Eleanor NICHOLSON, .1
1788 - 1870 (81 years)-
Name Eleanor NICHOLSON Suffix .1 Born 12 Sep 1788 Miramichi, Northumberland, New Brunswick 
Gender Female Died 6 Jan 1870 Carlton County, New Brunswick Buried Centreville United Baptist Cemetery - Simonds, Carlton Co., NB.
Person ID I765 Richard Patterson NJ & ON Last Modified 31 Oct 2018
Father Lieut. Arthur W NICHOLSON, Sr.
b. Feb 1746, Silgo, Leitrim Co., Ireland
d. 5 Sep 1821, Presqu'ile, Simonds, Carleton Co., New Brunswick (Age 75 years) Mother Elizabeth LAWRENCE, .x
b. 1 Oct 1761, Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey
d. 26 Nov 1827, Wakefield, Carleton Co., New Brunswick (Age 66 years) Married 7 Aug 1787 Fredericton, York Co., New Brunswick Family ID F114 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - . Affadavit: I Elisabeth Nicholson, relict of the late Arthur Nicholson & mother of Eleanor & Mary Ann Nicholson maketh oath that said Eleanor & Mary Ann were baptized in County of Northumberland in this Province by the Rev. Mr. Jones in the year 1792 in my presence an in the presence of their late father, Arthur Nicholson, agreeably to the Church of England.
Signed, Woodstock, 29Jul 1822, Elizabeth Nicholson.
. Christian Visitor Newspaper, Saint John, New Brunswick
Dated 1870 Jan 6, 1870 daughter of Arthur Nicholson, Esq.XX 28th, 1870. at residence of her sister, Mrs. A. XX, the Parish of Simonds, Carleton Co. She lived to see 81y 2 mos. She was baptized by Rev. W. Harris & united with the Centreville Baptist Church. (verse not attached) .
Ref: Original newspaper located at Provincial Archives, Fredericton, N.B. should be consulted - PJA.
Notes: Obituary sounds like it may be Eleanor.
Verify which sister: Residence of her sister, is this Mrs. Walsh? - - -
- . Affadavit: I Elisabeth Nicholson, relict of the late Arthur Nicholson & mother of Eleanor & Mary Ann Nicholson maketh oath that said Eleanor & Mary Ann were baptized in County of Northumberland in this Province by the Rev. Mr. Jones in the year 1792 in my presence an in the presence of their late father, Arthur Nicholson, agreeably to the Church of England.