December 30, 1999
Campbell
I am seeking information on Tamberlane Campbell who died on his
farm across the river from Woodstock around 1821. I have not been able to ascertain the
exact date he died, nor have I been able to determine how he came
to Canada, from where or when.Leigh Campbell
Information related to his military service in 1759-60 and again
in 1775 is part of the record as are his movements from Nova
Scotia up the St.John River. I would appreciate hearing from
anyone with information on this individual.
Tamberlane Joseph (the Campbell who sailed to NZ via Australia on the brig Australia but ended up in Brunswick, New Zealand which is on the lower west coast of the North Island near Wanganui) was the second son of John and John was the first son of the senior Tamberlane.
Newspaper article from
the Wanganui Herald 25
May 1953. With photo of Tamberlane Joseph Campbell, who
opened up the Brunswick district just 100 years ago.
CANADIAN CUSTOMS INFLUENCED THE EARLY LIFE OF BRUNSWICK
"Dinkum" Canadian doughnuts, buckwheat cakes and a
carefree childhood spent in roaming the unspoilt countryside will
be among things talked over by Brunswick old-timers when they
meet at the district's 100th jubilee celebrations next weekend.
At any rate those are some of the subjects that Mr W.E.
Campbell, a grandson of Nova Scotian Tamberlane Joseph Campbell,
who was Brunswick's first settler, can discuss with animation.....
Mr Campbell told the "Herald" how
his grandfather, Mr T.J. Campbell, hacked his way from
Wanganui to Brunswick through tutu and fern, cutting the road
for his bullock wagon as he went. But the story of the Campbell
family's pioneering goes back another couple of centuries.
During the London plague a certain Mr Campbell took fright and caught the first ship to Nova Scotia. He settled up the St. John River and for seven generations his ancestors lived there and thrived in the local timber and the local shipbuilding, timber and fishing industries. Then in the early 1850's a small adventurous group captained by Tamberlane Joseph Campbell built their own ship and set sail for Melbourne. The name of the ship has been forgotten, but a list of the majority of the crew members who were also part owners, is intact. They were: Walter Abram, Lorenza Abram, Mrs Bradock, Walter Bradock, Mr F. Baker, Mr D.D. Cunnabell and his son A.D. Cunnabell, Mrs Cunnabell, Mr and Mrs A.G. Hurley and their son Frank Hurley, Lemen Seperall, Frank and George Jackson, George Perry, Alfred Perry, and Mr Campbell and family. They arrived in Melbourne late in 1852. Some of the party were dropped in Australia while the rest sailed on for New Zealand. What happened to the ship is apparently unknown, but some of her part owners settled in various parts of this country, while the rest returned to Australia. Mr Campbell arrived in Wanganui in March 1853, after an arduous journey by bullock wagon up the coast. He had to carve his own track through virgin bush over the hills behind Paekakariki as his was the first wheeled vehicle to come up from Wellington. His wife (originally Miss Elizabeth Cunnabell) and four children, Allan, George, Eliza and Elizabeth travelled with him. After arriving at Brunswick which he named after his old home in Nova Scotia, Mr Campbell built a house of manuka timber and mud. He farmed the land for 16 years until he was killed while ploughing. His two sons, Allen and George, carried on the farm. The Cunnabells and the Hurleys were the only members of the original party from Canada who later settled in Brunswick......"
Brunswick, NZ, is near
Wanganui river (8km from the river). There is a cemetery
in Wanganui which covers that vicinty as Brunswick is a small
town. It is at 39°
51'lat. and 175° 2' longitude. Place names of New
Zealand. (A.W.Reed, 1973), page 56, it mentions that,
"Two early settlers came from New Brunswick in Canada.
Their names were Joseph Tamberlaine Campbell and James Cunnell.
They settled on the land they had purchased in 1853. It is said
that they gave the name because it reminded them of New Brunswick.
23 Dec 1999
SMITH / DUDLEY: Woodstock area. Looking for any information on William
Japhet Smith born May 10, 1862 in the Woodstock, NB area. Looking
for any links to his parents or brothers or sisters he was
married on April 10, 1889 to a Jennie Lind Dudley she was from
Wesley Maine part of Washington Co. They married in
Stacyville, Maine part of Penobscot Co., Maine. She was
born Dec. 29, 1868. Her mother and father was Mark
Fenlason Dudley and Elizabeth Eleanor Day. Looking to see
if he may have been married before that to a Christina Reid or
Ried marriage date unknown they had possible 2 children a boy
William John Smith born in 1898 and a daughter named Jennie
Lenore Smith. They were possible of Armstrong Corner. Hopefully
there's a connection but not sure, and where about is Armstrong
Corner located....anything on William Japhet Smith would be
grateful thanks M Smith
9 Dec 1999
WARNOCK / MORRISON
: I am searching for any information on a
family named WARNOCK. My great great grandmother was Sarah
Elizabeth WARNOCK. According to what little information I
can find, she was the daughter of John WARNOCK and Mary Ann
MORRISON, and she was born about 1852 in St. John, NB. She
had at least two brothers, James & Hugh. The family
moved to Boston, MA, USA, but I have no idea when, but she was
married in Boston about 1872 to Charles FRASIER/FRAZIER. I
have since learned that she may have come from Carleton rather
than St. John.Lucille
5 Dec 1999
NEVERS Edmund Alonso b. Hartland, 1852; Father: Israel
Merrit Nevers b. Fredericton 1828 m. Amelia Dickinson; father
Samuel James Nevers b. Lincoln, NB 1807 m. Elizabeth
Merritt ; Father: Nathaniel Nevers b. Maugerville, NB 1778
married Hannah. Looking for any and all information on the
family (my mother's grandfather's). Marin Gills
3 Dec1999
Davis
Looking for AMBER DAVIS , d/o George &
Hannah DAVIS, Bristol. She was born in 1866,probably in St
John.Last appearance was in 1881 census,Carleton County. No
marriage or death records found.Bob Davis
26 Nov 1999
CURRIE / EMBLETON My grandparents: Grace Mae Currie
Eldon Heber Embleton : Florence Rameau
19 Nov 1999
HUGHES (Hews), Garrett born in Ireland 1803 later in 1848
moved to Wisconsin. He was in Fredericton, NB in 1838.
One child born in Frederiction in 1838 Anne. Mother's name was
Catherine Whalen or Phalen Are any militia records available
listing men who were in the boarder dispute between NB and Maine?
Am looking for information so as to find his father in Ireland.
All records do not record his fathers name nor where he was from.
Hou, Maine is across from Woodstock, NB which is in Carleton Co.
Since Garrett Hughes was found in Houlton, Maine. I
thought he might have lived in Carleton Co. before coming to
Maine. Eileen
Temte
3 Nov 1999
McQUADE, Edward b. 1828. I was from Clones, Monaghan, Ireland.
He left a brother William and a sister Mary behind in Ireland.
He immigrated to Tilley, New Brunswick, Canada. Any info is
appreciated.Brenda Jackson
23 October 1999
GREER, Charles - living at Victoria Corners in 1890s.
Married to Maria CHRISTENSEN. Children:
i. Arthur Edward GREER, b. 1 OCT 1895, Victoria Cor.
ii. Catherine May GREER, b. 1899, Victoria Cor., m. Chipman James
NASON. Bob Manchip
Looking for:
i. Parents & ancestors of Charles and Maria.
ii. Siblings of Charles and Maria.
iii. Other children of Charles and Maria.
I have further info on the NASON family that I'm
willing to share. Bob Manchip
21 Oct 1999
SHAW: I am trying to identify parents of my gggrandfather
Sanford Shaw, b 1837, NB, in 1862 married Roxanna Dow (born circa
1841) and they lived most of their lives in Victoria Corner where
he had a shoemaking shop. Book of Shaw states parents as
William and Frances Phillips. This line would take him back to
the colonies with English descendent. As he was very vocal about
being Scottish and family rumor says his mother at least part
native, I think there is more to the story. Any help
appreciated. Kathleen Baker
18 Oct 1999
CRICHTON / METHVEN: I am researching my husbands family.
His great-great grandparents, John Crichton and Agnes Bell
Methven, were married by the Rev. H.J. McLardy, Minister of the
Church of Scotland at Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick,
Canada, July 16, 1864 in Renfrew House.Mary Ann Creighton
I do not have a birth date on either one or when they entered the
country. Know that they came from Scotland, Dundee or
Edinburgh. And would like to have any information on their
parents name, etc.
18 Oct 1999
WOODWARD / HUNTER:
I am looking for any and all info. on the
Woodward family from Carleton Co. from 1800 and on. Does anyone
know if there may have been some that married Indians. My
Grandfather claimed that his mother Mary Annabella Hunter was
half Indian. Her parents were Solomon Hunter and Hester Matilda (Hetty)
Woodward or it may have been Matilda Hester Woodward they were
married in Carleton Co.NB on August 1850. I was thinking
her father may have been one of three men Robert, Samuel or
Nathaniel Woodward all in their 60s in 1851 census. Any and
all info on any of these men or Woodward families in Carleton Co
would be greatly appreciated.
Kim Knox-Lawrence
11 Oct 1999
McKINLEY: I have been searching high & low for more
information on a late relative by the name of Gordon McKinley.
Gordon is the late husband of the late Mary Richardson.
They resided in Edmunston & Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.
Mary is the daughter of the late James Richardson
& Mary Meers. I don't know where Gordon originated and
I am looking for information on his siblings, parents, g-parents,
etc Peter
Flemming
8 Oct 1999
PHILLIPS, Matthew of Northampton, Carleton County, was a UEL and
was granted land in 1796. He died in 1823. He and his
brother Thomas Phillips came north in 1783 from New Jersey.
Was he a member of a loyalist regiment? Was his father and
grandfather named Matthew from Horsneck NJ and would the family
have originated around Pembroke Castle in England?. Looking
for any information.
For the information of historians:
I have the sword of Captain Thomas Phillips, son of Matthew.
Thomas retired from his commission in 1841 with rank. He was an
officer of the 1st Battalion of the Carleton County Militia.David Phillips
6 Oct 1999
HAYES : I'm seeking information on John HAYES was born in
Woodstock, NB Canada. He married Jessie MAYNES. Children of John
Hayes and Jessie Maynes are Myrtle Dolly Hayes b. February
29, 1912, Woodstock, N.B., Canada. Also Walter, Billy, Darrell,
Grace and Margaret HAYES.Carol Higgins
27 Sept 1999
DIBBLEE : In 1888 a birchbark racing canoe was built for Lt. Col.
Herbert Dibblee of Woodstock by Jim Paul and Peter Polchies of St.
Marys. Did Col. Dibblee have a son also named "Herbert"?
Is there a biographical sketch of either of them or genealogical
data available?
James W.
Wheaton
21 Sept 1999
DINGEE who moved to Glassville from Gagetown in the 1860s.
Casper CADWELL who moved to Florenceville from
Maugerville c 1830. Graydon Dingee .
21 Sept 1999
McCLINTOCK married to JOHNSTON/BURTT/DARKIS in
Carleton Co, NB
Searching for any information about the McClintock family of
Carleton Co. I know of:
George Edward McClintock who married an Anna Johnston.had
children:
Edward Ruel 1881, Ferne Edna 1886, Jose Sellar 1888, Samuel
Beckwith 1892, Florence Alice 1896...all born in Centreville,
Carleton Co.
Also a Mary Rebecca McClintock who married Wilmot B Burtt had
children: Lena May 1878 and Frank Good Burtt 1882 in Jacksontown,
Carleton Co.
and Louise McClintock who married Samuel Darkis and had child
Scott Darkis 1868 in Florenceville, Carleton Co, NB.
I am trying to find a connection between the Samuel McClintock in
Saint John NB and Isabelle(a) McClintock( the grandmother...a
widow who came to Saint John from Ireland.with family ) and these
McClintocks in Carleton County. Anna
17 Sept. 1999
WARK / FIELDS : I am looking for information on
Samuel Wark died in Perth-Andover in 1922. He was married to
Jessie Mae Fields who was born in 1879 in Calingford, NB and died
1943 in Perth Andover.[email protected]
17 Sept. 1999
BRADGDON / STEWART: I am looking for information on George Asa Bragdon m.
Cassie Stewart in
Perth-Andover in 1894. [email protected]
GILLIN & TIMONY, IRELAND
Debec Junction, Carleton, NB 14 Sept. 1999
Am helping an older gentleman find his
grandparents. Irish immigrants Daniel GILLIN (b.7 Mar 1823-
d.4 Oct 1908) & Ellen TIMONY or TEMMONY (b. Dec. 1840-d. 8
Sep 1903)--both died in Debec Junction. Anyone out there
searching for these families or able to help this gentleman with
some look-ups for Carleton Co.? He does not have access to
the Internet, but you can email me: Anne or write him directly with information. Mr.
H. GILLIN, 92 Harris Hill Road, Wethersfield, CT USA 06109.
Thanks so much....he's elderly and would like to visit the
area.
10 Sept. 1999
DeLONG: I am researching all DeLong ancestors in Carleton/York.
& Queens Counties, NB. - they are descendents of John DeLong
and Aaron DeLong who moved her in 1783 onward after coming to New
Brunswick as part of Loyal American Regiment. They
origionally settled in Hamstead, Kings Co area and St Martins, NB.Wayne Delong
MARSHALL: I am trying to find a birth date on my great grandfather.
On his marriage certificate, he lists Richmond, New Brunswick,
Canada as his place of birth. I do know that he died in Salem,
Massachusetts in the early 70s but can not find a record of his
death. His name is John Norwood Marshall. He married
Alberta Ferris who was born in Mills Corners, New Brunswick,
Canada. Any information would be of great help.. I estimate him
being born about the 1880s. Ann Marshall
Gregory
6 Sept. 1999
TRACY/ BOONE
/ GRAY : I'm looking
for info re: Hannah Tracy (b. 7/22/1813?) m. Samuel Boone son of
Samuel & Kattie DeWitt; also Sarah Tracy (b. 1838 in
Wakefield?) m. John Boone son of Samuel & Hannah Tracy; also
Minnie Gray b. 7/2/1861 m. Samuel Boone son of John & Sarah
Tracy. Samuel Boone & Minnie Gray lived at one time in
Woodstock where my great-grandfather, Guy Boone, was born. They
moved to Maine (I don't know when), possibly lived in Monticello
for awhile, they lived in Norridgewock, Maine in their later
years. I am looking for the Tracy and Gray families in New
Brunswick. Dianne
Jones
28 Aug. '99
SCOTT / WHITMORE : I am looking for Rebekah Scott b.abt 1790 or so,
married to Daniel Whitmore abt. 1818/20. Her father may have
gotten a land grant in Carleton County. Any info. on the Scott
family would be appreciated. Sock
25 Aug. '99
CLARK: I am not 100% sure my ancestors are from Carleton
County, but the probability is high. I am looking for the parents
of Hattie E(?) Clark, b. late 1880s. Any info greatly
appreciated. Dee
24 Aug. '99
KINNEY: Looking for information on surname Kinney. Family lived
in Fosterville. Father was Thomas Kinney, daughter Ruth, born
1917, son Austin, living in Houlton, Maine, now. Jerry
Randall
24 Aug. '99
PHILLIPS, MATTHEW: I am researching the PHILLIPS family of Northampton,
Carleton Co. NB
Time Frame: 1796+/-
My search includes PHILLIPS, MATTHEW, UEL to present. My goal if
to determine from what colony did the Phillips come from?
Possibly New Jersey. Any assistance would be appreciated. David A. Phillips
22 Aug. '99
STEWART: It's been a while since I posted so will try again.
Any connections with David R. Stewart, born 1830 in Ireland,
married Judith McCallum in Carleton County. David had a
brother Tom, born 1839 in Greenfield, married Mary McGary, then H.
Eliza Stephens. Children married into the following
families: Adams, Newell, Belyea, Milliken, Hood, Mooers,
Lamereaux, Boyer, Merrithew. Sheila
1 Aug. '99
ADAMS/BARRETT: Looking for info on Isaac Francis ADAMS b.1819 (John
& Abigail Fero) m.1844, Wicklow, Carleton Co. to Mary Barrett
(Edward & Grace Dennison). UEL connections.P.Stewart
1 Aug. '99
PAGE: Looking for info on the family of John Washington Page (James
Dodge & Jane Lee) b.1835, m. 1860 in Tracy Mills, Grace Ann
Adams (Isaac F. and Mary Barrett). They originally came from
Kennebec, Maine to Tracy Mills, Carleton Co. Any info on the PAGE
family origins appreciated.P.Stewart
1 Aug. '99
HARRINGTON - Am looking for birth information for Arthur Oliver (or
Oliver Arthur) Harrington. b. 1/3/1898 in Biggar Ridge, Carleton
Co., New Brunswick. He moved to Maine and then Connecticut,
here he died in 1968. Believe he was son of WIlliam Albert
Harrington and Sarah (Jameson) Harrington, who moved to Biggar
Ridge in 1880s.Scott M. Harrington
31 July 1999
SULLIVAN - Searching for any info about Cornelius Sullivan
married to Catherine Pierce-Sullivan, married Sept. 8, 1896.
Lived in Bath, Holmesville, Johnsville area.
Catherine died: January 25, 1906, I have no date of death on
Cornelius. Does anyone have access to info pertaining to his date
of death?? They are buried in Johnsville cemetery.
Are they Irish immigrants? Family rumor is they are. Did they get
a land grant???
Some children names are:
Patrick Sullivan (need date of birth, marriage, death)
Morris Sullivan (need date of birth, marriage, death)
Anna G.Sullivan, born: july 20, 1897 in Holmesville.
(two other sisters, don't know the names) Krista Heatley
Information on the Sullivan
and Pierce families is found in AN HONOURABLE INDEPENDENCE, The
Irish Catholic Settlers of Johnville, Carleton County, New
Brunswick, co-authored by William and Mary McDevitt, whose
ancestors were from Johnville.
30 July '99
STARKEY - I am researching the surname STARKEY. My grandfather's
name was Adam MacBeth Starkey, and he was born in Carleton Co. I
don't know the exact date of birth, but it would probably have
been in the late 1800s. He married Grace Eliza Donnelly,
who was born in Stanley, New Brunswick. They later lived in
Houlton, Maine.Gayle Starkey Pittman
27 July '99
SULLIVAN - I am looking for Info about Anna G. Sullivan, born 07/20/1897
in Holmesville, CA, N.B. Parents names: Cornelius Sullivan and
Cathrine Pierce-Sullivan. They were married in CA, N.B., Canada
on 09/08/1896. Possibly birth or death records for parents. Are
there any siblings to Anna G. ????Krista Heatley
26 July '99
PIERCE/SULLIVAN - I am searching for gggrandparents of my mom's side.
Catherine Pierce-Sullivan and her husband, Cornelius Sullivan.
They were married on 09/08/1896. They had a daughter, Anna G.
Sullivan, born 07/20/1897.
I don't know if there are more children, however in my search I
keep stumbling across a female child's name: Maria Nixon Collins
born to a Catherine Pierce on 10/02/1891 in Saint John. The
father is listed as a Denis Collins. I am wondering if he died,
she remarried to Cornelius??? I would like to know if there is
any info about parents of Catherine or Cornelius and if there are
siblings?? Krista Heatley
18 July '99
Cole - Am seeking information on Albert Cole that was a
cabinetmaker in Woodstock during the 1860s. He married Nancy
Jones, whose father David was a blacksmith. His brothers
Frederick and John were also employed in Woodstock. Jon Cole
30 June '99
LAVERTY, BALDWIN, BRYDEN, DICKISON,
KELLY - I am interested in
hearing from anyone with information on the following families:
GEORGE LAVERTY b. 1782 in Armagh? Ireland arrived in N.B. c. 1816
with
wife, Elizabeth BROWN, and son William b. 1815 (m. Hannah
KELLY). Other
children were:
Isaac b.18l7 m. Elizabeth BALDWIN, Mary Jane b. 1821
m. John BRYDEN, John b. 1825 in Maugerville, N.B. (my ggf) m.
Annie DOUGHERTY, Elizabeth b.1828, and Matilda b. 1831 m.
John DICKISON. Do not know where they lived prior to 1825 (John's
obit states he was born in Maugerville). In the 1830s they
petitioned for land in Oak Mountain, Woodstock Parish, and later
in S. Richmond, Carleton Co. Many families remained
in that area (including mine in Debec). Some moved to the U.S. (ME,
MA, CA). Isaac was a pioneer settler in the area of Albert
Co. now occupied by Fundy National Park. The park contains
landmarks: Laverty Lake, Laverty Brook, Laverty Falls, Laverty
Trail. That branch of the family moved to Westbrook ME. Dawn (Laverty)
Matheson
30 June '99
NEAL/LAVERTY - Laura LAVERTY (1867-1900) dau. of John and Annie (DOUGHERTY)
LAVERTY b. S.
Richmond, Carleton Co., N.B. m. Roderick NEAL (b. 1859).
Children:
Kenneth Arlington NEAL b. 1894 and Theresa NEAL.
Kenneth m. Dora Hatfield, their children: Laura and Kenneth.
Theresa m. Jack SLATER. Laura Laverty taught school in Campbell
Settlement, Grand Falls, Green Road. I have many letters
written to her siblings in the late 1800s. She is buried at
McKenzie Corner. Does anyone know her cause of death?
Would be interested in hearing from her descendants. Dawn (Laverty)
Matheson
29 June '99
TRAFFORD - Looking for members of Trafford
family that was living in Wilmont Parish, Carleton County in the
1800s. The leading member was William Trafford born about
1793 in England arrived in Canada about 1816 married Christanna
born about 1791 in New Brunswick. The children of Wm and
Christanna were John Trafford born 1830; Mariah born 1832; Thomas
Trafford born 1835 married Eunice White of York County born 1835;
William born 1838; James born 1844. The only one that I have any
information on are the desendants of Thomas Trafford. The
children of Thomas are William Lemont Trafford born 10 May 1867,
Centreville, Wilmont Parish; Olive born unknown; Obdur born 1861
married Emma Jamieson children; Ora Lillian born 28 Nov 1890,
Centreville and Alice Mae born 11 July 1898, Knoxford; Sewall
born unknown; Annie Amelia born unknown married Miles J.
Birmingham children; Glenna May Birmingham born 7 Aug 1887
Connell, Carleton County, Mildred Etta Birmingham born 22 Aug
1893 Connell. I would like to make contact with anyone
having any information about these families. Will to trade
information.William Libby
15 June '99
Researching James McBRIDE
Born c. 1773 Co. Donegal, Ireland
Emigrated: 1833 to Watson Settlement, Carleton Co.
Married Mary Jane Thompson (b. c. 1772; d. 1855 Watson Settlement)
Children = John McBride (my line - b. 1801/03 Ireland; d. 1874);
Eliza;
Ann; Margaret; Mary; Jane; Rebecca. Mark Ritter
15 June '99
Goodine
Researching Reuben GOODINE
Married abt. 1873 to Amelia M. MURPHY (abt.1855-1880),
daughter of Dennis and Elizabeth Murphy, Northampton Parish,
Carleton County
Children of Reuben Goodine and Amelia Murphy:
G. Winfield GOODINE (1874- ? )
Alfred R. GOODINE (1879-1967)
Married abt. 1883 to Margaret Elizabeth HANSCOME
Children of Reuben Goodine and Margaret Hanscome:
Alfred Douglas GOODINE (1884- ? )
John Andrew GOODINE (1899- ? )Cara Mumford
7 June '99
WEST - We are looking for the family name WEST. Howard,
George Albert b.1867 m. Sarah Ann (she d.1859); James Edward
immigrated to Santa Cruz, California: Jud & Bert went to
Butte Montana. Children of George West b.1828
Centerville or Royalton, York Cty , NB married Margery b 1831.
Also William b. 1826; Charles b.1833; Mary b.1831 all in
Centerville or Royalton, York County, NB.
Specifically George Walter West b. 24 Sept. 1852 m. Josephine
Agusta Pryor b. 9 Jul. 1856 from just over the border in Maine,
USA Married 6 Oct.1879. Chris
26 May '99
Grover
Researching James GROVER
Born: 1821 at: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Married Eliza ALLEN (1825-1903)24 Feb 1849 at: Woodstock (Carleton)
Died: 1895 at: Pentwater (Oceana)Michigan
Father:Robert GROVER Mother:Mary MARSHMAN
Eliza ALLEN was born in 1825, possibly in Australia? (she was
adopted) and died
in 1903 at Pentwater (Oceana) MI Father: John BEDELL.
Children:
Robert GROVER (aft 1849 - ?)
Mary Louise GROVER (aft 1849 - ?) - married Henry Douglas
BEVERIDGE
Caroline Matilda GROVER (1854-1944) - married Oliver Otis
STINCHFIELD /STANCHFIELD
Rupert Whittaker GROVER (bef 1854 - ?)Tracey Morris
25 May '99
Welch
1. Robert BARTHOLEMEW1 WELCH was born 1829 in
Woodstock, NB Canada, and died 1911. He married Jennie CRONK
LOUISE BAILEY Sept. 09, 1875 in Saint John, NB Canada, daughter
of William BAILEY and Elizabeth CRONK.
Children of Robert Welch and Jennie Bailey are:
2.
i. Robert SANDFORD STEWART2 WELCH, b. July 22, 1877, Woodstock,
NB Canada; d. Apr. 28, 1959, Woodstock, NB Canada.
3. ii.
A Hazel INSLEY WELCH, b. Sept.19, 1880; d. Jul. 07, 1955.
iii. Herbert DIBBLEY WELCH, b. Oct. 15, 1889; d. Dec. 1889.
For more information go to my Interne Trees. e-mail
Wayne McCarthy
May 25 '99
BECKIM -
I am researching the BECKIM and REID families of Bloomfield,
Carleton Co. Henry Beckim and his family came from Co.
Fermanagh, Ireland abt. 1850. They settled in Beckim Settlement,
Bloomfield. I would love information on the family as many
vital records in the area were destroyed by fire.
RIED - Manford REID was born in Bridgewater
Maine in 1889, but spent most of his
youth in Bloomfield. His father and mother William Reid and
Henrietta Nichols married in Bloomfield. Darlene Walsh or [email protected]
May 22 '99
HANNING - Looking for information on the
following individuals: John Hanning, b.1782, and his 3
sons, Stephen Hanning, b. 1818, Merrill Hanning, b. 1836, and
Charles Hanning, b. 1839. The three sons were all born in
Carleton Co.; the father may have been as well.
Andrew
Zausner
20 May '99
WOODWARD - Looking for Info. on Samuel, Robert and Nathaniel
Woodward. Were they brothers and who were their parents? Who were
their wives and children? Any dates of births,deaths and
marriages? They were granted land in 1826 in Kent, Carleton.NB.
Were they Loyalists and from where? Sock
May 17 '99
Dionne
John/Yon/DIONNE and DeMerchant. I'm looking for
more information on Conten Yon, whose name was also recorded as
Conten John, Cantin Dionne, and Constantine John.
Constantine John married Mary DeMerchant, 23 February 1815. The
records of the Woodstock Anglican church show baptisms of
children of Conten and Mary John: Charles Edward, born 22
July 1818, and Charlotta, born 31 January 1820. Conten Yon
received a land grant near Woodstock in 1822. He was
born Cantin Dionne in Quebec and came to the province in 1812. Mark Dionne
2 May '99
PLUMMER / STICKNEY - Info. On
Archibald Clayton PLUMMER b abt 1816 & Anna STICKNEY bapt1813
Fred Archibald PLUMMER b1858 & Ethel RILEY m 1888
Betsy CLAYTON,1700 John RIELY1880. Elizabeth SPRINGER.1880
The GLEW family and the WESTALL family Donald Clayton
Plummer
2 May '99
BUSTARD - Researching the descendants of George
Bustard and Jane Saunders. George and Jane raised a large family
in Monument, NB along the Maine border. George, born in 1817
immigrated from IRE . They raised the following children Andrew,
John, James, Robert, George, Deborah, Margaret, Mary Jane,
Susanah, and Hugh.SW Bustard
17 Apr. '99
GREEN /BEDELL - Jacob Douglas Green m. Sylvia Evaline Bedell Sept 18,
1856 in Woodstock. Their three children who survived
childhood were: Horace Rudolph Green b. July 18, 1857,
Evalina Margaret Green b. June 19, 1863 and George Frederick
Green b. Feb 22,1859. All three children were born in the
Woodstock area. The two children I know of who died in
childhood were Alberta A Green and Cavalier Jouett Green.
Both are buried with their parents. George Green moved to Montana
in 1882, and married Ella Boyd in 1894. (Ella was also originally
from Woodstock). I am George and Ella's gggrand-daughter.
Sylvia Evaline (Eva) was the daughter of Joseph and Sylvia Bedell.
I am looking for more information on Jacob Douglas Green.
According to information he gave in a later census, he was born
in New Brunswick around 1828. He died in 1874 and is buried
in the Anglican Church burying ground in Richmond. Any
information about Jacob, or his descendants or antecedents would
be appreciated. Kathleen Martin
9 Apr. '99
HUNTER, WOODWARD,
and TOMPKINS - I am
looking for info.on Solomon Hunter b. 1826(?) m. Hetty Wooward
1850 in Kent Parish, Carleton, NB she was b. abt 1826 need her
parents and any other info. Solomon Hunters parents were
William Hunter and Abigail Tompkins of Wakefield NB m. 1813 need
more info on both. Kim Knox-Lawrence
8 Apr. '99
Three McCORMACK sisters (b.1870
-1880) from the Woodstock area- Catherine, Agnes, Louise.
Catherine & Louise both found their way to Portland ME,
Catherine as the wife of Isaac Sheasgreen,
at one time a pharmacist in Woodstock and later a steamship agent
for the Grand Trunk rw'y. They had a son Edward Sheasgreen.
Louise became Louise DeVane and had a son, Harvey DeVane, Sr. in
Portland. I'm searching for descendants all three sisters.Jim MacKenzie
6 Apr. '99
HATHAWAY / HOLMES - I am looking for information on Eleazer Hathaway and
his wife Susanna Holmes They had 11 children. Their
dates of birth as far as I can tell was Eleazer born 1793 and
Susanna born 1797 The children are Henery born 1817 Matialda born
1830 Sephiona born 1835 Phebe born 1837 Issac born 1827 Calvin
born 1833 John 1823 Sarah Robert 1825 Alanson 1824 Alameada born
1840 I am interested in finding out what country they or their
parents came from. I would also like to find the names of their
parents. (Eleazer and Susanna). I am a decedent of Calvin
Hathaway My grandmother was Helen Hathaway Smith she was
married to Frank Smith. I would appreciate any and all
information that any one can send to me. Shirlie Phelps
22 Mar. '99
NYE/WOLHAUPTER- I'm searching for any information or clues pertaining
to Carl NYE or his wife (?) WOLHAUPTER. I believe they lived in
Gordonsville and had a son Hantford m. Elizabeth (nee Giggee).
I've reached dead ends with the parentage of several other
Carleton County individuals, perhaps someone could point me in
the right direction?
* Jarvis SHAW (1834-1930) m. Mirium Melvin (1838-1923).
They had four (?) children: Jarvis Harley Shaw, Horace J. Shaw, D.
Willard Shaw and Herman Henry Shaw.
* Scott (?) COOK m. Maude (?). They had a
daughter Ethel May Shaw (nee Cook) b. 1896, a school teacher, m.
Jarvis Harley Shaw (August 9, 1887-1932). She had a second
marriage to a MacQuarrie buried in Hartland, NB.Angela Humes
22 Mar. '99
MCCLUSKEY I am researching the McCluskey line from Ricmond,
Carleton Co. New Brunswick. James McCluskey married
Margaret Friel in 1881 in Richmond. They had several
children born in Richmond, James, Mary, Fred, John and Gertrude.
The son James moved to Amity where he married Catherine Oliver in
1910. Eventually the rest of the family moved to the Amity-Houlton
area, for the exception of Mary who moved to Massachussets.
Anyone searching this line please respond.Deb Furino
20 Mar. ''99
DOHERTY, Elizabeth (Daugherty, Dougherty, Dority) married
Dominick McGlinn (McGlynn) August 5, 1860 Richmond Parish,
(Woodstock), Carleton Co., NB, Canada. Ceremony performed
by Thomas Connolly, Missionary. Witnesses: Richard and
Bridget McGlinn. Richard and Bridget were enumerated
with Rodger and Felecia McGlinn in 1871. Seek info on these
families. Josh Warren
20 Mar. ''99
GRAHAM Family: James Graham and Elizabeth ? emigrated from the
U.S. about 1863 to Richmond. They had a son with them at
the time, Samuel McIntyre Graham. Samuel married three
times - Elizabeth Moxon, Maud Hawkes, Ann Bustard. I have
descendants of Samuel/Maud but not of moxon or Bustard. Ann
Bustard was from Kirkland I believe. Any info re these
would be appreciated. Also any leads to parents of James
Graham or identity of his wife, Elizabeth.Bob Watson
20 Mar. '99
BOYD/WILSON - John Boyd m.
Sophia Jane Wilson in Woodstock in 1867. She was the
daughter of William and Elizabeth Wilson of Richmond, born in 1848. John died in Montana in 1926, and his
daughters gave his birthplace and date as 1836 in Woodstock, NB.
I have not been able to find any record of his birth, or even of
his existence in Woodstock, other than the marriage record.
I would appreciate any guidance in finding his antecedents. [email protected]
John and Sophia came to Montana in 1880 by covered wagon, and
John helped build the copper town of Anaconda, Mt. Sophia
disappears from Montana records about 1883, and may have returned
to NB. John and Sophia are my gggrandparents through their
daughter Ella Mae Boyd Green. They have numerous
descendants in Montana, Washington and British Columbia.
10 Mar. '99
LAING - I am seeking on
any information on the Laing family, originally of Scotch Colony
(later know as Kintore, or Kincardine, I believe). Also any
info on Emma Purcell, (Nova Scotia), who
married a Laing, and probably resided in Carleton County in the
late 1800s.
Gregg
Nuttall
6 Mar. '99
MCGLINN/MCGLYNN: Seeking info on Dominick
and Peter McGlinn/McGlynn who were from Woodstock, NB, Canada.
Immigrated to Houlton, ME and eventually to Littleton, ME.
Peter married first Margaret Gammerson and second Mary Ann
Currier. Dominick, born about 1830, married Elizabeth (Betsey)
Daugherty, born about 1834. Dominick's and Elizabeth's
children: Henry and Bridget, twins, born about 1862; Mary Ann,
born about 1864; Rose, born about 1866; Francis, born about 1868;
Sarah, born about 1870; Elizabeth or Lizzie, born about 1872; and
Susie, born about 1874. Dominick, Elizabeth and Sarah are
all buried in Houlton, ME at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery
on Military Street. This family was residing in Littleton,
ME during the 1880 U.S. Census.Ruth Warren
5 Mar. '99
SWIM / SHAW- I am searching for any
information on the Swim family and the Shaw family located in the
Coldstream area of New Brunswick. I am very new at this and
would be happy to have any information that could be provided.
Tips on how to find out more about these families would also be
greatly appreciated. Karen Ogden
28 Feb. '99
NEWMAN - I am seeking information on the ancestry of James,
Denis, Ann, and Patick Newman who lived at the Newburg settlement
located to the north of Woodstock, New Brunswick in the 1840s.William A.
Newman
27 Feb. '99
ARMOUR - I am looking for information on John and Joseph Armour.
They received land grants in Maplehurst (near Upper Kent)
Carleton Co. on the same date in 1856. Can anyone help me? Richard
Armour
23 Feb. '99
DICKINSON - I am searching for Mehitable Dickinson, born 1810 in
New Brunswick, married Andrew Scott, born 1804, Ireland. They
married in Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick August 24, 1826.
Their 10 children were born there.Helen York
21 Feb. '99
DROST - I am looking for any information concerning the Drost
family from Wicklow. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Anne
DeWitt
20 Feb. 1'999
CENSUS INCOMPLETE ??
- Does anyone know if the film C-1000 1861
census of Carlton County is incomplete? When looking
through Wicklow Part II there are only 157 names listed. If
I look at the Agricultural Census for Wiclow Part II after that,
it lists 144 heads of families. The heads of families I'm
interested in are part of the agricultural census, but I can't
see them in the regular census. Mari Anne
20 Feb. 1'999
Asa KINNEY / Betsy TOMPKINS - Around 1800.
Daughter Elizabeth was born 1822 in Carleton Co. Looking for help
sorting all these Tompkins and Kinneys. Mari Anne
19 Feb. '99
BELYEA - seeking information about:
James BULYEA 1756 and his wife Jemima PURDY.
Oliver BULYEA 1796 and his wife Rachel PURDY
Henry A. BELYEA 1825 and his wife Millicent NEVERS 1826
S.A. HANSFORD 1853 and his wife Jerusha CRAIG
BIGGAR - William A. BIGGAR and his wife
Susan HARRINGTONBev Davis
18 Feb. '99
HATHAWAY/ KENNEDY - Searching for ancestors of my great grandmother Mary
HATHAWAY b. River de Chute, NB Canada and
married to John KENNEDY b Ireland. Son Norman Clarence
KENNEDY b. 11 or 19 Nov 1884/86 (Andover) Doverhill
Victoria Co. NB. He wed Isaia FORBES in Caribou Aroostook
ME USA 6 Jun 1917, that certificate shows both Mary
HATHAWAY and John KENNEDY as deceased. Any assistance
greatly appreciated. Honor
16 Feb. '99
JONES, David - appears in the 1851 census of Woodstock,
Carleton County, N.B., age 40, blacksmith, with wife Jane (named
only as "Mrs."), age 38, with children Maria, 15,
Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Edward, David, Nancy and Robert.
Daughter Maria (Mary Maria) married 21 May 1855 Jesse BAKER as
his second wife. Mary Maria (JONES) BAKER died 12 July 1864,
evidently at Woodstock, and he obituary was printed in the
'Carleton Sentinel' on 16 July 1864 with the notation at the
bottom, "Canada papers please copy."
I'm assuming (dangerous, yes) that that notation indicated the
JONES family either came from Upper Canada, or a branch of the
family had settled there.
I'm seeking the maiden name of David JONES' wife and the ancestry
of both of them, place(s) of birth, date and place of marriage,
in short, any bits of information relating to David and Jane
JONES. Any and all information will be greatly appreciated. R.
Wallace Hale
10 Feb. '99
JAMISON / JEMISON
1800
John b. 1784 m.Harriet ? b. 1789. Family
settled primarily in Wicklow and Maine with some moving back and
forth. Looking to fill in some blanks and trade information.
Married into the PARTRIDGE, VANDINE, and GEE families. Mari Anne
23 Jan. '99
MOXSOM/MOXON - I am interested in finding out information about my
Moxsom/Moxon family who lived in Carleton Co. from 1858 onward.
The following people lived in Benton Ridge/Benton and Woodstock
areas. James Moxsom was b. in 1785 in Ebbesborne Wake, Wiltshire,
England, bap. 27 Jul 1788 and d. 09 Sep 1871 in Woodstock, NB. He
is buried in the Parish of Woodstock Christ Church Cemetery. His
wife was Margaret (Mary) Fisher b. 1795 in Nova Scotia d. 10 Sep
1865 and is buried in the same cemetery as her husband. They were
married on 13 Nov 1824 in Shubenacadie, NS.Natasha
Doreen Moxon
They had four sons and a daughter. Their sons Henry, John, and
William moved to NB with their parents in 1858. Henry married
Abigail White d/o Rachel and Isaiah White. John married
Caroline White d/o Rachel and Isaiah White. William lived with
John and appears to never have married. James and Margaret's son
Richard (Dick) lived in Nova Scotia until 1891 when he and his
wife disappear from NS records. The oral history of the family
states that Richard may have moved to NB to be with his other
family members. The only daughter, Susie married and stayed in NS.
19 Jan. '99
Searching Emily ROTHBURN/RATHBURN, what was her maiden name, what was her husbands name,
who were her parents? One dau. known: Harriet,
m. 1st RUFUS SNOW, in Woodstock 4/14/1847, witnessses: Connell
and Sawyer; they moved to Bangor, ME. and he apparently died
there, did they have any children? Harriet m. 2nd, Isaiah D.
LOCKHART in Bangor on 8/5/1857; their 1st child George Frederick
b. in Bangor ca. 1859. They moved back to Woodstock and
had 3 other children: Amaretta (Minnie) b. ca 1862, Harriet
Lillian (Hattie) b. 4/1867, Etta or Ella b. ca 1870, did Etta/Ella
die young? Who did Frederick and Amaretta marry?
Emily lived with Harriet and Isaiah, and is listed on the 1881
census for Carleton, Wicklow, when did she die, where is she
buried? Would like to hear from anyone with any info. or
connections to these families. Alicia McLean
Wiatrowski
18 Jan. '99
GIGIE, O'NEILL, & VANDINE. These are the main names in my tree. John
Gigie m. Ellen O'Neill. They had several children: Irene b.1854,
Zenas b.1855, Drucilla b.1857, Octiva b.1859, Annie b.1861,
Edmond b.1863, Jennie b.1866, Henry b.1867, John Westley b.1868,
Theodore b. 1871 & Lemuel John b.1873 - d.1960. Lemuel
m. Mellissa Grace Vandine their children are Coburn John b.1912-
d.1956, Mary Ellsn b.1913-1'990, Philip Ersel b.1916- d. 1988,
Violet Lela (1917-1918), Eota Carmen b.1920, Clayton Charles b.1923,
Alva Oran b.1925, Norma Vandine b.1927-1927, Claudia Doreen b.1930
& Vaugh VanDine.Rick &
Sue
14 Jan. '99
VENESS - Jack (John Allen) Veness was born
about 1847 in New Brunswick to George W.E. Veness (b. England)
and Rhoda (Taylor) m. 1844. According to Carleton County marriage
records, Jack Veness, Woodstock married Caroline (Carrie) Hall,
of Queensbury Parish, York Co., 1 July 1872. In 1875 they
emigrated to the U.S. coming first to Fairfield, MA where their
son Fred Eugene was born. By 1883 the have come to Buena Vista,
Oregon where they separated. I'm looking for any information on
John Allen Veness or Caroline Hall prior to their emigration to
the U.S.Wayne
G.
1 Jan. '99
Land Grants - I hope somebody can help me. I've been trying to do
research into land
grants given to settlers back in the
early 1800s in the Carleton County area. Does anyone know
the name of the grants? And have they seen any records or details
of them? I would appreciate any help. Lianne
Atkinson
1 Jan. '99
TURNER, George William b 22 Nov 1815, Fredericton, d 27
Aug 1857, there, m 21 Dec 1839, Lincoln: Mary Jane Estey, b 24
Aug 1819, there, d 5 Apr 1897, there. They had at least
four children:
William R. Turner b 24 Nov 1840, Fredericton, d 2 Mar 1903,
there, m 24 Jun 1869.
Sarah E. Atherton, b 6 Jan 1845, daughter of John H. and Hannah
Atherton.
George Frederick Turner b 12 Jul 1842, Woodstock, Carleton Co., d
5 Feb 1905, Woburn, Middlesex Co., MA, m 1 Sep 1865, Fairfield,
Somerset Co.,ME.
Mary Ann Ellis, b 14 Dec 1844, North Fairfield, ME, d 2 Feb 1882,
Farmington, Franklin Co., ME. This is my great grandfather
and I know more about this line.
Charles Harris Turner b abt 1844, Canada, prob. Carleton Co.
Henry Allan Turner, b abt 1847, Canada, prob. Carleton Co.Ralph J.Turner
I would be interested in any of these people and their spouses and descendants. Perhaps the descendants of the 3 siblings of George Frederick still live in Canada. To see the George Frederick Turner line see: Ancestry of Ralph J.Turner.
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