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| 16351 | Nancy is the daughter of Elizabeth & John Snider. | SNIDER, Nancy Ann (I1744)
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| 16352 | Nancy is the daughter of Elizabeth Lewis & Garret Wm Vanzant. William Edward NOBLE, married March 4, 1850 in York, Ontario, Canada . . 1836 Sep 20th, Markham, David Boyer married Madaline Brown, Wit: Daniel ate & Nancy Vanzant. Marriage #574 by Rev. Wm. Jenkins of Richmond Hill. . 1850 Mar 4, William Noble, age 29 1/ 1821 Mariposa, ON., published marriage bands, with Nancy &ante, age 33, /1817 Markham, ON. Wit: Ellen Holden and Stephen King. Ref: District Marriage Registers, Home District, Ontario. - - - | VANZANT, Nancy (I804)
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| 16353 | Nancy is the daughter of Ellen McCutcheon and Henry Allen Smith. Nancy Smith married1 Daniel McLellan on the 13th June 1871 in Erin. He was born in 1845 & died in 1872. His parents were Dugald McLellan & Anne Campbell. Nancy married2 married John Dalton Leitch (1854-1924) circa 1881. His parents were Archibald Leitch & Jane Puterbaugh. - - - | SMITH, Nancy Ann (I77)
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| 16354 | Nancy is the daughter of Isaac Sebastian and Hannah Blevins Barker. . 1994 Mar 6 Nancy married1 Wm. Mansel Wilson, 1860 Parker Co., Texas -died before 1907. Buried Brannon Mountain Cemetery Brannon, Arkansas. He is the son of William Lamar & Charity Hill Wilson. Emily had two Willson children died before the 1900 census. . 1907 Jul 4, Nancy married2 Abe Anderson Myers. - - - | BARKER, Nancy Ellen (I169)
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| 16355 | Nancy is the daughter of Mary Crawford & William Poole. Elizabeth & Nancy Poole were sisters. Two Poole sisters married two Monkman brothers: Nancy Pool married John Monkman. Elizabeth Poole married Lawrence Monkman. . Nancy Poole 1825-1855 died at age 30 years & was buried in Carmel Cemetery. She married John Monkman 1836-1866, who also died at age of 30 years. He was a brother of Elizabeth's husband. . They left 6 children. William, George, Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Fred Felker Mrs. K Temple, & John Jr. The children seem to have been raised by their Uncle Lawrence Monkman & grandfather Wm. Monkman on W Lot 15, Con 7, 6th line. This was later owned by Fred Felker. They settled on E half Lot 14, Con, Gara. & later it was sold to Wm. Campbell, R C Hanna & Wilfred Clark. Ref: History of West Garafraxa Twp., 1990. . Poolel Family, compiled by Mrs. T J Hutchinson, March 1986: [Mary Crawford] Mrs. Poole of Lot 9, Con 8, Garafraxa Twp., 7th line, died about 1869. "While attempting to head off a flock of sheep, she fell breaking her left leg between the knee & the ankle. A week later the leg was fractured again through movement in bed. Mortification set in & eventually death. The deceased was the mother of 19 children, not one of whom survived her. Ref: Reported in Fergus newspaper, Belwood heading. Note: No date on clipping, but with that age group. (?) It is not known if the 2 Poole girls who married Monkmen & settled in the Carmel-Bellwood area were her daughters, but from the following frescoers, they dies at an early age. . Nancy Poole, 1825-1855 died at age of 30 years & was buried in Carmel Cemetery. He was a brother of Elizabeth's husband. They left 6 children: William, Goerge, Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Fred Felkr, Mrs. K Temple & John Sr. They had settled on E Half Lot 14, Coon 7 Gara & later it was sold to Wm. Campbell, later to R C Hanna & Wilfred Clark. The children seemed to have been raised by their Uncle Lawrence Moneyman & grandfather William Moneyman on W Half Lot 15, Con 7, 6th Line. This was later owned by Fred Felker. Ref: Grandmother Blyth; Mrs. John Dobbin's Scrap Book & the Monkman Family History, & History of Tecumseh Twp. . Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | POOLE, Nancy (I319)
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| 16356 | Nancy is the daughter of Sarah Bell & Thomas N E Lambert. Buried: Shewsburg Cemetery Lot 3 (where Thomas Lambert buried in Lot 1) Note: very small, abandoned cemetery in Morpeth. 28* (large red granite) In memory of Richard B. Rushton, died Mar 26, 1856 aged 44 years, 4m, 23d Nancy Lambert his wife died Dec 18, 1891 aged 76 years, 11m, 27d James Rushton born Nov 23, 1833, died Mar 28, 1907 Mary Smith his wife born May 1, 1836, died June 29, 1917 Richard died Apr 31 (?) 1861 age 1 m, 13d Angus died Aug 30, 1873 aged 7y, 10m, 23 d Nancy died Aug 5, 1866 aged 2y 1m -children of James & Mary Rushton. Ref: Orr & Richardson Family History, Rootsweb.com - - - | LAMBERT, Nancy (I1085)
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| 16357 | Naomi is the daughter of Caroline & Phillip Brown. | VANZANT, Naomi (I809)
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| 16358 | Narrative by Lee Summerford from < < Jesse Hobby was my great-great-grandfather. He had a heat stroke on August 9, 1862, at the Battle of Cedar Mountain, as a result he permanently lost sight in his left eye. He continued to fight and was wounded again at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862. Jesse continued to serve and was one of only 21 members of this Company listed as being present at the Surrender at Appomattox Court House. | HOBBY, CSA Jesse (I1389)
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| 16359 | Nashville, MI. | BRIGGS, Ethel Loreen (I385)
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| 16360 | Nathan Martin was the husband of Elizabeth Devins [the Eldest Daughter of Isaac and Mary 'Polly' Chapman Devins and moved to the USA . This is noted in "The Abraham Devins and his Descendants Living in Canada and the USA Book written by William Duck, 1988. | Family (F78)
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| 16361 | Nathaniel is the son of Mary, b 1620 & Henry Leonard. b 1618 Pontypoon, Monmouth Co., Wales. . 1694 Jan 9, - In Middletown in the province of East Jersey, the 9th day of Jan in year 1694-5. Nathaniel Leonard of Middletown & Hannah Grover of the same Town, after lawful publication, did before me & several wit.; take each other in marriage till death part them. Peter Tilton. . 1652 Henry & brother James Leonard Established a furnace & forge at Taunton, Mass., now Raynham, - The first successful iron works in America. "Where you find good iron works there you will find a Leonard," . 1674 Henry Leonard Established an iron works at Tinton Falls., Monmouth Co., New Jersey. . 1764, Jan. 4. Inventory, £399.11.9, made by John Layton, Samuel Bowne, William Bowne. Lib. H, p. 527. . Along with his father, Henry, & brothers Samuel & Thomas, Nathaniel established an iron works in Rowley, MA, in 1669. Henry removed to Taunton, MA, in the winter of 1673/4 & afterwards to New Jersey. His three sons tarried in Boxford, MA, & on 6 Apr. 1674 contracted with the owners of the ironworks there to carry them on. After continuing for a short time in the business, they followed their father to New Jersey. Following the departure of his father, Nathaniel (& his brothers Samuel & Thomas) remained in Rowley & worked the ironworks there under an agreement made 6 Apr. 1674. In July of that year the ironworks were demolished by fire. In a court hearing in September/Nov? Evan Morris deposed that he was at the works the evening before they were burned & when Nathaniel Lenard left work, the deponent never saw so much care taken to put out the fire as was that night, "thou I had ben a retainer to the workers 3 months bed & board. Ref: The History of Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts, Sidney Perley, 1880. . 1675 Mar 30. John Floyd deposed to the court held at Ipswitch that Goodwife Leonard (Nathaniel's mother ?) & Nathaniel Leonard said that they were done at the works & would work no more & deponent saw that their goods were gone out of the house, save a few trifles. Ref: Records & Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, Mass. 1675-1678. . 1695 Oct 2- Nathaniel Leonard patented 220 acres of sundry tracts at Colt's Neck with a total yearly quit rent of 9/2 (E:443). The 220 acres consisted of: . 211 acres SW his brother Samuel Leonard, SE the Mine Brook, S a swamp & a run of water, N & NW a branch of Sawmill Brook . 6 acres of bogg meadow, SE of grantee . 2 acres of meadow on the north side of Sawmill Brook . 6 acres of meadow on the SW side of Thomas Leonard. . 1700 Jan 7-Nathaniel & his wife Susannah exchanged with Job Throckmorton (husband of Nathaniel's sister Sarah) the Colt's Neck land for Job's land in Middletown. They named the land Leonardsville. - - - | LEONARD, Nathaniel Sr. (I78)
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| 16362 | Nathaniel is the son of Richard Lewis. . Nathaniel Lewis, second son of Robert and Mary (Pyle) Lewis, born in Chester county, came with his parents to Philadelphia in 1749. He officiated as one of the executors of his father's WILL in 1790, and of that of his brother, Robert in 1795. He married Lucy Lawrence, and had, among other children, Lawrence Lewis, who married Anna Maria Stocker, & their son, Robert Morton Lewis, born in Philadelphia, November 7, 1828, graduated from University of Pennsylvania in 1846, married Anna Elizabeth, daughter of Richard and Anna Elizabeth (Farmer) Shippen. Ref: Colonial Families of Pennsylvania, Vol. III, John Woolf Jordan. Second Street, Philadelphia Directory, . 1790 Census, Lewis, Nath'l, Mer't. 2 FW males over 16, 5 FW males under 16, 5 FW females, 2 free black people . 1791 Census, #166 S. 2nd St., Lewis, Nathaniel, merchant. . Upper Canada Land Petition, UCLPetition 44, L bundle 1, Microfilche C2124 To Excellency, John Graves Simcoe, Esquire, Lieut. Governor, Commander In-Chief In & Over His Majesty's Province of Upper Canada. In Council. The humble Petition of Nathan Lewis, most humbly shewth: That your petitioner came into Canada from the Colonies in the year 1777 as a Loyalist & faithful subject to Great Britain & hath served his Majesty 4 years in the xx of a soldier in Colonel Butler's Rangers & that as a subject, thinks himself entitled to his Majesty's Bounty. Your petitioner, therefore, requests that your Excellence would be pleased to grant him the next Lott west of that on which Robert Surplus is settled on the North side the River la Tranche (or Thames) in the County of Essex, & your petitioner as in duty bound shall ever pray, Signed, Nathan Lewis, Detroit, May 1st, 1793. Envelope: Petition of Nathan Lewis, Detroit, May 1st, '93. Entered in the Land Book. . UCLBoard (1765-1804) Lewis, Nathan District: Hesse 1791. Description: Received provisions, Volume: 3, Page(s): 314, 318 Reference: RG 1 L4. Microfilm: C-14026. Recorded for further research: . 1787 Lewis, Nathaniel, District: Hesse Description:List of disbanded Troops and Loyalists to be settled on the North side of Lake Erie. Reference: RG 1 L4 Microfilm:C-14026, Volume:2, Page(s):189 Lewis, Nathan, District: Hesse 1791. Description: Received provisions Volume: 3, Page(s):314, 318. Reference: RG 1 L4. Microfilm:C-14026 Lewis, Nathan, Hesse Year: 1789 Description: Received tools Volume: 2 Page(s): 195 Reference: RG 1 L4 Microfilm: C-14026. Lewis, Nathan, District: Hesse 1791 Description: Received provisions Reference: Volume: 3 Page(s): 314, 318 RG 1 L4 Microfilm: C-14026. Name: Lewis, Nathan, District: Hesse Years: 1787, 1789, 1791 Description: Return of disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled on the North side of Lake Erie. Volume: 3 Page(s): 374, 378, 391 Reference: RG 1 L4 Microfilm: C-14026. - - - | LEWIS, Nathaniel .2 (I536)
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| 16363 | Nathaniel Leonard.III married 10 Mar 1773 to Catherine Crawford, born 14 Jul 1752, Middletown & died 22 Nov 1826, Mt. Pleasant, Weschester Co., New York. . Their child: Mary Leonard b. 7 Apr 1774, Middletown - 22 Nov 1826, Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., New York. She married 25 Jun 1793 to Samuel Coles Mott, b 19 Nov 1766, Hempstead Harbor, Long Island, New York. 1 . 774 Feb. 25. WILL of Leonard, Nathaniel, of Middletown, Monmouth Co., yeoman: Wife, Catherine, all the land which was left me by the will of my father, while she is my widow, &, if she be delivered of a child, it is to be brought up by my executors, &, at age of 21, to have my estate. My executors are to purchase so much of the place as was left to my brother, Thomas, by my father's will. My wife is to have 2 cows, as soon as my brother Joseph & she divides. Brothers, Joseph & Thomas, may keep the steers. If my wife marry, & child die, then I give my estate to my brothers, John, Joseph & Thomas. Executors: Brother, Joseph & my cousin, Andrew Bowne. Witnesses: Henry Tunis, Catherine Crawford, Andrew Brannan. Proved March 8, 1774. 1774, March 9. Inventory, £312.8.5, made by John Stillwell & Jonathan Herbert. Lib. L, p. 113. - - - | LEONARD, Nathaniel .iii (I1127)
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| 16364 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | WARD WOODRUFF, Eunice dau of Nath. & Sarah (P13015)
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| 16365 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | WARD, Nathaniel son of Nath. & Sarah (P13016)
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| 16366 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | WARD, Nathaniel (dish turner) ok (P12979)
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| 16367 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | WARD, Abner son of Nath. & Sarah (P13014)
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| 16368 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | HARRISON WARD, Sarah (P13017)
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| 16369 | Nathaniel w., 1732, n. ch.,-Nathaniel,Abner and Eunice Woodruff. His wi., Sarah Harrison, d. 26th Oct., 1771, a. 93.(1678) Nathaniel d. 20th Nov., 1754, a 42(1712); w. n. ch., -Jabez, Abraham, Nathaniel, Sarah and Mary. Abner (Sarah)d. 20 May, 1777, a.62 (1715); w. n. ch., - Abner (Hannah),Elliot and Matthias, and wi. Sarah. Hannah, wife of Abner, d. 3rd Jan, 1746. Theson, Abner? Thomas, their son, d. 29 July 1756, a 20 (1736). Hannah, a dau., d. 1746. Hannah, sec. w.of Abner, d. 4th Apr., 1748. Is she thesecond wife of Abner d. 20 may? Sarah, relict of Abner, d. 3d Oct., 1801 (1709); bur. at Elizabethtown; a. 92. Matthias d. 13 Apr. 1801 a. 67 (1834). Abner d. 29 Oct., 1816 (1738) a 78 | WARD, Abner son of Abner and Sarah (P15542)
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| 16370 | Nathaniel, b. Nov. 3, 1656, d. Jan. 1731/2, m. Christian SWAINE, dau. of Samuel & Johanna SWAINE, b. Apr. 25, 1659. Nathaniel WARD, Sr., of Newark, Essex Co., in his will dated Dec. 27, 1731 and proved Jan. 11, 1732, names his eldest son Joseph, dec’d, and | WARD, Nathaniel x son of John & sarah 1st wife (P13384)
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| 16371 | Naturalization Records | Source (S384997921)
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| 16372 | Naveda Co., Cal. | STROKES, Mabel Sarah (I2270)
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| 16373 | NB Land Land Grants: William P. Nicholson, Wakefield, York Co., NB, 21 Jul 1809 Grant 497. . 1822 Apr 9, Estate Arthur Nicholson, Wakefield, Carleton Co., NB Administration of WILL of Arthur Nicholson, Jr, & Wm P. Nicholson dated 25 Mar 1822. Ref: NB Royal Gazette, Fredericton, York Co., NB. . 1829 Feb 24, Wakefield, NB, Witness at wedding of sister Elizabeth S Nicholson. . 1881 Census Wilmot, Carleton, New Brunswick . 1891 Census Simonds Parish, Carleton Co., New Brunswick. Record for further research: Daily Telegraph, 23 Jan 1885, Saint John, Elizabeth Nicholson, d. Halifax, N.S., 23rd ult., Elizabeth Nicholson relict of Wm Nicholson, 85th year, the oldest inhabitant & last of the original settlers of Beaver Bank, N.S. Linnie Mabel Nicholson, b 1874 Feb 7, Kirkland, Carleton Co., NB, d/o Wm. Nicholson & Elizabeth Everett. Children: Minnie Nicholson, born c. 1877 in New Brunswick Lee Own Nicholson, born: 11 NOV 1881 in Centerville, Carleton Co., New Brunswick. Nellie M Nicholson, born 17 MAR 1889 in New Brunswick. - - - | NICHOLSON, William Patrick .2 (I863)
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| 16374 | NB Land Land Grants: John A.C. Nicholson, Wakefield, York Co., NB 21 Jul 1809 . New Brunswick Teachers' Licenses & Payment: John Nicholson, Carlton Co., 1834,1837 & York Co., 1842. - - - | NICHOLSON, John Alexander Cameron .1 (I828)
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| 16375 | NB Land Land Grants: Thomas L. Nicholson a) Wakefield, York Co., NB 21 Jul 1809 Grant 497, & b) Saint Martins, Saint Johns Co., NB, 31 Jul 1822, 300 Acres, Granted 1468. Legal Work: . 1821 Jul 25, Saint John City Gazette . Estate of Neil & Elizabeth Kennedy of this city; Admin. C G Brownsword, T L Nicholson, 30th May 821. . Estate of lizabeth Dingwall of this city; Admin. C.G. Brownsword, T.L. Nicholson, 30 May, 1821. . Petition of James Nicholson praying pecuniary aid. 2 Feb. 1833, p.14. [Missing from NB Provincial Archives.] . 1832 Feb 11 - To His Excellency Archibald Campbell, Lieut. Gov. of Prov. of New Brunswick, [Summary:] In March last Thomas L Nicholson, attended the St. John General Session & was appointed Overseer of the Poor for the City of Saint John, Praying remuneration for rendered by him in assisting & emigrants in during the month of May 1831. Brigs. Bitlow & Charity arrived form Ports in Ireland the passengers where destitute & starving, consumed their whole of thin provisions on the passage. After the arrival of these 2 vessels, numerous vessels continued to arrive that year in such a destitute state, that they claimed immediate attention to contain the sick...numerous sick & destitute emigrants in the Parish in crowded & wretched abodes - he prays assistance for them in their suffering. Signed, Thomas L Nicholson, Saint John, (18 others), 26th Jan. 1832. Ref: NB Legislative Assembly Session Records, S41, p78. . 1833 Oct 8 - Thomas L Nicholson, Capt. Aug 30; 2nd Major 30 March, 1841. . 1833 - another St. John company was formed under Captain Thomas L. Nicholson, with John Pollock, Charters Simonds & Wm. Ross as lieutenants. This was the Portland company. Nicholson was an auctioneer & commission merchant on the North wharf; Pollock was in Robt. Pollock was company's, an old time firm of great repute; Simonds was in that employ & Ross was a steamboat engineer. . 1838 Jun 25 - of the same year Captain Nicholson's company at St. John was also included: Captain Thomas L. Nicholson. . Capt. Nicholson of the company which was long afterwards known by his name, was, to use the words of Mr. Robt. Reed, 'a sterling man.' His daughter is Lady Ritchie, widow of the late Sir Wm. J Ritchie, who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada. Lieut. John c Allen who afterwards became adjutant of the regiment, is now Sir John C Allen, the honored Chief Justice of New Brunswick. He was born October 1, 1817, of Loyalist descent, his grandfather having been Isaac Allen of Trenton, NJ who was a judge of the Supreme Court of NB from its erection until his death in 1806. Sir John's life has been an active one. He was admitted to the bar of his native province in 1838, & rose rapidly, filling the offices of solicitor & attorney general & eventually obtaining a seat on the bench in 1865. Ten years later, on the promotion of Sir Wm. J Ritchie to the Chief Justiceship of Canada, he became Chief Justice of NB, & in 1889 was knighted. At the time of the Papineau rebellion he was a bombardier & did garrison duty with his company. . Mr. Geo. F Thompson of Saint John, who had joined Barlows Company about 1834 or 1835, recalls the time when he was on duty on this occasion. The detachment from this company did 3 days garrison duty & was held ready for orders for a week afterwards. The 3 companies, Barlow's, Nicholson's & Ranney's were very strong, numbering at this time about four hundred men, all uniformed at their own expense. Mr. ROBERT REED, can other old artilleryman, also remembers that the 3 St. John companies agreed to do a fortnight's duty alternately. His, the Nicholson Company, were marching down St. James street, on their way to the barracks, when a messenger bought the word that ' the war was over.' 'They continued doing duty until the next day when they were discharged. In 1840 a second major was appointed to the artillery in this year in the person of Thomas L Nicholson who has been mentioned before in connection with the formation of his company. . On the laying of the corner stone of the Provincial Lunatic Asylum at St. John, in 1847, a salute was fired by a company of artillery under Major Nicholson. In 1848 the death of Major Thomas L Nicholson occurred in this year. Mr. G. Sidney Smith of St. John, remembers the funeral of Major Nicholson, at which he says the artillery was present under Captains Foster, Melick, Wright & Stewart. Ref: Historical records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery, 1896, St. John. . 1833, Feb. 5 - Petition of Thomas L. Nicholson & others praying for an Act of Incorporation for working certain coal mines within the Province. To. Lieut. Gov. Arch. Campbell, That on or about the month of July, 1831, an association was formed at Fredericton for providing working coal in Grand Lake in Queens Co., NB. That application has been made to his Majesty's government to grant leaves for coal mines. Five pages. T L Nicholson, 1 Feb. 1833, Saint John & numerous other signatures. Note1: All land patents stated wood & minerals were retained by the King, so they would have to get permission for the coal mines. - PJA. . 1837 Sept 7, NB Commissioner of Crown Lands, Loan to the Saint Joh Bridge Company, bearing interest at the rate of 6% per annum, secured by Lond & collateral purity of R M Jarvis, G D Robinson, T L Nicholson, £3,000. . On the 60th anniversary of the landing of the Loyalists, 18th May, 1843, Major Ward was presented with the following address from the officers of the artillery; Sir, Saint John, May 18th, 1843. "Assembled for the purpose of celebrating the Sixtieth Anniversary of the landing of the Loyalists in this Province, & the Fiftieth of the formation of the first loyal company of Artillery, now embodied in the NB Regiment of Artillery, We, the Officers of that corps in St. John, gladly avail ourselves of the occasion to express the sentiments of high respect entertained towards you by our Regiment, & in which we feel assured every member of this community participates. "Deservedly beloved & esteemed as you have ever been by all around you throughout the course of a life already extended beyond the ordinary span allotted to mortals, we claim you with pride as one of the first officers of the corps to which we have now the honour to belong & we hail you at the same time as one of the few survivors of that gallant land, who - surrendering all save the undying honour of their sacrifice - followed the standard of their Sovereign to these shores, & whose landing we this day commemorate. "That health & prosperity may yet long be yours, & that the evening of your days may be as free from a cloud as your past life has been unspotted, is the sincere desire of the corps in whose behalf we have the honour to subscribe ourselves, With great respect, Sir, Your obedient servants, T. L. Nicholson, Major NBRA, & others officers. Major Ward died the 5 Aug. 1846, aged 92 years. Ref: Ref: NB Legislative Assembly Session Records, p19 & also in: Foot-prints, or, Incidents in early history of New Brunswick, by J W Lawrence, 1883, Saint Johns, N.B. The Head Quarters Newspaper, Fredericton, NB., Ship News . 1845 Jul 23, Cleared. Port St. Johns, (C.B.) Salt & timber - T. L. Nicholson & Co. . 1846 May 8. Cleared: Port St. Johns Schooner Dee, Smith, Halifax, limestone - T L Nicholson & Co. . 1846 May 13: Cleared: Schooner Algerine, Banks, Halifax, limestone - T L Nicholson & Co. Verify which Thomas L Nicholson these are: . 1847 Mar 6, SAINT PATRICK'S SOCIETY - At the Quarterly Meeting of this Society, held at their Room in the St. John Hotel, on Monday evening the 1st instant, on motion of T.L. Nicholson, Esq., seconded by Wm. Hutchinson, Esquire, was RESOLVED, that the Members of this Society celebrate the Anniversary of their Tutelar Saint by subscribing such sums as they may think proper, for the relief of their destitute fellow-countrymen, who may arrive in this City the ensuing season, this being in their opinion the most appropriate mode of doing as in the present afflicted state of the Parent Country, the Members of this Society having already remitted home as much as they could for the relief of the distress prevailing there. That the following Gentlemen be appointed to carry the above Resolution into effect, vix Messrs T. L. Nicholson, G. T. Wiley, James Agnew, William Parks & Thomas Parks. Note2: Perhaps astonishingly for the time period, after the Catholic Ball comes the opponent's Masonic Ball! - PJA 2016. . 1847 Mar 13, MASONIC CHARITY BALL The Brethern of the Albion Lodge, No. 570 on the Registry of the Grand Lodge of England, intend giving a Ball under their Banners in aid of the fund for the relief of the distressed Irish & Scotch at the St. John Hotel, on Thursday the 8th April next. Members of other Lodges in the vicinity, transient & visiting brethern, are respectfully invited to join. Tickets, 12s 6d each, maybe obtained by the Brethern for themselves & such of their guests as are not Masons, upon application to the Stewards. As it is desirable that all invitations should be issued by the 31st March, instant, at the latest, the Stewards particularly request that the names of the ladies & others to be invited may be given to them by their subscribing Brethern on or before that day. . A CHARITY BALL! To raise funds for the relief of the distressed Poor in Ireland, will take place on Monday evening, the 15th instant, in the Temperance Hall, Sydney Street, Committee of Management, inc. Gallagher, Thomas L. Nicholson. Tickets 10s each, may be had of any of the Committee Management. N.B. In order to enable the Committee to provide ample accommodation & complete their arrangements, it is requested that persons who propose attending may provide themselves with tickets as soon as possible. . 1847 Mar 10 - Saint Patrick's Society. Quarterly Meeting at their room St. John's Hotel, Monday 1st Instant March. Motion of T L Nicholson, Esq. Resolved that the members of this Society, for the relief of their destitute follow countrymen who may arrive in this City. Obituary: . 1847 Sep 18, on Sunday evening last, the 12th inst., after a short illness, Thomas L. Nicholson, Esq., aged 56 years. Mr. Nicholson conducted an extensive Commercial Establishment, in this City, for upwards of 20 years, & was universally respected as an upright & benevolent man. We sincerely sympathize with his afflicted widow & family in this sudden bereavement. Funeral Wednesday 4 o'clock from his residence, Princess Street. Ref: New Brunswick Courier, Saint John. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | NICHOLSON, Thomas Lawrence Esq, (I861)
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| 16376 | NB Land Land Petition: Arthur, Elizabeth and James E. Nicholson, Wakefield Parish Inhabitants Carleton Co., 1827. [ which is also the year their mother Elizabeth Lawrence Nicholson died). NB Land Land Grants: Arthur Nicholson, Jr. a) Wakefield, York Co., NB 21 Jul 1809 and b) Wakefield, Carleton Co. [?] NB. Grant 1340. . In October of 1820, John Giberson decided to build a grist-mill on a brook located about a half mile above his homestead (Stickney Brook). so he got up a petition of names requesting that a grist-mill be built & demonstrating its great need. Among the signatures on the petition were Arthur Nicholson, William Nicholson. Ref: The Settlers of Northern Carleton Co.. 1783-1883. . Carleton Co., NB, Deed Registry Books Index: Arthur Nicholson & wife to James Balloch Vol 2, p. 220; to Thomas L Nicholson, Vol 2, p. 364. . 1836Aug 2, Arthur Nicholson, 220 acres, at 4s. 6d. 3rd, 4th & 5h instalments, paid £12.7.6.0 . 1838 Feb 3, Receiver General's Office, Fredericton, Account of Monies received on account of the Queen's Causal Revenue, for Land Account: Feb. 8, 1839, Arthur Nicholson, 2nd installment on £100, Record # 2269: £12 7s. Ref: Journal of the House of Assembly of the Province of New Brunswick. . 1850 Mar 25, Neighbors William Reed: Location: Deed, Sale of Land, North half Lot 9, Third Tier in the Presque Isle Settlement Blairs survey being the north half of said Lot bounded on the North by land occupied by Arthur Nicholson on the south by William Reed. . 1851 June 1st Census, Simonds, Carleton Co., NB: Arthur Nicholson, aged 58/ 1793 Nicholson, Arthur, M, Head, 58, Farmer Nicholson, Jannet, F, Wife, 40 Nicholson, John, M, Son, 18, Nicholson, Elizabeth, F, Daughter, 17, Nicholson, Thomas L, M, Son, 15 Nicholson, Emma, F, Daughter, 13 Nicholson, William P, M, Son, 11 Nicholson, Frances M, M, Son, 8 Nicholson, Elenor, F, Daughter, 4 Nicholson, Arthur, M, Daughter, 1 Nicholson, Ann F, 60, b 1890, NB, Sister, Mary ANN. . 1861 Census, Simonds, Carleton Co., NB: Arthur Nicholson, Age 12/1849, Native, Baptist. . 1871 Census, Wilmot, Carleton Co., NB: Arthur Nicholson, age 21/1850, born NB, Irish origin, Baptist. Newspapers: . 1822 Apr 9, Est. Arthur Nicholson, Wakefield, Carleton Co., NB Administration of Will, Arthur Nicholson, Jr, and Wm P. Nicholson dated 25 Mar 1822. Ref: NB Royal Gazette, Fredericton, York Co., NB. . 1857 Jan 10. Died at Presqu'ile, Simonds (Carleton Co.) 23rd Dec. 1856, Arthur Nicholson, age 64. Ref: Carleton Sentinel, Woodstock, Carleton County, NB. - - - | NICHOLSON, Capt. Arthur W. Jr. (I824)
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| 16377 | NB Land Land Petition: Arthur, Elizabeth & James E Nicholson, Wakefield Parish Inhabitants Carleton Co., 1827. [ - which is also the year their mother Elizabeth Lawrence Nicholson died]. . 1822 July, 27, Woodstock, NB, Certify that I baptized Eliza Sara, daughter of the late Arthur Nicholson & Elisabeth his wife. Signed, T Dibble, Rector, Woodstock. 1871 May 27: Eliza S. McDONALD, d/o late Arthur Nicholson & Elizabeth Nicholson & widow of Wm. McDONALD departed this life on 27th April, age 70 years 4 mos. She professed the religion of Jesus Christ about 40 years ago under the labors of Rev. Samuel Densimore. She was baptized with her husband by the late Rev. Lathrope Hammond in April 1843 & united with the Centreville Baptist Church at the time of its organization 10th April 1843. Ref: Carleton Sentinel Newspaper, Woodstock, Carlton Co. New Brunswick - - - | NICHOLSON, Elizabeth Sarah ELIZA .1 (I865)
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| 16378 | NC | SINGLETARY, B.F. (I6316)
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| 16379 | NC | SINGLETARY, Sarah J. (I6317)
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| 16380 | NC | SINGLETARY, Rev William H. (I6318)
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| 16381 | NC/GA | SINGLETARY, Lenora (I6452)
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| 16382 | NC/GA | Family (F3182)
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| 16383 | Near a rugged stone cross, Lot 601, B3 with husband John Felker. | BUTTE, Caroline (I123)
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| 16384 | near Coggon, Iowa | WARD WEEKS, Phoebe Feeby Clark (William) (P6712)
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| 16385 | near Cook's Beach on the eastern side of Chebogue Harbour. | COOKE, Manasseh 4 (P132)
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| 16386 | near Donaghadee Parish, Ireland. | MCCUTCHEON, Robert .2 (I6)
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| 16387 | near Donaghadee Parish, Ireland. | MCCUTCHEON, John Sr. (I10)
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| 16388 | Near Donegal and Arthur, Perth Co. | COOPER, Robert Mulnix (I525)
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| 16389 | Near Guelph, ON. | FONGER, Leslie Allen (I696)
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| 16390 | near Huntsville. | BALL, Frederick WALTER (I327)
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| 16391 | near Minsk, Belarus | DENISOFF, Samuel Peter "Sam" (P399)
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| 16392 | Near Mosiertown. | Family (F1170)
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| 16393 | Near St. Mary's, Ontario. | FREEMAN, James Clayton (I2343)
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| 16394 | Near this tomb lies the bodies of Cornelia & Maria L Boggs). | BOGGS, Maria Lawrence (I1543)
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| 16395 | Near this tomb lies the bodies of Cornllia & Maria L Boggs). | BOGGS, Cornelia Van Rensselaer .i (I1542)
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| 16396 | Nearly all the marriage registers of St. James Anglican Cathedral', from 1824 to 1831, were destroyed in the fire which occurred January 5, 1839. | Family (F318)
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| 16397 | Need 1871 census for all of known names of family members (including cousins Albert and Polly) to locate this Unknown father. NOTE 1./ Bolton Created 1st July 1837. Sub-districts : Bolton Eastern; Bolton Western; Edgeworth; Farnworth; Great Bolton and Lever; Halliwell; Horwich; Hulton; Lever; Little Bolton; Sharples; South West Bolton; Tonge with Haulgh; Turton; West Houghton GRO volumes : XXI (1837-51); 8c (1852-1930). Astley Bridge, Belmont, Bolton, Bradshaw, Breightmet, Darcy Lever, Deane, Edgeworth, Entwistle, Farnworth, Great Bolton, Great Lever, Halliwell, Harwood, Heaton, Horwich, Kearsley, Little Bolton, Little Hulton, Little Lever, Longworth, Lostock, Middle Hulton, Over Hulton, Quarlton, Rumworth, Sharples, Smithills, Tonge with Haulgh, Turton, Westhoughton. NOTE 2./ 1851 Great Bolton, Lancashire, England census, Name Birth Year BirthPlace Relation Civil Parish County/Island Henry Wilks abt 1819 Manchester, Lancashire, England Head Great Bolton Lancashire Ann Wilks Henry abt 1820 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Wife Great Bolton Lancashire Ermma Wilks abt 1840 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Daughter Great Bolton Lancashire Henry Wilks abt 1842 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Son Great Bolton Lancashire Edward Wilks abt 1847 Bolton, Lancashire, England Son Great Bolton Lancashire NOTE 3./ 1861 Birmingham Warwickshire England census, Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island Henry Wilkes abt 1819 Manchester, Lancashire, England Head Birmingham Warwickshire Ann Wilkes abt 1819 Birminham, Warwickshire, England Wife Birmingham Warwickshire Selina Wilkes abt 1852 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Daughter Birmingham Warwickshire Fredk Wilkes abt 1855 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire John Wilkes abt 1858 Bolton le Moor, Lancashire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire James Wilkes abt 1860 Birmingham, Waewickshire, England Son Birmingham Warwickshire NOTE 4./ Historical Reference: 1816 The summer of 1816 begins with what historians refer to as the "year without a summer" The era known as the "Little Ice Age occurred between 1300 and 1850 AD. A volcano 1000 times the size od Mount St Helena in modern times, erupted in 1815 causing much of the rest of the world to experience what is referred to as the year without a summer. Ice was on the rivers in July in Europe and America. The colder weather impacted agriculture, health, economics, social strife, emigration, and even art and literature. Increased glaciation and storms also had a devastating affect on those that lived near glaciers and the sea. It was not until about 1850 that the full effect of this volcanic explosion and the little Ice age came to an end. | WILKES, Henry (I12163)
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| 16398 | Needs more research | Family (F725)
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| 16399 | Needs more research that this is the correct Elisha Lawrence. Could the surname be Lewallen? - - - | WALLEN, Elizabeth (I485)
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| 16400 | Needs verification: St. Margaret Parish, Widow Mary Patterson, Line 580. | PATTERSON, Mrs. Mary (John) (I479)
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