallace. Sarah was born in 1858.Her Father was Robert Haines born 1934 who married an Elizabeth. I am looking for the maiden name of this Elizabeth. I am also trying to find the marriage date of Sarah and John Amos Wallace. Any help continuing this line would be great Sincerely Lynne

Kingsley Andersons

Michael Clark — 15 Sep 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on the ANDERSONS that lived in Kingsley area York County, NB.

ANDERSON, John b.1791 d.1872 m. ?, Agnes.

John has five children, one of them being ANDERSON, James b.1833 m. STEEN, Isabel.

Any information on this ANDERSON, his siblings, parents or children would be much appreciated, thanks.

Taylor and Haines Families

mmamrhein — 19 May 2007 12:56:34 GMT

I have come across some new information on my Taylor family in the past week. I am still trying to find the area in New Brunswick where the originally were from and any other information. It here goes:

Henry Taylor was married to Rosanna unknown. The information on Henry Taylor came from his daughter's Rosanna Haines death cerficate. Rosanna was born about 1802 in Scotland according to U.S. census records. Henry was born in England according to U.S. census.
Rosanna came to Santa Cruz County around 1876. She died on September 28,1886 in Santa Cruz, California.

Known children of Henry and Rosanna:

Robert Taylor born about 1831 married Louisa(Lydia) Fulmer in Dushore,PA. He died on December 8, 1893 in Woodside, San Mateo, California.

Rosanna Taylor born May 5, 1842. She was married to Edward Haines who was born March 3, 1847 in Douglas, York, New Brunswick. Rosanna died on June 6, 1928 in Watsonville, Santa Cruz, California.

Allen Taylor born about 1846 and was married to Mary Ann Fulmer(sister of Louisa(Lydia)Fulmer) in Dushore, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. They married July 3, 1871. Allen Taylor died September 24, 1898 in Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz, California.

Margaret Taylor born about 1848. Was married to unknown Boyle. By the 1880 U.S. census, her husband had already died. Rosanna Taylor was living with her in Santa Cruz on the 1880 census. Margaret Taylor Boyle died April 2, 1899 in Santa Cruz, California.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Margaret