Husband
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Xaintes Cloutier
Born: 1661 - Chateau-Richer, Qc
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jean Guyon Sieur Dubuisson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Mother: Mathurine Robin 3 5 6 8 10 12 13
Children
General Notes: Wife - Xaintes Cloutier
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Husband Xavier Eusebe Cloutier
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Marriage:
Wife Elise Marquis
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: Firmin Marquis
Mother: Demerise Madore
Children
1 F Denise Cloutier
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Remi Marquis
Husband Zacharie Cloutier 14
Born:
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Died:
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Marriage: November 16, 1853 - Ste-Famille, I.O. 15
Wife Philomene Drouin 16
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: Francois Drouin 16 17
Mother: Angele Plante 17
Children
Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: - Château-Richer
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Francois Cloutier
Mother: Marguerite David
Marriage: June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph-DE-Beauce
Other Spouse: Felicite Claire Vachon - June 20, 1750
Other Spouse: Madeleine Duquet Desrochers - June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Wife Marie Madeleine Duquet
Born: - Pointe-DE-Lévy
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Gabriel Duquet
Mother: Marie Marguerite Halle
Children
1 M Louis Cloutier
Born: 1768 - St Joseph, Beauce, PQ
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Louise Lessard
Marr: January 16, 1798 - St-Joseph-DE-Beauce
Death Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Louis Cloutier
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Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: - Château-Richer
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Francois Cloutier
Mother: Marguerite David
Marriage: June 20, 1750
Other Spouse: Marie Madeleine Duquet - June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph-DE-Beauce
Other Spouse: Madeleine Duquet Desrochers - June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Wife Felicite Claire Vachon
Born: July 31, 1730 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Nativité, Beauport, Qc
Baptized: July 31, 1730 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Nativité, Beauport, Qc
Died: August 1760 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Buried: August 28, 1760 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Father: Noel Vachon Pomerleau
Mother: Jeanne Marie Anne Belanger
Children
1 F Felicite Claire Cloutier
Born: February 1, 1754 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Baptized:
Died: January 4, 1812 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Buried: January 16, 1812 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Spouse: Pierre Lambert Champagne
Marr: August 22, 1775 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
2 F Marie Jeanne Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Scholastique Cloutier
Born: March 5, 1757 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Baptized: March 5, 1757 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Died: October 18, 1795 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Buried: October 19, 1795 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Spouse: Jean Baptiste Lessard
Marr: February 15, 1779 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
4 M Zacharie Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 F Marie Louise Cloutier
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Death Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: - Château-Richer
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Francois Cloutier
Mother: Marguerite David
Marriage: June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Other Spouse: Marie Madeleine Duquet - June 6, 1763 - St-Joseph-DE-Beauce
Other Spouse: Felicite Claire Vachon - June 20, 1750
Wife Madeleine Duquet Desrochers
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Gabriel Duquet Desrochers
Mother: Madeleine Grondin
Children
Death Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
Husband Zacharie Cloutier 1 2 18 19 20
AKA: Pierre Zacharier Cloutier, Zacharie Jr. Cloutier
Born: August 16, 1617 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France 20 21
Baptized: August 16, 1617 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada 13 19
Buried: - Chateau-Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
AFN: 83TN-25
Father: Zacharie Cloutier Sr. 1 2
Mother: Xainte Dupont 1 2
Marriage: 1640 - France 20
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Census 1666 Beaupré:
http://members.shaw.ca/hughlarmstrong/qc1666/qc1666bpre.htm
Zacarie Cloutier ............................48 charpentier habittant
Magdelaine Esnard .......................38 sa femme
Barbe Cloutier .............................16 fille
René Cloutier ...............................15 fils
Xainte Cloutier .............................13 fille
Geneviefve Cloutier .....................11 fille
Marie Cloutier ..............................9 fille
Marie Cloutier ..............................7 fille
Et Charles Cloutier ........................3 fils
2. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Household listing: Zacharie Cloustier, 50 ; Madeleine (Barbe) Esmard, sa femme, 40 ; René, 16 ; Xainte, 14 ; Geneviève, 12 ; Marie-Madeleine, 10 ; Marie, 8 ; Charles, 5 ; Pierre, 1 ; 4 bestiaux, 20 arpents en valeur.
3. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Household listing: Zacharie Cloutier, charpentier, 65 ; Madelaine Emar, sa femme, 53 ; enfants : Marie 22, Charles 19, Pierre 15 ; Pierre Allard, domestique, 28 ; 1 fusil ; 13 bêtes à cornes ; 60 arpents en valeur.
Wife Madeleine Barbe Emard 19 20
AKA: Madeleine-Barbe Aymard
Born: August 1, 1626 - St. Andre, Niort 19
Baptized: August 1, 1626 - St.Andre-DE-Nort
Died: May 28, 1708 - Chateau-Richer, Qc 20
Buried: May 30, 1708 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Father: Jean Emard
Mother: Marie Bineau
Other Spouse: Guillaume Couture - November 18, 1649 - Notre Dame DE Québec, Québec, Canada
Noted events in her life were:
1. Baptism, NIORT, DEUX-SEVRES, FRANCE, July 1626
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Alt. Marriage, 1640
2. Marriage Contract, ST-BARTHELEMI DE LA ROCHELLE, AUNIS, April 4, 1648
Children
1 F Barbe Cloutier 22
AKA: Barbe Cloutier, Barbe-Delphine Cloutier
Born: 1650 - Quebec, , Qc
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Died: April 24, 1711 - Quebec
Buried: April 26, 1711 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
AFN: 160P-XKN
Spouse: Charles Belanger 23
Marr: August 8, 1663 - Chateau Richer, Quebec 23
Spouse: Noel Gagnon
Marr: Chateau-Richer, , Qc
2 M Rene Cloutier 19 24
Born: 1651 - Quebec City, Quebec, Canada 19 24
Baptized: - Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
Died: November 16, 1711 - Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: Marie Elizabeth Leblanc 19 24
Marr: 1672 - Beauport, Quebec, Canada 19 24
Spouse: Charlotte Guyon
3 F Geneviève Cloutier
Born: - Québec
Baptized: - Québec
Died: - Varennes, Québec
Buried: - Varennes, Québec
4 F Marie Madeleine Cloutier
AKA: Madeleine Cloutier
Born: May 15, 1657 - Québec, Qc
Baptized: May 31, 1657 - Québec, Qc
Died: - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Buried: - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Spouse: Pierre Gravel
Marr: April 2, 1676 - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Qc
Spouse: Jean Bouchard Dorval
Marr: November 24, 1679 - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Qc
5 F Genevieve Cloutier
Born: - Québec, Qc
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Died: - Ste-Anne-DE-Varennes, Cté Verchères, Qc
Buried: - Ste-Anne-DE-Varennes, Cté Verchères, Qc
Spouse: Joseph Guyon Dubuisson
Marr: Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
6 F Genevieve Cloutier
Born: - Quebec, , Qc
Baptized:
Died: - Vercheres
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph Guyon
Marr: Chateau-Richer, , Qc
7 F Xainte Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
8 F Madeleine Cloutier
Born: 1657 - Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Pierre Gravelle
Marr: Chateau-Richer, , Qc
Spouse: Jean Bouchard
Marr: November 24, 1679 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
9 F Mariemadeleine Cloutier
Born: May 15, 1657 - Québec
Baptized:
Died: June 23, 1721 - Ile D`orléans
Buried:
10 F Marie Cloutier
Born: 1659 - Qc
Baptized:
Died: November 11, 1704 - St-Joachim, Co. Montmorency
Buried:
Spouse: Jean Gravel
Marr: April 26, 1684 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
11 M Charles Cloutier
Born: November 12, 1662 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
Baptized: November 12, 1662 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died: March 31, 1729 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
Buried: March 31, 1729 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Spouse: Anne Thibault
Marr: Chateau-Richer, , Qc
12 F Marie Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
13 M Pierre Cloutier
Born: April 5, 1666 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
Baptized:
Died: August 6, 1712 - Hotel Dieu DE Quebec, P. Q
Buried:
Spouse: Marie Charlotte Guyon
Marr: November 25, 1687 - Chateau-Richer, , Qc
Death Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Wife - Madeleine Barbe Emard
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General Notes: Child - Barbe Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Rene Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Geneviève Cloutier
Geneviève Cloutier, b. 22 Jan 1655, bapt. Québec 11 Feb 1655, d. and bu
r. Varennes, Québec, 19 Feb 1725 [RJ 259]
m. Château-Richer, Québec, 29 Jan 1674
to
Joseph Guyon dit Dubuisson, b. 10 Sept 1649, bapt. Québec 11 Sept 1649, d. 8 Sept 1712, bur. Grondines, Québec, 9 Sept 1712 [RJ 548-549]
RJ -- Rene Jetté, Dictionnaire généalogique des familles du Québec des origines à 1730 [1983]
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General Notes: Child - Marie Madeleine Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Genevieve Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Xainte Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Madeleine Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Marie Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Charles Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Pierre Cloutier
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Husband Zacharie Cloutier 1 2 18 19 20
AKA: Pierre Zacharier Cloutier, Zacharie Jr. Cloutier
Born: August 16, 1617 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France 20 21
Baptized: August 16, 1617 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada 13 19
Buried: - Chateau-Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
AFN: 83TN-25
Father: Zacharie Cloutier Sr. 1 2
Mother: Xainte Dupont 1 2
Marriage: March 29, 1648 - St-Barthelemi DE Pin-DE-La-Garenne
Other Spouse: Madeleine Barbe Emard 19 20 - 1640 - France 20
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Census 1666 Beaupré:
http://members.shaw.ca/hughlarmstrong/qc1666/qc1666bpre.htm
Zacarie Cloutier ............................48 charpentier habittant
Magdelaine Esnard .......................38 sa femme
Barbe Cloutier .............................16 fille
René Cloutier ...............................15 fils
Xainte Cloutier .............................13 fille
Geneviefve Cloutier .....................11 fille
Marie Cloutier ..............................9 fille
Marie Cloutier ..............................7 fille
Et Charles Cloutier ........................3 fils
2. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Household listing: Zacharie Cloustier, 50 ; Madeleine (Barbe) Esmard, sa femme, 40 ; René, 16 ; Xainte, 14 ; Geneviève, 12 ; Marie-Madeleine, 10 ; Marie, 8 ; Charles, 5 ; Pierre, 1 ; 4 bestiaux, 20 arpents en valeur.
3. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Household listing: Zacharie Cloutier, charpentier, 65 ; Madelaine Emar, sa femme, 53 ; enfants : Marie 22, Charles 19, Pierre 15 ; Pierre Allard, domestique, 28 ; 1 fusil ; 13 bêtes à cornes ; 60 arpents en valeur.
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Marriage Contract, April 4, 1648 - St-Barthelemi DE La Rochelle, Aunis
Children
Death Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
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Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: 1590 - France 25 26 27 28
Baptized:
Died: September 17, 1677 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 25 27 28 29
Buried: September 18, 1677 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 26 27 28
Father: Denis Cloutier
Mother: Renne Briere
Marriage: July 18, 1616 - St-Jean-Mortagne, France 25 26 27 28 30
Noted events in his life were:
1. Unknown 27 28, Hired By Robert Giffard in Mortagne,France, March 14, 1634
2. Unknown 27 28, Hired to Work in Beaupre,Quebec, March 14, 1634
3. Census 27 28, 76 Years Old in Breaupre, 1666
4. Census 27 28, 77 Years Old in Beaupre, 1667
Wife Sainte Dupont
Born: 1596 - St-Jean, Mortagne, Perche, France 26 27 28 31
Baptized:
Died: July 13, 1680 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada (97Years Old) 27 28 32
Buried: July 17, 1680 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 26 27 28
Noted events in her life were:
1. Baptism 26 28, 1596
2. Census 27 28, 70Years Old, 1666
3. Census 27 28, 72Years Old, 1667
Children
1 M Zacharie Cloutier
Born: 1616 - Mortgne, France 28 33 34
Baptized:
Died: February 2, 1708 - Chatean-Richer, Quebec, Canada 27 28 33
Buried: February 4, 1708 - Chatean-Richer, Quebec, Canada 27 28
2 M Jean Cloutier
Born: May 13, 1620 - St-Jean DE Mortagne France 25 27 28
Baptized:
Died: October 16, 1690 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 27 28 35 36
Buried: October 16, 1690 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 27 28 36
Spouse: Marie Martin
Marr: January 21, 1648 - Québec, Quebec, Canada 28 30 35 37 38 39
3 F Saint Cloutier
Born: November 1, 1622 - St-Jean DE Mortagne, France 27 28
Baptized:
Died: September 19, 1632 - St-Jean DE Mortagne, France 27 28
Buried: - St-Jean DE Mortagne, France 27 28
4 F Anne Cloutier
Born: January 19, 1626 - St-Jean DE Mortagne, France 27 28
Baptized:
Died: February 4, 1648 - Quebec , Quebec, Canada 28 31 40
Buried: February 5, 1648 - Quebec , Quebec, Canada 28 40
5 M Charles Cloutier
Born: May 1629 - Mortgne, France 27 28 33
Baptized:
Died: June 5, 1709 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 27 28 36
Buried: June 7, 1709 - Chateau Richer Quebec, Canada 27 28
6 F Marie Louise Cloutier
Born: March 18, 1632 - Mortagne, France 27 28 33 41
Baptized:
Died: January 22, 1699 - Chatean-Richer Quebec, Canada 28 33 42 43
Buried: January 23, 1699 - Chateau-Richer, Quebec, Canada 28 42
General Notes: Child - Charles Cloutier
[the gravel family.FTW]
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0386, Date of Imp ort: Jul 27, 1999]
Charles and Louise had the first white child born in Canada .[Brøderbund
WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0386, Date of Import: Sep 29, 1999]
Ch arles and Louise had the first white child born in Canada.
Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: 1616 - Mortgne, France 28 33 34
Baptized:
Died: February 2, 1708 - Chatean-Richer, Quebec, Canada 27 28 33
Buried: February 4, 1708 - Chatean-Richer, Quebec, Canada 27 28
Father: Zacharie Cloutier
Mother: Sainte Dupont
Marriage: April 4, 1648 - St-Barthelemi La Rochelle France 28 30 44 45
Noted events in his life were:
1. Baptism 27 28 46, St-Jean de Mortagne France, August 16, 1617
2. Census 27 28, Lived in Beaupre, 1666
3. Census 27 28, Lived in Beaupre, 1667
4. Census 27 28, Lived in Beaupre, 1681
5. Alt. Burial 28 34, Chateau-Richer, PQ, Canada, February 3, 1708
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Marriage Contract 27 28, Teuleron, March 29, 1648
Children
Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: September 11, 1742 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Baptized: September 11, 1742 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died: February 25, 1811 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Buried:
Father: Zacharie Cloutier
Mother: Agnes Belanger
Marriage: November 3, 1767 - L'ange-Gardien, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Wife Genevieve Huot
Born: - L'ange-Gardien, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Baptized: - L'ange-Gardien, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died: May 22, 1810 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Buried:
Father: Michel Huot
Mother: Genevieve Racine
Children
1 M Zacharie Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Louis Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Marguerite Villeneuve
Marr: July 18, 1797 - St-Charles-Borromée, Charlesbourg, Qc
Husband Zacharie Cloutier Sr. 1 2
AKA: Clautier
Born: 1590 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France 47 48
Baptized: 1590 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: September 17, 1677 - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Buried: September 18, 1677 - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
AFN: H2DK-8L
Father: Denis Cloutier 1 2
Mother: Marie Renee Briere 1 2
Marriage: July 18, 1616 - St-Joul, Perche
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
1666 census of Beaupré:
http://members.shaw.ca/hughlarmstrong/qc1666/qc1666bpre.htm
Zacarie Cloutier pere ....................76 habittant
Xaincte dupont...............................70 sa femme
2. Census - Beaupré, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
Household listing: Zacharie Cloustier, 77 ; Xainte du Pont, sa femme ; 2 bestiaux.
3. Listed on Monument - Québec-Ville, Québec, Canada
According to http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/6210/04_monument_Hebert/E4monument.html, "The monument...by the reknown[ed] artist Alfred Laliberté is located in Parc Montmorency behind the Notre-Dame de Québec basilica and next to the street Côte de la Montagne where the Prescott gate used to stand. It is about 300 yards north of the Château Frontenac Hotel. Louis Hébert had his concession of about 30 acres in this general area of the upper town. The monument is not there to mark the burial site of Hébert or anybody in else." Settling date of Zacharie's family is listed as 1635.
Wife Xainte Dupont 1 2
AKA: Sainte Dupont\Xantes Dupont\Zainte Dupont, Xainte Dupont
Born: 1596 - St-Jean DE Mortagne, Perche
Baptized: 1596 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: July 13, 1680 - Chateau-Richer
Buried: July 14, 1680 - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
AFN: H2DK-9R
Father: Michel Dupont 1 2
Mother: Perinne Inconnue 1 2
Other Spouse: Michel Lermusier - St-Jean-D'angely, Mortagne, Perche, France
Noted events in her life were:
1. Alt. Birth, 1596
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Marriage Contract, ST-JEAN DE MORTAGNE, PERCHE
2. Marriage Contract - St-Jean DE Mortagne, Perche
Children
1 M Jean Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Marie Martin
Marr: January 21, 1648 - Quebec, , PQ, Canada
2 F Anna Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Zacharie Cloutier 1 2 18 19 20
AKA: Pierre Zacharier Cloutier, Zacharie Jr. Cloutier
Born: August 16, 1617 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France 20 21
Baptized: August 16, 1617 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: - Château-Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada 13 19
Buried: - Chateau-Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
AFN: 83TN-25
Spouse: Madeleine Barbe Emard 19 20
Marr: 1640 - France 20
4 M Pierre Cloutier
Born: August 1617
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 F Francoise Cloutier
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
6 M Charles Cloutier 1 2 4 49
Born: April 3, 1629 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France 50
Baptized: May 3, 1629 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: June 5, 1709 - Chateau-Richer, Qc 51
Buried: June 5, 1709 - Château Richer, Montmorency, Québec, Canada
AFN: 1B8B-5HV
Spouse: Louise Morin
Marr: April 20, 1659 - Québec 52
7 M Jean Guyon Sieur Dubuisson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Born: September 18, 1592 - St-Aubin-DE-Tourouvre, Mortagne, Perche, Normandie, France
Baptized: September 18, 1592 - St-Aubin-DE-Tourouvre, Mortagne, Perche, Normandie, France
Died: May 30, 1663 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Nativité, Beauport, Qc 10 53 54
Buried: May 31, 1663 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Nativité, Beauport, Qc 10 54 55
AFN: 8XXD-XK
Spouse: Mathurine Robin 3 5 6 8 10 12 13
Marr: June 2, 1615 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche 3 10 23 54 56
8 F Xainte Cloutier
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9 F Louise Cloutier 1 2
Born: November 1631 - Mortagne, Chartres, Perche, Orne, France
Baptized: - Mortagne, Chartres, Perche, Orne, France
Died: June 22, 1699 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Buried: June 23, 1699 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
AFN: 1WFM-B9F
Spouse: Francois Marguerie
Marr: October 26, 1645 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Spouse: Jean Mignot 1 2
Marr: November 10, 1648 - Quebec, Canada 57
Spouse: Jean Mataut
Marr: February 3, 1684 - Chateau-Richer, Qc
10 F Anne Cloutier 1 2 3 58
Born: 1626 - France 3
Baptized: - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: February 4, 1648 - Notre-Dame, Quebec, P.Q., Canada 3 59
Buried: - Notre-Dame, Quebec, P.Q., Canada 59
AFN: 1KZT-VRV
Spouse: Robert Drouin 3 23 60 61
Marr: July 12, 1637 - Québec 3 59 62
11 F Marie Cloutier
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12 F Marie Xainte Cloutier
Born: September 1, 1622 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France
Baptized:
Died: September 19, 1632 - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France
Buried:
13 F Xaintes Cloutier
Born: 1622 - St-Jean-D'angely, Mortagne, Perche, France
Baptized:
Died: September 19, 1632 - St-Jean-D'angely, Mortagne, Perche, France
Buried:
14 F Sainte Cloutier 1 2
Born: November 1, 1622 - Perche, France
Baptized: November 1, 1622 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: September 19, 1632 - Perche, France
Buried: September 19, 1632 - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
AFN: 1KZT-WG6
15 F Genevieve Cloutier
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16 F Marie Anne Cloutier
Born: - St-Jean-DE-Mortagne, Perche, Normandy, France
Baptized: - St. Jean DE Mortagne, Perche, France
Died: - Quebec
Buried: - Québec, Québec, Canada
AFN: 3TLK-16
General Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier Sr.
Occupation: Master carpenter
General Notes: Wife - Xainte Dupont
CE COUPLE
Notes: Marriage
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Death Notes: Child - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Zacharie Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Charles Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Jean Guyon Sieur Dubuisson
Your Ancient Canadian Family Ties: Jean Guyon, died at Quebec on 3 May 1663,
mason, and well educated, from Perche, France, arrived at Quebec on the ship
commanded by Captain de Ville on 8 August 1634. They had left Dieppe at the
endof May. With him was his wife, Mathurine Robin, died on 12 April 1662, and
their seven children: Jean, Simon, Claude, Denis, Barbe, Marie, and Michel.
General Notes: Child - Louise Cloutier
Title: Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec des Origines A1730 Author: Rene Jette Vol.3 pg.769 & 810
General Notes: Child - Anne Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Sainte Cloutier
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General Notes: Child - Marie Anne Cloutier
Title: Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec des Origines A1730: AFGS...Jette: pg.362/753
Husband Zacharie Cloutier
Born: - Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
Baptized: - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died: November 18, 1771 - Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
Buried: November 18, 1771 - Notre-Dame-DE-La-Visitation-DE-Château-Richer, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Father: Charles Cloutier
Mother: Anne Thibault
Marriage: November 13, 1730 - Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
Other Spouse: Madeleine Brisson - Chateau Richer, Montmorency, Quebec, Canada
Wife Rosalie Legare
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General Notes: Husband - Zacharie Cloutier
this information is true and I personally researched the information, please excuse typos.
Husband Zephirin Cloutier
Born: November 21, 1809 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
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Father: Charles Cloutier
Mother: Genevieve Vachon Pomerleau
Marriage: February 10, 1829 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Noted events in his life were:
1. Baptism, November 21, 1809 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Wife Sophie Goulet
Born: December 10, 1810 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: Louis Goulet
Mother: Marie Louise Lessard
Noted events in her life were:
1. Baptism, December 11, 1810 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Children
1 F Marie Cloutier
Born:
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Spouse: Albert Boulet
Marr: September 22, 1857 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
2 F Marie Eugenie Cloutier
Born: June 1, 1850 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Baptized:
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Spouse: Richard Cloutier
Marr: June 23, 1868 - St-Joseph, Cté Beauce, Qc
Death Notes: Husband - Zephirin Cloutier
Y
Death Notes: Wife - Sophie Goulet
Y
Death Notes: Child - Marie Eugenie Cloutier
Husband Gaspard Drouin 63
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Father: Pierre Drouin 64
Mother: Euphrosine Veilleux
Marriage: January 27, 1852 - St-Joseph DE Beauce 63
Wife Zoe Cloutier
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1 F Henriette Drouin 65
Born:
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Spouse: Edward Rooney
Marr: May 17, 1876 - Frampton 66
2 M Joseph Drouin 65
Born:
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Spouse: Philomene Perreault
Marr: July 10, 1877 - St Anges 66
3 F Marie Claudias Drouin 65
Born:
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Spouse: Cyrille Maheu
Marr: April 17, 1882 - St Francois 66
4 M Phileas Drouin 65
Born:
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Spouse: Marie Boulet
Marr: August 31, 1886 - St-Joseph DE Beauce 66
5 M Napoleon Drouin 65
Born:
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Spouse: Victoria Veilleux
Marr: July 20, 1896 - St Francois 65
Spouse: Marie Anne Maheu
Marr: October 28, 1907 - St-Joseph DE Beauce 66
Husband Nolin
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Father: Nolin
Mother: Bernier
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Delisle
Wife Cloutier Dit Thibeault
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1 M Nolin
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Husband Benjamin Cloutman
Born: November 16, 1799 - Salem, Essex Co, MA
Baptized:
Died: December 2, 1861 - Boston, Suffolk Co, MA
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Julia B. Libby
Born: October 5, 1820 - Albion, Kennebec Co, ME
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Father: John Libby
Mother: Joanna Baker
Children
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Cloutman
!Father: Stephen CLOUTMAN b: 23 NOV 1755 in Salem,MA
Mother: Hannah SMITH b: 18 FEB 1760 in Salem,MA
!#1M: Sallie SKIDMORE
!Children #1M -
1. Emma CLOUTMAN
!#2M: Debora BURNHAM
Death Notes: Wife - Julia B. Libby
Husband John Cloutman
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Father: Timothy Cloutman
Mother: Catherine
Marriage: July 2, 1800 - Gorham, Cumberland Co, ME
Wife Elizabeth Cobb
Born: - Gorham, Cumberland Co, ME
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Father: Jedehiah Cobb
Mother: Reliance Paine
Noted events in her life were:
1. AFN - Jq25-T8
Children
Husband John Cloutman
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Wife Sarah Cobb
Born: 1783 - Gorham, Cumberland Co, ME
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Father: Jedehiah Cobb
Mother: Reliance Paine
Other Spouse: John Cloudman - August 1, 1802 - Gorham, ME
Noted events in her life were:
1. AFN - Jq25-Wl
Children
Husband Clovis
Born: 0420
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1 M Childebert
Born: 0450
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General Notes: Husband - Clovis
Alias:<ALIA> /'The Riparian'/
Clovis, a Ripuarian Frank who was the King ofCologne circa 420 AD. Frank
ish "kings" at this time were really just local tribal chieftains.
fl. ca. 420 (flourished circa 420)
Clovis had a son:
* Childebert
Husband Aden Clow
Born: 1927
Baptized:
Died:
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Marriage: 1951
Wife Edith Macdonald
Born: 1931
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: Walter Macdonald
Mother: Lois Jay
Children
1 M E. Neevin Clow
Born: 1954
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Karen Ross
2 F E. Adene Clow
Born: 1958
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Garth Boyle
3 F Marguerite Clow
Born:
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4 F Deborah Lee Clow
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Husband Russell A. Wheller
Born: November 6, 1808 - Stonington, New London Co. Conn.
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: David Wheller
Mother: Zerviah York
Marriage: May 17, 1849 - Stonington, New London Co. Conn.
Wife Cornelia Clow
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Children
Husband E. Neevin Clow
Born: 1954
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: Aden Clow
Mother: Edith Macdonald
Marriage:
Wife Karen Ross
Born:
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Children
Husband Henry Gould Dixon
Born: May 25, 1907 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Baptized:
Died: March 14, 1981
Buried:
Father: Edward Henry Dixon
Mother: Victoria Alvira Selman
Marriage:
Wife Emma Madoline Cloward
AKA: Madoline
Born: January 22, 1909
Baptized:
Died: January 11, 1999 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Buried: January 1999 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Children
General Notes: Husband - Henry Gould Dixon
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General Notes: Wife - Emma Madoline Cloward
daughter of Charles Edgar Cloward, Sr., and Emma Rosetta Moesser.
She authored several books, including PETEETNEET TOWN, A History of Payson, Utah; PETEETNEET II; More History of Payson, Utah; and THESE WERE THE UTES, Their Lifestyles, Wars, and Legends.
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Husband Selby Orton Dixon
Born: November 26, 1898 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Baptized:
Died: November 14, 1978 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Buried:
Father: Christopher Flintoff Dixon
Mother: Lodasca Richmond
Marriage: June 6, 1917 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Wife Zola Irene Cloward
Born: August 28, 1898 - Salem, Utah, Utah, USA
Baptized:
Died: June 21, 1982
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Selby Orton Dixon
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General Notes: Wife - Zola Irene Cloward
daughter of Charles Edgar Cloward and Emma Rosetta Moesser.
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Husband Marshall Gillespie
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Wife Norma Clowes
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1 M Patrick Gillespie
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Spouse: Linda Levesque
Husband Cloyd
Born: 1654 - Ireland
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Wife
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1 M James Cloyd
Born: 1680 - Ireland
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Died: 1769 - Chester Co., PA
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Spouse: Mary
Husband James Rideout
Born: November 4, 1833 - Quincy, Norfolk Co., Mass.
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Died: March 28, 1908
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Father: Enoch Rideout
Mother: Clarissa Ann Rideout
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Cloyd
Born: - Quincy, Logan Co., Ohio
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Children
1 M Warren Henry Rideout 67
Born: April 22, 1864 67
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Spouse: Laura King 67
General Notes: Husband - James Rideout
BOOK - Rideouts In America
Mr. Stanley Corey has the original deed of the farm of James andElizabeth Rideout which was sold to Mr. Corey's grandfather, Cyrus Snow.
Husband James Cloyd
Born: 1707 - Ireland
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Died: 1771 - Charlestown, Chester Co., PA
Buried:
Father: James Cloyd
Mother: Mary
Marriage: 1732
Wife Margaret Wilson
Born: 1711 - Chester Co., PA
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Died: 1811
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Children
1 F Sarah Cloyd
Born: 1733
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Spouse: James Morrill
Notes: Marriage
Husband James Morrill
Born:
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Father: Stephen Morrill
Mother: Sarah Austen
Marriage:
Wife Sarah Cloyd
Born: 1733
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: James Cloyd
Mother: Margaret Wilson
Children
1 F Sarah Morrill
Born: December 22, 1756 - North Berwick, ME
Baptized:
Died: July 22, 1841 - Cornish, York Co., Maine
Buried:
Spouse: Daniel Guptill
Marr: May 11, 1773 - North Berwick, ME
Notes: Marriage
Husband John Scribner Sr.
Born: 1657 - Dover, Strafford, NH 68
Baptized:
Died: May 31, 1738 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 69 70
Buried:
Father: John Scriven
Mother: Mary
Marriage: 1688 - Dover, Strafford, NH 70 71
Noted events in his life were:
1. - John Was A Blacksmith
2. , 1689 - Moved From Dover To Exeter
Wife Elizabeth Cloyes
Born: 1665 - Charlestown, Suffolk, MA 72
Baptized:
Died: March 2, 1736 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 70
Buried:
Father: John Cloyes
Mother: Mary Long
Children
1 M Joseph Scribner
Born: 1689 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 73
Baptized:
Died: October 25, 1757 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 74
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2 M John Scribner Jr.
Born: 1691 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 73
Baptized:
Died: September 1756 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 75
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3 M Edward Scribner
Born: 1693 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 73
Baptized:
Died: October 1754 - Brentwood, Rockingham, NH 76
Buried:
Spouse: Abigail Leavitt
Marr: 1717 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 77
4 M Samuel Scribner
Born: 1695 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 78
Baptized:
Died: October 1730 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 78 79
Buried:
Spouse: Anna Taylor
Marr: 1717 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 79
5 F Elizabeth Scribner
Born: 1698 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 80
Baptized:
Died: 1758 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 81
Buried:
Spouse: Clement Moody
Marr: 1718 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 81
6 F Mary Scribner
Born: 1703 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 82 83
Baptized:
Died: October 16, 1756 - Brentwood, Rockingham, NH 84
Buried:
7 F Abigail Scribner
Born: 1704 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 82
Baptized:
Died:
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8 F Susannah Scribner
Born: 1707 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 85
Baptized:
Died: 1763 - Brentwood, Rockingham, NH 86
Buried:
9 F Sarah Scribner
Born: 1709 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 82
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Josiah Moody
Marr: 1733 - Brentwood, Rockingham, NH 87
General Notes: Husband - John Scribner Sr.
John and his siblings grew up during the time of one of the most costly struggles the early Colonies ever faced, King Philip's War (1675-1676). Native American Indian tribes had formed a confederation under the leadership of King Philip (also known as Pometacon), chief of the Wapanoags. During this war, one-half of the towns in New England were attacked, and 12 of those towns were completely destroyed. The Colonists banded together and organized a common army (the very earliest predecessor of the U.S. Army) to defend against the Indian attacks. In that force were 527 men from Massachusetts, 315 from Connecticut, and 158 from Plymouth Colony. One of every 16 men was killed, making this the most costly war, percentage-wise, ever fought on American soil.
John Scribner was a blacksmith. He and his family moved from Dover to Exeter in the early months of 1698, after selling the Dover holdings inherited from his father.
Information about the Scribners who lived in Exeter is sketchy and incomplete,owing to the fact that the Exeter Town Hall burned in 1870, destroying most of the Vital Records of the town. What few records remain are bound in a single volume, which is kept at the Exeter Town Office.
In 1698 John received 60 acres of land from the Town of Exeter. Also that year of 1698, he united with the newly-formed Congregational Church at Exeter. He is listed among those who, according to Hampton Church Records, on 11 September 1698, were dismissed from that church "in order to their being incorporated into a church state, in Exeter." Another record lists John as an original member of the Exeter Church. According to that record, Exeter's newly-called Pastor, Rev. John Clark, was to be ordained 21 September 1698. "On the Sunday preceding the ordination a confession of faith and covenant, which had been previously agreed upon, were signed by the following named persons, who were the first members of the first church in Exeter, the organization of which has ever since been maintained" (MEN AND THINGS OF EXETER, SKETCHES FROM THE HISTORY OF AN OLD NEW HAMPSHIRE TOWN [Exeter: The News-Letter Press, 1871], 57).
In 1709, John purchased land in Exeter from the estate of John Glidden, and land in Kingston from William Long. In 1723, he and seven others (including his son, John, Jr.) purchased land in Exeter from Clement Moody, Jr., which land the seven buyers divided between themselves in 1725 (SCRIBNER NOTES [op. cit.], 5). Then, in 1725, he received another 50 acres of land from the Town (Bell, HISTORY OF EXETER [op. cit.], 141-143). At the same time (12 April 1725), his sons John, Jr., Joseph, Edward and Samuel received grants of land from the Town. As a result of these land purchases, John owned about 200 acres in Kingston, and another large holding of land (which, in his will, he called "My Swamp or Meadow Ground Laying upon the South Side of Exeter River").
We learn the names of John and Elizabeth's children (at least, those who were living on 2 March 1735/36) from John's will. In the will he speaks of sons John, Edward, Samuel and Joseph (whom he named as Executor, leading us to suspect that Joseph was the oldest), and daughters Elizabeth Moody, Mary Gadon [Gordon], Abigail Young, Susanna Mudget and Sarah Moody.
John and his son John Jr. are mentioned as part-purchasers of King's Falls Saw Mill in Exeter on 7 August 1723, along with Nathaniel Glidden, Henry Wadleigh, Daniel Ladd and others (N. H. Provincial Deeds, 14:179, quoted by G. W. Chamberlain in his book, THE DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES GLIDDEN OF PORTSMOUTH AND EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE [op. cit.], 77).
Of much interest is the fact that John and his siblings chose to change their name from Scriven to Scribner. While we have no recorded explanation of this name-change, we might advance some possible reasons, as follows:
One possibility is that, by continuing to be known as Scrivens, they would forever be linked to the legacy of the disgraced King Charles I, to whom their grandfather, Thomas, had given his loyalty and for whom he had given his life. Add to this the hatred they must have felt toward King Charles' son, Charles II, who was ruler of England when their brother, Edward, was taken from them and impressed into the English Navy, never to be heard from again.
Another possibility is that they did not want to be mistaken for the family of the Rev. William Scriven (1629-1713). Rev. Scriven (of no relation to John, that we know about) was a well-known Baptist minister in New England, especially Boston and Kittery, Maine. The prominent (indeed, state-sponsored) form of religion was Congregationalism, of which John and family were adherents. Therefore, Rev. Scriven and his followers left New England and moved to South Carolina, where they exercised an incredible formative influence upon Southern Baptists (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op.cit.], 615).
Yet another possibility is that they strongly felt the need to establish a new identity in this new land of Colonial America.
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Cloyes
ELIZABETH'S PARENTS:
Her father, John, was born 26 August 1638 in Watertown, Massachusetts, the son of John and Abigail Cloyes (WATERTOWN RECORDS, 1 [Watertown, MA: The Historical Society of Watertown, 1984] 6). He was still a youngster when the family moved to Falmouth (Portland), Maine (William Willis, THE HISTORY OF PORTLAND FROM 1632 TO 1864 [Portland: Bailey & Noyes, 1865], 140). Other interesting information about the Cloyes family in Portland is found on page 173-174 of Willis' book. After a few years there, they then moved on to Charlestown, Massachusetts.
John Cloyes married (1) Mary Long in 1664 in Charlestown (Savage, A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND, 1 [op.cit.], 412). She was born 24 February 1646/47 in Newbury, Massachusetts, the daughter of Deacon Robert and Alice (Stevens) Long (VITAL RECORDS OF NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, 1 [op.cit.], 286; Savage, 3 [op.cit.], 109); Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 [op.cit.], 471).
In 1681, John (then living in Wells, Maine, and apparently divorced from Mary Long) married his second wife, Mary Mills of Saco, Maine. She was born abt. 1652 in Wells, the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Wadleigh) Mills (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op.cit.], 152, 483; Torrey [op.cit.], 163, 511). That same year, Thomas Mills deeded land to both John and his brother, Nathaniel (who had married Mary's sister, Sarah), referring to each one as his "beloved sonn in law" (YORK DEEDS, Book III [Portland, ME: John T. Hall and B. Thurston & Co., 1888], Folio 105).
It seems that Mary (Long) Cloyes married her second husband, Jonathan Griffin of Newbury, Massachusetts, 25 October 1676 (VITAL RECORDS OF SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, TO 1850 [Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1903], 231).
John Cloyes was a ship's captain, sailing up and down the Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts coats, carrying cargo and passengers.
General Notes: Child - Joseph Scribner
Lydia outlived Joseph, because she is recorded as renouncing administration of his estate as well as that of their son, Joseph, Jr., who had died in 1756 (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 6, 1757-1760 [op. cit.],169).
Joseph was a yeoman (farmer). He was granted 30 acres of land in Exeter in 1725. He served as a soldier for part of 1755.
General Notes: Child - John Scribner Jr.
John was a blacksmith, as was his father. In 1725, he received 50 acres of land in Exeter. At one time, he was a scout in Capt. Gilman's regiment, fighting the Indians.
General Notes: Child - Edward Scribner
Edward was a blacksmith and a "man of sterling qualities." As did his brothers and many of the men of Exeter in those early Colonial days, Edward fought Indians as a soldier serving under Capt. Gilman. He was granted 30 acres of land in Exeter in 1725.
Children of EDWARD SCRIBNER and ABIGAIL LEAVITT are:
1. Capt. DANIEL SCRIBNER, b. 7 April 1718, Exeter, NH; d. Oct 1802, Otisfield,ME;
m. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, 3 Dec 1767, Wells, York, ME; b. bef. 15 July 1744, Wells, ME;
d. 11 December 1829, Otisfield, ME.
+ 2. EDWARD SCRIBNER, b. 11 October 1721, Exeter, NH.
3. ABIGAIL SCRIBNER, b. 6 March 1723/24, Exeter, NH.
4. JOHN SCRIBNER, b. 12 March 1728/29, Exeter, NH; d. bet. 1729-1732, Exeter, NH.
5. JOHN SCRIBNER, b. 18 August 1732, Exeter, NH; d. Waterborough, York, ME;
m. ???, abt. 1760, b. abt 1740.
6. SAMUEL SCRIBNER, SR., b. 19 May 1735, Exeter, NH; d. 13 Nov 1815, Waterborough, ME;
m. SARAH BUCKNELL, 10 April 1764, Somersworth, Strafford, N
b. 29 July 1745, Somersworth, NH; d. 29 Dec 1829, Harrison, Cumberland, ME.
7. ALICE SCRIBNER, b. 26 October 1736, Exeter, NH; d. abt. 1797, Otisfield, ME.
General Notes: Child - Samuel Scribner
Samuel was granted 40 acres of land in Exeter in 1725. He was the ancestor of the Scribners who lived in Raymond, Rockingham, NH. Samuel was accidentally shot to death while hunting in the woods near Exeter.
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Scribner
CLEMENT'S PARENTS: Clement, Sr. was born before 1672 (possibly 1661) in Wenham, Essex County, Massachusetts (Anderson, 223), and died 21 April 1729 in Exeter (Metcalf, PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 2 [op. cit.], 362). Sarah was born 14 December 1668 in Wenham, and died in Exeter about 1711, sometime following the birth of their seventh child, David, who was born about 1710 (Marlene A. Hickley [comp.], DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CLARKE OF WENHAM, MASSACHUSETTS AND EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE [Bath, ME: The author, 1968], 2, 3). Clement and Sarah were married before 1693 in Exeter (Anderson, 223). They were also the parents of Josiah Moody, who married Elizabeth's sister, Sarah (see their article below, 9). Following Sarah's death, Clement re-married, taking for his second wife a lady named Alice, who outlived him.
General Notes: Child - Mary Scribner
Thomas was a member of the first Board of Selectmen of Brentwood. About 1757, he married (2nd) Deliverance Eastman, who died 12 July 1791 (KINGSTON EARLY FAMILIES [op. cit.], 95).
THOMAS' PARENTS: Thomas, Sr. was born in 1678 in Exeter. He died in Exeter in 1761. Elizabeth was born in Haverhill 20 November 1675. She died in Brentwood in 1720. They were married 22 November 1699 in Haverhill (Richard D. Longo (Contributor), "Gordon, Longo, Scholz of NH, Italy," Family Archive #1211, World Family Tree Volume #14 [Broderbund Software, 1997], "CD-ROM"; HAVERHILL VRs, 2 [op. cit.], 138, 172).
General Notes: Child - Susannah Scribner
John served in the Revolutionary War, and was a proprietor (an original owner of town land) of Gilmanton, Belknap, NH (THOMAS MUDGETT OF SALISBURY [op. cit.],53).
Nicholas was a farmer. Susannah was his second wife, since he had been married first to Judith Gilman (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op. cit.], 615). We learn the names of their children from Nicholas' will.
His sister, Patience, married Joseph Eastman, a son of Susannah's uncle and aunt, Samuel and Elizabeth (Scribner) Eastman.
After Nicholas died, Susannah married a man named Thurston about 1763. We learn this from the fact that, in the account of Nicholas' will, when the estate was settled and allowed on 26 October 1763, Susannah is referred to as "Susanna Thurston, formerly widow of the deceased, executrix" (Hammond, PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 4 [op. cit.], 503).
General Notes: Child - Sarah Scribner
We don't know when Josiah died, but he was living in Brentwood in 1753. In the property transfers involving Josiah, he is variously called a yeoman (farmer), laborer and innkeeper. We have no record of Josiah and Sarah after 1753 (Anderson, "Moody Sons and Grandsons" [ op. cit.], 230).
Husband John Cloyes
Born: August 26, 1638 - Watertown, Suffolk, MA 88
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Died: 1713
Buried:
Marriage: 1681 - Wells, York, ME 89
Other Spouse: Mary Long - 1664 - Charlestown, Middlesex, MA 90
Wife Mary Mills
Born: 1652 - Wells, York, ME 91
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General Notes: Husband - John Cloyes
John was the son of John and Abigail Cloyes of Watertown, Massachusetts. (WATERTOWN RECORDS, 1 [op.cit.], 6). When he was young, the family moved to Falmouth (Portland) Maine (William Willis, THE HISTORY OF PORTLAND FROM 1632 TO 1864 [Portland: Bailey & Noyes, 1865], 140. Other interesting information about the Cloyes family in Portland is found on pages 173-174 of Willis' book). After a few years, they moved to Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Mary Long (John's first wife and the mother of Elizabeth) was the daughter of Deacon Robert and Alice (Stevens, or Short) Long of Newbury (Savage, A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND, 3 [op.cit.], 109. See also Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 [op.cit.], 471).
In 1681, John (then living in Wells, Maine, and apparently divorced from Mary Long), married his second wife, Mary Mills of Saco, Maine, who was the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Wadleigh) Mills (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op.cit.], 152, 483. See also Torrey, 163). That same year, Thomas Mills deeded land to both John and his brother, Nathaniel (who had married Mary's sister, Sarah), referring to each one as his "beloved sonn in law" (YORK DEEDS, Book III [Portland: John T. Hull and B. Thurston & Co., 1888], Folio 105).
It seems that Mary (Long) Cloyes married her second husband, Jonathan Griffin of Newbury, Massachusetts, 25 October 1676 (VITAL RECORDS OF SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS TO 1850 [Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1903], 231).
John Cloyes was a ship's captain, sailing up and down the Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts coasts, carrying cargo and passengers.
Husband John Cloyes
Born: August 26, 1638 - Watertown, Suffolk, MA 88
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Died: 1713
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Marriage: 1664 - Charlestown, Middlesex, MA 90
Other Spouse: Mary Mills - 1681 - Wells, York, ME 89
Wife Mary Long
Born: February 24, 1647 - Newbury, Essex, MA 92
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Father: Robert Long
Mother: Alice Short Or Stevens
Children
1 F Elizabeth Cloyes
Born: 1665 - Charlestown, Suffolk, MA 72
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Died: March 2, 1736 - Exeter, Rockingham, NH 70
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Spouse: John Scribner Sr.
Marr: 1688 - Dover, Strafford, NH 70 71
General Notes: Husband - John Cloyes
John was the son of John and Abigail Cloyes of Watertown, Massachusetts. (WATERTOWN RECORDS, 1 [op.cit.], 6). When he was young, the family moved to Falmouth (Portland) Maine (William Willis, THE HISTORY OF PORTLAND FROM 1632 TO 1864 [Portland: Bailey & Noyes, 1865], 140. Other interesting information about the Cloyes family in Portland is found on pages 173-174 of Willis' book). After a few years, they moved to Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Mary Long (John's first wife and the mother of Elizabeth) was the daughter of Deacon Robert and Alice (Stevens, or Short) Long of Newbury (Savage, A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND, 3 [op.cit.], 109. See also Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 [op.cit.], 471).
In 1681, John (then living in Wells, Maine, and apparently divorced from Mary Long), married his second wife, Mary Mills of Saco, Maine, who was the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Wadleigh) Mills (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op.cit.], 152, 483. See also Torrey, 163). That same year, Thomas Mills deeded land to both John and his brother, Nathaniel (who had married Mary's sister, Sarah), referring to each one as his "beloved sonn in law" (YORK DEEDS, Book III [Portland: John T. Hull and B. Thurston & Co., 1888], Folio 105).
It seems that Mary (Long) Cloyes married her second husband, Jonathan Griffin of Newbury, Massachusetts, 25 October 1676 (VITAL RECORDS OF SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS TO 1850 [Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1903], 231).
John Cloyes was a ship's captain, sailing up and down the Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts coasts, carrying cargo and passengers.
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Cloyes
ELIZABETH'S PARENTS:
Her father, John, was born 26 August 1638 in Watertown, Massachusetts, the son of John and Abigail Cloyes (WATERTOWN RECORDS, 1 [Watertown, MA: The Historical Society of Watertown, 1984] 6). He was still a youngster when the family moved to Falmouth (Portland), Maine (William Willis, THE HISTORY OF PORTLAND FROM 1632 TO 1864 [Portland: Bailey & Noyes, 1865], 140). Other interesting information about the Cloyes family in Portland is found on page 173-174 of Willis' book. After a few years there, they then moved on to Charlestown, Massachusetts.
John Cloyes married (1) Mary Long in 1664 in Charlestown (Savage, A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND, 1 [op.cit.], 412). She was born 24 February 1646/47 in Newbury, Massachusetts, the daughter of Deacon Robert and Alice (Stevens) Long (VITAL RECORDS OF NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, 1 [op.cit.], 286; Savage, 3 [op.cit.], 109); Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 [op.cit.], 471).
In 1681, John (then living in Wells, Maine, and apparently divorced from Mary Long) married his second wife, Mary Mills of Saco, Maine. She was born abt. 1652 in Wells, the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Wadleigh) Mills (Noyes, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [op.cit.], 152, 483; Torrey [op.cit.], 163, 511). That same year, Thomas Mills deeded land to both John and his brother, Nathaniel (who had married Mary's sister, Sarah), referring to each one as his "beloved sonn in law" (YORK DEEDS, Book III [Portland, ME: John T. Hall and B. Thurston & Co., 1888], Folio 105).
It seems that Mary (Long) Cloyes married her second husband, Jonathan Griffin of Newbury, Massachusetts, 25 October 1676 (VITAL RECORDS OF SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, TO 1850 [Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1903], 231).
John Cloyes was a ship's captain, sailing up and down the Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts coats, carrying cargo and passengers.
Husband Cluck
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Marriage: 1874
Wife Elizabeth Ellen Lee
Born: May 27, 1855 - Aurora, , Arkansas
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Died: August 19, 1919 - Aurora, , Arkansas
Buried:
Father: Robert Lee
Mother: Rebecca Jackson
Other Spouse: John Henry McElhaney - September 13, 1885 - Aurora, , Arkansas
Other Spouse: Lee - 1869
Children
Husband Gilbert Cluder
Born: 1905 - Clinton, Indiana, USA
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Marriage: May 15, 1927 - Clinton, Indiana, USA
Wife Freda Farrington
Born: February 3, 1905 - Clinton, Indiana, USA
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Died: March 1, 1973 - Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, USA
Buried:
Father: William Ford Farrington
Mother: Annabel Harrison
Children
General Notes: Husband - Gilbert Cluder
was in info-D.Farrington 1998
General Notes: Wife - Freda Farrington
/Cluder/
was in info-D.Farrington 1998
Husband Cummings
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Wife Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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1 F Cummings
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2 M Cummings
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
Marriage:
Wife Delong
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Mother: Delong
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1 F Cluff
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2 M Cluff
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Sharon
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Sharon
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Karen
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Karen
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Michelle
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
Marriage:
Wife Delong
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Father: Delong
Mother: Delong
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1 F Cluff
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2 M Cluff
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Karen
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Sharon
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Michelle
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Wife Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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1 F Cummings
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2 M Cummings
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Michelle
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Wife Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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1 F Cummings
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2 M Cummings
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Husband Cluff
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Father: Gordon Elmo Cluff
Mother: Sharon Louise Vandine 67
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Wife Delong
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Wife Adelaide Frances Cluff 93 94 95
Born: May 13, 1857 - Northampton, New Brunswick, Canada 93 95
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Died: August 5, 1940 - Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA 93 94
Buried:
Noted events in her life were:
1. Alt. Birth 94, Northampton, Carleton, NB, May 13, 1857
2. Residence 95, Age: 4/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1861
Children
Husband Allen Burns Cluff 96 97 98 99
Born: November 19, 1867 - Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada 96 98 99
Baptized:
Died: November 23, 1952 - Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada 96
Buried: - Kirk Cemetery, Carleton Co., NB
Marriage: September 25, 1895 - Carleton Co, , New Brunswick, Canada
Noted events in his life were:
1. Burial Place, Northampton Kirk, Cemetery, Carleton, New Brunswick
2. Alt. Birth 96, Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada, November 19, 1867
3. Alt. Birth 96, Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada, November 19, 1867
4. Residence 98, Age: 23; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head-of-house: Son/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1891
5. Residence 99, Age: 33; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1901
6. Alt. Death 96, 1952
Wife
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General Notes: Husband - Allen Burns Cluff
1911 Census of Canada
Home / 1911 / New Brunswick / Carleton / 9 Northampton Parish / page 20 split view
Transcribed by: Polly Shaw
36 192 Cluff Burns M Head M Dec 1864 46 1901
37 192 Cluff Ethel F Wife M Jan 1874 37 1901
38 192 Cluff Frank M Son S Aug 1896 14 1901
39 192 Cluff Willard M Son S Feb 1898 13 1901
40 192 Cluff Kathelin F Daughter S Sep 1899 11 1901
41 192 Cluff Clifford M Son S Jan 1902 9 1901
42 192 Cluff Walter M Son S Mar 1904 7 1901
43 192 Cluff Robert M Son S Feb 1907 4 1901
44 192 Cluff Wilmot M Brother S Jan 1862 49 1901
Name CLUFF, Allan Burns
Born 1867
Died 1952
Age --
Place of Birth --
Place of Death --
Relationship --
Cemetery Kirk, Carleton County
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> CLUFF, Kathleen
> CLUFF, Ethel Margaret
Husband Allen Burns Cluff 96 97 98 99
Born: November 19, 1867 - Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada 96 98 99
Baptized:
Died: November 23, 1952 - Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada 96
Buried: - Kirk Cemetery, Carleton Co., NB
Marriage: - Woodstock (Bureau DE Santé), Acadie (Nova Scotia And New Brunswick)
Noted events in his life were:
1. Burial Place, Northampton Kirk, Cemetery, Carleton, New Brunswick
2. Alt. Birth 96, Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada, November 19, 1867
3. Alt. Birth 96, Northampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada, November 19, 1867
4. Residence 98, Age: 23; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head-of-house: Son/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1891
5. Residence 99, Age: 33; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1901
6. Alt. Death 96, 1952
Wife
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Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Alt. Marriage, Acadie (Nova Scotia and New Brunswick)
Children
General Notes: Husband - Allen Burns Cluff
1911 Census of Canada
Home / 1911 / New Brunswick / Carleton / 9 Northampton Parish / page 20 split view
Transcribed by: Polly Shaw
36 192 Cluff Burns M Head M Dec 1864 46 1901
37 192 Cluff Ethel F Wife M Jan 1874 37 1901
38 192 Cluff Frank M Son S Aug 1896 14 1901
39 192 Cluff Willard M Son S Feb 1898 13 1901
40 192 Cluff Kathelin F Daughter S Sep 1899 11 1901
41 192 Cluff Clifford M Son S Jan 1902 9 1901
42 192 Cluff Walter M Son S Mar 1904 7 1901
43 192 Cluff Robert M Son S Feb 1907 4 1901
44 192 Cluff Wilmot M Brother S Jan 1862 49 1901
Name CLUFF, Allan Burns
Born 1867
Died 1952
Age --
Place of Birth --
Place of Death --
Relationship --
Cemetery Kirk, Carleton County
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> CLUFF, Kathleen
> CLUFF, Ethel Margaret
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Wife Annabelle Cluff 95 100
AKA: Annabell Cluff,94 Annablle Cluff
Born: February 10, 1851 - Northampton, Carleton Co., NB 95 100
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Died: April 24, 1932 94
Buried:
Noted events in her life were:
1. Cemetery, Kirk Cemetery, Carleton Co., NB
2. Alt. Birth 94, Northhampton, New Brunswick, February 10, 1851
3. Residence 100, Age: 1; Relation to Head of House: Daughter/Northampton, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada, 1852
4. Residence 94 95, Age: 10/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1861
5. Residence 94, Carleton Co. , New Brunswick, Canada, 1871
6. Residence 94, Carleton Co. , New Brunswick, Canada, 1891
7. Residence 94, Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1901
8. Residence 94, Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1901
9. Residence 94, Carleton, New Brunswick, 1911
Children
General Notes: Wife - Annabelle Cluff
Name GRANT, Annie B
Born 1851
Died 1932
Age --
Place of Birth --
Place of Death --
Relationship w/o Henry W.
Cemetery Kirk, Carleton County
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> GRANT, Lucy A
> GRANT, Ida A
> GRANT, Henry W
> GRANT, Harry E
> GRANT, Ansley S
Husband Walker Blaine Fairbanks
Born: July 24, 1917 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Baptized:
Died: January 5, 2003 - Heber City, Wasatch, Utah, USA
Buried:
Father: Clarence Milton Fairbanks
Mother: Cora Dixon
Marriage: July 22, 1939 - Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA
Wife Claire Cluff
Born: March 19, 1917 - Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA
Baptized:
Died: December 30, 1997
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Walker Blaine Fairbanks
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General Notes: Wife - Claire Cluff
daughter of Jerry Eugene Cluff and Blanch Larsen.
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Husband Ephraim Till Cluff
AKA: Ephriam
Born: February 14, 1886 - Provo, Utah, Utah Territory, USA
Baptized:
Died: February 6, 1940 - Salt Lake, Utah, USA
Buried: February 1940 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Marriage: August 28, 1909 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Wife Emma Jane Dixon
Born: March 15, 1885 - Payson, Utah, Utah Territory, USA
Baptized:
Died: February 8, 1975 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Buried: February 1975 - Payson, Utah, Utah, USA
Father: Christopher Flintoff Dixon
Mother: Lodasca Richmond
Children
General Notes: Husband - Ephraim Till Cluff
son of Harvey Harris Cluff (Clough) and Emily Greening Eggertson.
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General Notes: Wife - Emma Jane Dixon
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Husband Gordon Elmo Cluff
Born: 1923 - Northamptom, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada
Baptized:
Died: March 19, 2010 - Upper River Valley Hopital, Waterville, NB
Buried:
Marriage: May 15, 1953 - Richmond, Carleton Co., NB
Noted events in his life were:
1. Cemetery, Kirk Cemetery, Northampton, NB
Wife Sharon Louise Vandine 67
Born: February 13, 1936 - Carleton Co , NB
Baptized:
Died: May 11, 2002
Buried: - Kirk Cemetery, Carleton Co., NB
Father: Frederick Harold Vandine 67
Mother: Augusta Elizabeth Rogers 67
Noted events in her life were:
1. Alt. Birth 67, New Brunswick Canada, 1936
2. Alt. Death 67, 2002
Children
1 M Cluff
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Spouse: Delong
2 M Cluff
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3 M Cluff
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4 F Cluff
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Spouse: Cummings
5 F Cluff
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Spouse: Cummings
6 F Cluff
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7 M Cluff
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Spouse: Sharon
8 M Cluff
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9 M Cluff
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Spouse: Sharon
10 M Cluff
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Spouse: Karen
11 M Cluff
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Spouse: Karen
12 M Cluff
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13 M Cluff
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Spouse: Michelle
14 M Cluff
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15 M Cluff
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General Notes: Husband - Gordon Elmo Cluff
Gordon E. M. Cluff
1923-2010
Gordon E. M. Cluff
On March 19, 2010 at the Upper River Valley Hospital, Waterville, NB. Born in Northampton, NB to the late Wilmot & Osyth (McKeen) Cluff. Survived by Daughter Shelley Cummings (Kevin) Grafton, NB, Sons, Richard (Sharon) Woodstock, NB,
Douglas (Karen) Northampton, NB. Kevin (Shelley) Woodstock, NB, Gregory (Michelle) Northampton, NB; grandchildren, Michelle, Shaun Cummings, Victoria (Wade), Tim (Barb) Cluff, Kristine (Cory), Chris, Craig Cluff, Melissa, Tyler Cluff, Alex, Allyson, Anna Cluff; great grandchildren, Trenten, Tye, Erica, Leah & Madeline. Sisters & Brothers Mildred Wallace, Hartland, NB, Helen Cluff, Toronto, ON, Evelyn Haley, Toronto, ON; several nieces and nephews.
Preceased by his parents, wife Sharon, 2 brothers, George & Douglas.
Resting at the Carleton Funeral Home, 337 Lockhart Mill Road, Jacksonville, NB where friends may call on March 21 for, 2-4, 7-9 pm. Funeral service will be held on Monday, March 22 at 2:00 pm from the Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Deborah Baker officiating. Interment will be in the Northampton (Kirk) Cemetery.
Donations may be made to the Kirk Cemetery or a memorial of the donor's choice.
www.carletonfuneralhome.ca
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Wife Martha Lovena Cluff 95 96 97 101 102 103
Born: January 20, 1853 - Northampton, York County, New Brunswick, Canada 95 101 102 103
Baptized:
Died: March 21, 1941 96
Buried:
Noted events in her life were:
1. Alt. Death 96
2. Cemetery, Kirk Cemetery, Carleton Co., NB
3. Alt. Birth, Kirk Cemetery, Northampton, NB, January 20, 1853
4. Residence 95, Age: 8/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1861
5. Residence 102, Age: 38; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head-of-house: Wife/Northampton, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1891
6. Residence 103, Age: 48; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife/Southampton, York, New Brunswick, Canada, 1901
7. Residence 101, Age: 57; Relation to Head of House: Wife; Marital Status: Married/Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada, 1911
Children
General Notes: Wife - Martha Lovena Cluff
Name DOW, Martha L
Born 1853
Died 1941
Age --
Place of Birth --
Place of Death --
Relationship w/o Aaron W.
Cemetery Kirk, Carleton County
Husband Edward Peve 104 105
Born: 1666 - Of Greenland, Rockingham, NH 106
Baptized:
Died: 1720 - York Co., ME 107
Buried: 1720 - York Co., ME 107
AFN: BJZJ-SR
Father: Thomas Peavey
Mother: Martha Eaton
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Other Spouse: Rachel Adams 104 105 106 107 - 1687 - Of Greenland, Rockingham, New Hampshire 105
Noted events in his life were:
1. Personal 1 - He Was Taxed In 1691 And Was Living As A Tenant On The Hall Farm With Richard Blanchard In 1693. Another Record Indicate
Wife Mary Cluff
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1 M Abel Peavey 104 105
Born: 1688 - Newington, Rockingham County, New Hampshire 107
Baptized:
Died: 1736 - Durham, Rockingham County, New Hampshire 107
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Hudson 104 105 107
Marr: 1709 - Newington, Rockingham County, New Hampshire 107
2 M William Peavey
Born: 1688 - Newington, Rockingham Co., N.H.
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3 M Nathaniel Peavey
Born: 1690 - Newington, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire
Baptized:
Died: April 24, 1763 - Stratford, Coos Co., New Hampshire
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4 M Joseph Peavey
Born: 1694
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5 M Peter Peavey
Born: 1697 - Newington, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire
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Died: November 23, 1756 - Anover, Essex Co., Massachusetts
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Edward Peve
According to Mark Kulow's file, Edward Peve's middle name was Thomas andhis parents were Thomas Peavey/Peve, b. c. 1645 and Martha Eaton, b. c.1645, both from England. He was taxed in 1691 and was living as a tenanton the Hall farm with Richard Blanchard in 1693. Another record indicatesThomas Peavey and Richard Blanchard on the Hall farm. Also Mark assertsthat Rachel's maiden name was Adams, but did not record where hediscovered that information.
He was taxed in 1691 and was living as a tenant on the Hall farm withRichard Blanchard in 1693. Another record indicates Thomas Peavey andRichard Blanchard on the Hall farm.
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[Peavey_Family.GED compiled by Mark & Harriet Kulow]
There are many different accounts regarding the appearance of the firstPeavey's in this country. The spelling of the name is only important insome aspects of tracking specific individuals and in tracing the line toour European roots. We have chosen to maintain a common spelling in orderto facilitate our record-keeping and research. By some accounts(Including the fine work by Leroy D. Peavey) Edward Peve was the first bythat name to settle in this country, specifically in the NH area. Hisfather may have been Thomas Peve and Martha (Eaton) Peve who resided inEngland and Edward may have come over with a brother John. We have givenEdward the middle name of Thomas based on the possible reference toThomas the father and a reference from the NH historical recordsregarding the rental of the Hall property by Edward Peavey. Anotherrecord for the same information states it was Thomas Peavey on the farm.Since we have no records of a Thomas in this time frame a combined nameof Edward Thomas Peavey might fit with both records. In addition, Thomasseems to be one of the most common names in the early Peavey lines.
There has been some discussion about Edward and another brother Williamof Portsmouth but the dates for this William seem to fit much better fora son of Edward rather than a brother. A possible brother John with awife Mary is not mentioned in any NH records. The only mention in thistime period is the son John Peavey who drowned in 1722. There is apossibility that he had a wife named Mary which would explain themarriage of John Peavey to Mary. We could add to the confusion if thiswidow Mary Peavey got remarried at some point to Samuel Holmes instead ofa daughter Mary. Nothing seems to indicate this so it is probably best toleave things as they are for now. We have not found anything definitiveto indicate that the are any Peavey descendants other than those who aredirectly descended from Edward. If Leroy is correct the first mention ofEdward was in the 1691 list of those who pledged to support the PuritanMinister Rev. John Cotton. He was not listed on the "Powder List" in 1690or an earlier "List" in 1688. With that in mind it is possible that oneor more of his sons were born in England or on the ship coming overrather than in Rockingham Co., NH. Again this minor detail is notextremely important to our research on the family. Leroy's notes on theorigination of name is very interesting and should be part of theeducation of all Peavey researchers.
Edward was originally in Portsmouth, moving from there to Dover (Durham),and then to "Bloody Point", a section of Dover. Edward was one of thepetitioners for the new town of Newington which was comprised of the"Bloody Point" section of Dover and a section of Portsmouth. Edward's sonAbel also signed the petition in 1713 indicating a birth prior to 1695 or1692, depending on the age requirements for signers of the document. Itis possible that the Edward who signed the document in 1713 was actuallyEdward but we have no evidence to prove this one way or the other.Nathaniel and Joseph also signed documents pertaining to the NewingtonParish in the same year. While this information does not pinpoint thebirth dates of these individuals, it does indicate a time-frame whichfits with the dates we have found based on research available in the LDSrecords. Additional information recorded by Leroy regarding rolls andother earlier records serve as further verification for the birth dateswe are using.
The family of Edward seems to have moved to different locations withinthe area based on further early records. Generally speaking Abel,Nathaniel, and Joseph are in Newington before moving elsewhere. Williamseems to have remained in the Portsmouth area. Peter ends up in Hampton,NH and then in Andover, Essex Co. MA as detailed by Leroy. Some ofPeter's children end up back in NH at a later point. Edward seems to havebeen in Newington but his line has not been identified as of yet. Johndies at an early age without issue as far as we know. Deborah, Jane andRachel seem to have stayed in the Dover area with their husbands andfamilies and we have not traced their lines beyond the first generationdue the necessary constraints we have placed on our research. Sarah andher husband Richard Carter went to ME as well as Mary and her husbandSamuel Holmes. It may be important to trace these lines in the event thatthey represent a connection to other Peavey's who later moved to ME.Other Peavey's also ended up throughout the New England area. We have notfound any connection to the Southern Peavey's which is not to say thatthere is no connection.
It would be helpful at this point to identify all of Edward's wife andhis children and to look at possible birth dates to avoid putting thesechildren in the wrong generation or with the wrong parents. The firstconsideration is the birth date for Edward Sr. who should likely be datedat least 21 years before he signed the pledge in 1691. This puts hisbirth before 1670. His son Abel Peavey was on "Col. Walton's Command" inthe French War Rolls in 1710. It is possible for young men to have foughtfrom the age of 16 years and up but 18 is more likely. This would put hisbirth before 1692. We have a fairly reliable birth date for Abel's sonHudson of Feb. 11, 1711 with a crossover to 1710. This means that Abelwas married to Mary Hudson by 1709. Again it is possible for him to havemarried as young as 18 years old but it is more likely that he was atleast 21 years of age. This would also fit better with his War service in1710. Our conclusion is that his birth date is c. 1688. This is supportedby various family trees and LDS records. If Abel was the eldest son andwe assume Edward was at least 21 when he was married the most commonlyused birth date of 1666 and a marriage date of 1687 would be as close aswe can come to the actual dates. It might also be good to point out herethat Rachel (Adams?) was most likely the mother of all of Edward'schildren. A Rachel Peavey marries Selathiel Denbow Dec. 19, 1720 inNewington. This has to be the widow of Edward or a daughter of his.Rachel, the daughter of Edward gets married to Thomas Rowe January 17,1720 in Newington. This younger Rachel has a daughter Mary Rowe in 1723.Since the widow Rachel would be at least 50 years old at this point itdoes not seem likely she married Thomas Rowe and the daughter marriedSelathiel. Some have put forward the possibility that Mary Clough/Cluffwas the mother of some of Ed's earlier children. It would seem unlikelythat Edward married a Mary Cluff and his son Abel also married a MaryCluff in c. 1717. There are no records that indicate the birth of a MaryClough/Cluff before 1670 which would be the latest birth date for her ifshe was the mother of Abel who was likely born in 1688 as previouslydemonstrated. The following is what we consider to be the most likelyfamily tree based on the available information.
Abel Peavey (1688) married Mary Hudson (1689) in 1709/10. She died before1713 since her father's will dated 1713 indicates she was no longeralive. She had three children in that four year time-frame so these datesseem to be match with the additional information available.
Children of Abel Peavey and Mary Hudson as confirmed by JohnHudson's will
Hudson Peavey Feb. 11, 1710/11
Thomas Peavey June 19, 1714
Abel Peavey June 30, 1716
We have a marriage record for the 2nd marriage for Abel to Mary Clough(Cluff?) in 1717 according to the Newington Town records. LDS has a dateof Dec. 19, 1720. To this marriage was born Ezekiel who was christenedJune 2, 1734. At this point Abel was a member in good standing with thechurch in Newington and Christenings seem to be taking place shortlyafter the birth of the child so the Christening date is likely very closeto the birth date. We have not found any further mention of Ezekiel atthis point other than a record from the Revolutionary War. An earlierbirth date would make him fairly old to be serving in the RevoluntionaryWar unless this is a reference to a different Ezekiel. The birth of achild 17 years after their marriage seems unlikely but we have no otherrecords to prove this one way or the other. A likely birth date for MaryClough is 1690-1700 which would make her 34-44 at the birth of Ezekiel.This would fit but doesn't answer the question about the late birth. Italso does not address why Abel's children by Mary Hudson were living withtheir grandparents and not with Abel and his new wife Mary. Somemysteries will not be resolved without a time machine. This seems to bethe complete family for Abel with the most likely dates possible at thispoint. See the notes for Abel to get an overview on his lines.
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There are many sources for the Family of Edward Peve.
In ME/NH Genealogical Dictionary, pg 48 states:
Alter Edward Pevey to Pavey. It is unclear as to what Edward changed hisname or why. We do know that Samuel b. 1710 (son of Nathaniel, as listedbelow) m. Mary Cone did go by Pavey. Samuel's descendants use thisspelling to date. It is also important t o note that I haven't foundsource to positively prove that this Samuel Pavey was the son ofNathaniel (as listed below). I've found many other trees/gen ealogiesstating this connection. Cannot prove nor disprove so I've left on untilmore is known. There is some question whether this Samuel Pavey linefits here based on the surname spelling-more research is currently beingdone .
There are many different accounts regarding the appearance of the first Peavey's in this country. The spelling of the name is only important in some aspects of tracking specific individuals and in tracing the line to our European roots. We have chosen to maintain a common spelling in order to facilitate our record-keeping and research. By some accounts (Including the fine work by Leroy D. Peavey) Edward Peve was the first by that name to settle in this country, specifically in the New Hampshire area. His father may have been Thomas Peve and Martha (Eaton) Peve who resided in England and Edward may have come over with a brother John. We have given Edward the middle name of Thomas based on the possible reference to Thomas the father and a reference from the New Hampshire historical records regarding the rental of the Hall property by Edward Peavey. Another record for the same information states it was Thomas Peavey on the farm. Since we have no records of a Thomas in this time frame a combined name of Edward Thomas Peavey might fit with both records. In addition, Thomas seems to be one of the most common names in the early Peavey lines.
There has been some discussion about Edward and another brother William of Portsmouth but the dates for this William seem to fit much better for a son of Edward rather than a brother. A possible brother John with a wife Mary is not mentioned in any New Hampshire records. The only mention in this time period is the son John Peavey who drowned in 1722. There is a possibility that he had a wife named Mary which would explain the marriage of John Peavey to Mary. We could add to the confusion if this widow Mary Peavey got remarried at some point to Samuel Holmes instead of a daughter Mary. Nothing seems to indicate this so it is probably best to leave things as they are for now. We have not found anything definitive to indicate that the are any Peavey descendants other than those who are directly descended from Edward. If Leroy is correct the first mention of Edward was in the 1691 list of those who pledged to support the Puritan Minister Rev. John Cotton. He was not listed on the "Powder List" in 1690 or an earlier "List" in 1688. With that in mind it is possible that one or more of his sons were born in England or on the ship coming over rather than in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. Again this minor detail is not extremely important to our research on the family. Leroy's notes on the origination of name is very interesting and should be part of the education of all Peavey researchers.
Edward was originally in Portsmouth, moving from there to Dover (Durham), and then to "Bloody Point", a section of Dover. Edward was one of the petitioners for the new town of Newington which was comprised of the "Bloody Point" section of Dover and a section of Portsmouth. Edward's son Abel also signed the petition in 1713 indicating a birth prior to 1695 or 1692, depending on the age requirements for signers of the document. It is possible that the Edward who signed the document in 1713 was actually Edward Jr. but we have no evidence to prove this one way or the other. Nathaniel and Joseph also signed documents pertaining to the Newington Parish in the same year. While this information does not pinpoint the birth dates of these individuals, it does indicate a time-frame which fits with the dates we have found based on research available in the LDS records. Additional information recorded by Leroy regarding rolls and other earlier records serve as further verification for the birth dates we are using.
The family of Edward seems to have moved to different locations within the area based on further early records. Generally speaking Abel, Nathaniel, and Joseph are in Newington before moving elsewhere. William seems to have remained in the Portsmouth area. Peter ends up in Hampton, New Hampshire and then in Andover, Essex County Massachusetts as detailed by Leroy. Some of Peter's children end up back in New Hampshire at a later point. Edward seems to have been in Newington but his line has not been identified as of yet. John dies at an early age without issue as far as we know. Deborah, Jane and Rachel seem to have stayed in the Dover area with their husbands and families and we have not traced their lines beyond the first generation due the necessary constraints we have placed on our research. Sarah and her husband Richard Carter went to Maine as well as Mary and her husband Samuel Holmes. It may be important to trace these lines in the event that they represent a connection to other Peavey's who later moved to Maine. Other Peavey's also ended up throughout the New England area. We have not found any connection to the Southern Peavey's which is not to say that there is no connection.
It would be helpful at this point to identify all of Edward's wife and his children and to look at possible birth dates to avoid putting these children in the wrong generation or with the wrong parents. The first consideration is the birth date for Edward Sr. who should likely be dated at least 21 years before he signed the pledge in 1691. This puts his birth before 1670. His son Abel Peavey was on "Col. Walton's Command" in the French War Rolls in 1710. It is possible for young men to have fought from the age of 16 years and up but 18 is more likely. This would put his birth before 1692. We have a fairly reliable birth date for Abel's son Hudson of Feb. 11, 1711 with a crossover to 1710. This means that Abel was married to Mary Hudson by 1709. Again it is possible for him to have married as young as 18 years old but it is more likely that he was at least 21 years of age. This would also fit better with his War service in 1710. Our conclusion is that his birth date is abt. 1688. This is supported by various family trees and LDS records. If Abel was the eldest son and we assume Edward was at least 21 when he was married the most commonly used birth date of 1666 and a marriage date of 1687 would be as close as we can come to the actual dates. It might also be good to point out here that Rachel (Adams?) was most likely the mother of all of Edward's children. A Rachel Peavey marries Selathiel Denbow Dec. 19, 1720 in Newington. This has to be the widow of Edward or a daughter of his. Rachel, the daughter of Edward gets married to Thomas Rowe January 17, 1720 in Newington. This younger Rachel has a daughter Mary Rowe in 1723. Since the widow Rachel would be at least 50 years old at this point it does not seem likely she married Thomas Rowe and the daughter married Selathiel. Some have put forward the possibility that Mary Clough/Cluff was the mother of some of Ed's earlier children. It would seem unlikely that Edward married a Mary Cluff and his son Abel also married a Mary Cluff in abt. 1717. There are no records that indicate the birth of a Mary Clough/Cluff before 1670 which would be the latest birth date for her if she was the mother of Abel who was likely born in 1688 as previously demonstrated. The following is what we consider to be the most likely family tree based on the available information.
Abel Peavey (1688) married Mary Hudson (1689) in 1709/10. She died before 1713 since her father's will dated 1713 indicates she was no longer alive. She had three children in that four year time-frame so these dates seem to be match with the additional information available.
Children of Abel Peavey and Mary Hudson as confirmed by John Hudson's will
Hudson Peavey Feb. 11, 1710/11
Thomas Peavey June 19, 1714
Abel Peavey Jr. June 30, 1716
We have a marriage record for the 2nd marriage for Abel to Mary Clough (Cluff?) in 1717 according to the Newington Town records. LDS has a date of Dec. 19, 1720. To this marriage was born Ezekiel who was christened June 2, 1734. At this point Abel was a member in good standing with the church in Newington and Christenings seem to be taking place shortly after the birth of the child so the Christening date is likely very close to the birth date. We have not found any further mention of Ezekiel at this point other than a record from the Revolutionary War. An earlier birth date would make him fairly old to be serving in the Revoluntionary War unless this is a reference to a different Ezekiel. The birth of a child 17 years after their marriage seems unlikely but we have no other records to prove this one way or the other. A likely birth date for Mary Clough is 1690-1700 which would make her 34-44 at the birth of Ezekiel. This would fit but doesn't answer the question about the late birth. It also does not address why Abel's children by Mary Hudson were living with their grandparents and not with Abel and his new wife Mary. Some mysteries will not be resolved without a time machine. This seems to be the complete family for Abel with the most likely dates possible at this point. See the notes for Abel to get an overview on his lines.
Nathaniel
General Notes: Child - Abel Peavey
Abel Peavey and Mary Hudson were the beginning of two branches of the Peavey family tree that settled in New Hampshire and from them came many of the known Peavey lines that are presently being researched. The following is a list of children and their locations that gives an overview of these branches. There is very little information on Abel Peavey Jr. or his half-brother Ezekial.
Hudson (Maudlin) Portsmouth & Barrington
Joseph (Arabella & Abigail) Barrington
Winthrop (Rachael) Strafford & Maine
James (Mary Dame) Exeter
John (Deborah) Barnstead
Hudson (Hannah) Strafford
James (Mary Nutter) Newington
James Boyd (Hannah) Alton
John Nutter (Phoebe) Maine
Hopley (Lydia) Newington
Charles (Elizabeth) Maine
Humphrey (Sally) Maine
John Sr. (Lois) Barrington
John Jr. (Mary Caverly) Strafford
Missing Lines
Thomas (Mary Stevens) Rochester
Oliver (?) Alton
Durgin (?) Rochester
Daniel Sr. (Mary Durgin) Alton
Isaiah (Abigail) Farmington
Enoch (Betsey) Alton
Missing Lines
William Chandler (?) Rochester
Colonel Anthony (Elizabeth) Farmington
Paul (Sarah) Farmington
Edward (?) Farmington?
Anthony Sr. (Sally) Farmington
John Langdon (Joann) New York
Abel (Mary) Farmington
Samuel H. (Sally) Farmington
Benjamin R. (Lydia) Farmington
See the notes for Edward and the notes for his other sons for an overview on their lines.
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Source: Ancestry World Tree-Daniel Peavey
Marriage recorded in Early Marriage s of Strafford Co. book
1710 French War Rolls-Fern Galle Notes
Signed Petitio n for new town of Newington (1713) [Peavey_Family.GEDcompiled by Mark & Harriet Kulow]
Abel Peavey and Mary Hudson were the beginning of two branches of thePeavey family tree that settled in NH and from them came many of theknown Peavey lines that are presently being researched. The following isa list of children and their locations that gives an overview of thesebranches. There is very little information on Abel Peavey or hishalf-brother Ezekial.
Hudson (Maudlin) Portsmouth & Barrington
Joseph (Arabella & Abigail) Barrington
Winthrop (Rachael) Strafford & ME
James (Mary Dame) Exeter
John (Deborah) Barnstead
Hudson (Hannah) Strafford
James (Mary Nutter) Newington
James Boyd (Hannah) Alton
John Nutter (Phoebe) ME
Hopley (Lydia) Newington
Charles (Elizabeth) ME
Humphrey (Sally) ME
John Sr. (Lois) Barrington
John (Mary Caverly) Strafford
Missing Lines
Thomas (Mary Stevens) Rochester
Oliver (?) Alton
Durgin (?) Rochester
Daniel Sr. (Mary Durgin) Alton
Isaiah (Abigail) Farmington
Enoch (Betsey) Alton
Missing Lines
William Chandler (?) Rochester
Colonel Anthony (Elizabeth) Farmington
Paul (Sarah) Farmington
Edward (?) Farmington?
Anthony Sr. (Sally) Farmington
John Langdon (Joann) NY
Abel (Mary) Farmington
Samuel H. (Sally) Farmington
Benjamin R. (Lydia) Farmington
See the notes for Edward and the notes for his other sons for an overviewon their lines.
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1 M James Peter Clukey
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1 M John E. Clukey
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2 F Abbie Clukey
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3 M Leonard Clukey
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4 M George A. Clukey
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5 F Marjorique Clukey
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6 F Olive Clukey
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7 F Emma Clukey
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8 F Sadie Clukey
Born: June 26, 1883 - Dexter, Penobscot, Maine
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9 F Maude May Clukey
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10 M James Peter Jr Clukey
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Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Sadie Clukey
Born: June 26, 1883 - Dexter, Penobscot, Maine
Baptized:
Died: March 4, 1959 - Embden, Maine
Buried:
Father: James Peter Clukey
Mother: Mary Pouliot
Children
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Sadie Clukey
Born: June 26, 1883 - Dexter, Penobscot, Maine
Baptized:
Died: March 4, 1959 - Embden, Maine
Buried:
Father: James Peter Clukey
Mother: Mary Pouliot
Children
Husband Joseph Clukey Cloutier
Born: 1847
Baptized:
Died: 1917
Buried:
Father: Louis Cloutier
Mother: Marguerite Rancourt
Marriage:
Wife Priscilla Rogers
Born: 1849
Baptized:
Died: 1926
Buried:
Children
1 M Arthur Clukey
Born: 1890
Baptized:
Died: 1949
Buried:
Spouse: Lottie Beatham
Husband William Sidney
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: William Sidney
Mother: Joanna Brokhull
Marriage:
Wife Alicia Clumford
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: John Clumford
Mother:
Children
1 M William Sidney 108 109 110
Born: 1411
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cicely Mitchell
Marr: 1428 - England
General Notes: Child - William Sidney
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Husband John Clumford
Born:
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Buried:
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Alicia Clumford
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: William Sidney
Husband Guillaume Cluseau
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage: - Nontron, Dordogne, France
Wife Jeanne Moreau
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Jean Cluseau Lorange
Born: 1666 - Nontron, Dordogne, France
Baptized:
Died: November 7, 1733 - Hôpital, Hôtel-Dieu DE Québec, Qc
Buried: November 8, 1733 - Hôpital, Hôtel-Dieu DE Québec, Qc
Spouse: Anne Jamin
Marr: September 6, 1694 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Husband Jean Cluseau
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: November 10, 1720 - Quebec, , Qc
Wife Catherine Magnan
Born: 1688 - Quebec, , Qc
Baptized:
Died: February 8, 1758 - Quebec, , Qc
Buried:
Father: Etienne Magnan
Mother: Elizabeth Migneron
Children
General Notes: Wife - Catherine Magnan
Downloaded from Colin Michaud's Rootsweb WorldConnect genealogy pages.
Husband Charles Cluseau Lorange
Born: September 11, 1708 - Québec, Qc
Baptized: September 14, 1708 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jean Cluseau Lorange
Mother: Anne Jamin
Marriage: November 17, 1737 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Wife Therese Magnan
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried: - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Father: Etienne Magnan
Mother: Marie Anne Matte
Children
1 M Augustin Clusiau
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Marguerite Lucas
Marr: June 25, 1764 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Death Notes: Husband - Charles Cluseau Lorange
Husband Jean Cluseau Lorange
Born: 1666 - Nontron, Dordogne, France
Baptized:
Died: November 7, 1733 - Hôpital, Hôtel-Dieu DE Québec, Qc
Buried: November 8, 1733 - Hôpital, Hôtel-Dieu DE Québec, Qc
Father: Guillaume Cluseau
Mother: Jeanne Moreau
Marriage: September 6, 1694 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Wife Anne Jamin
Born: May 18, 1675 - Québec, Qc
Baptized: May 19, 1675 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Died: October 30, 1750 - Québec, Qc
Buried: October 31, 1750 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Father: Julien Jamin
Mother: Marie Reproche
Children
1 M Charles Cluseau Lorange
Born: September 11, 1708 - Québec, Qc
Baptized: September 14, 1708 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Therese Magnan
Marr: November 17, 1737 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Death Notes: Child - Charles Cluseau Lorange
Husband Augustin Clusiau
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Charles Cluseau Lorange
Mother: Therese Magnan
Marriage: June 25, 1764 - Notre-Dame-DE-Québec, Qc
Wife Marguerite Lucas
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph Lucas
Mother: Marguerite Briard Lejeune
Children
1 F Genevieve Clusiau
Born: March 5, 1774 - St-Charles, Cté DE Bellechasse, Qc
Baptized: March 5, 1774 - St-Charles, Cté DE Bellechasse, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Francois Dupil
Marr: January 21, 1799 - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Death Notes: Child - Genevieve Clusiau
Husband Francois Dupil
Born: - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Baptized: - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Augustin Dupile
Mother: Agathe Nolin
Marriage: January 21, 1799 - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Other Spouse: Felicite Bernier - 1819 - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Wife Genevieve Clusiau
Born: March 5, 1774 - St-Charles, Cté DE Bellechasse, Qc
Baptized: March 5, 1774 - St-Charles, Cté DE Bellechasse, Qc
Died:
Buried:
Father: Augustin Clusiau
Mother: Marguerite Lucas
Children
1 F Marguerite Dupil
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Charles Maranda
Marr: November 22, 1824 - St-Pierre, Ile D'orléans, Cté Montmorency, Qc
Death Notes: Wife - Genevieve Clusiau
Husband Clute
Born: 1805 - Madison County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1833 - Madison County, New York, USA
Wife Susan Farrington
Born: 1813 - Madison County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died: - Auburn, NY
Buried:
Father: Robert Farrington
Mother: Sally
Children
General Notes: Husband - Clute
lvd Auburn NY
was in Source: "Farringtons" pg 148
was in info-J.Wright 1995
General Notes: Wife - Susan Farrington
/Clute/
was in Source: "Farringtons" pg 148
was in info-J.Wright 1995
Husband Jacob Farrington
Born: 1800 - Yonkers, Westchester County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died: - Delavan, Walworth County, Wisconsin, USA
Buried:
Father: Robert Farrington
Mother: Sally
Marriage: 1817 - Fonda, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Wife Eva Clute
Born: September 18, 1791 - Fonda, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Baptized: October 9, 1791 - Fonda, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Died: 1832 - Onondaga County, New York, USA
Buried:
Father: Isaac Clute
Mother: Lena Helen Barheit
Children
1 F Helen Farrington
Born: 1817 - Fonda, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Wealthy Farrington
Born: 1818 - Fonda, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Sarah Ann Farrington
Born: 1819 - Kadison County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Eliza Ann Farrington
Born: 1820 - Madison County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 M John Farrington
Born: 1825 - Madison County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
6 F Phebe Adelaide Farrington
Born: July 26, 1827 - Onondaga County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died: August 26, 1911 - Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana, USA
Buried: - Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana, USA
Spouse: Turner Edson
Marr: 1850 - Onondaga County, New York, USA
7 M Andrew Farrington
Born: 1832 - Onondaga County, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Farrington
was in Source: book, "The Farringtons, Colonists and Patriots" by Dorothy Farrington Parker, pub 1976, pg148
Was in info-Jay B. .Wright 1995 & 29 Sep 2003 <jay.wright.law.79@aya.yale.edu>
Was in 1860 US census Delavan, Walworth County, WI in household of son-in-law, Charles Smith born NY, age 36 and next oerson listed Eliza Smith, born NY age 36 (surely daughter Eliza Ann .) Roll 1434, Book 1, page 153, household begins on page 152
General Notes: Wife - Eva Clute
Eve
/Farrington/
Was in info-J.Wright 1995
CHRS: 9 Oct 1791 Fonda, Montgomery County, NY
General Notes: Child - Helen Farrington
Was in info-J.Wright 1995
General Notes: Child - Wealthy Farrington
was in info-J.Wright 1995
General Notes: Child - Sarah Ann Farrington
Was in info-J.Wright 1995
General Notes: Child - Eliza Ann Farrington
was in info-Jay B..Wright 1995 & 29 Sep 2003 <jay.wright.law.79@aya.yale.edu>
Was in 1860 US census Delavan, Walworth County, WI with husband, Charles Smith, born NY, age 36 along with father, Jacob Farrington in household.
General Notes: Child - John Farrington
was in info-J.Wright 1995
General Notes: Child - Phebe Adelaide Farrington
/Edson/
Was in info-Jay.Wright 1995, 5 Jul 2002
BURI: Sheridan Hamilton County, IN
General Notes: Child - Andrew Farrington
was in info-Jay B. Wright 1995 & 29 Sep 2003 <jay.wright.law.79@aya.yale.edu>
Was in 1860 US census
was in 1870 US census
Husband Robert P. Clute
Born: 1816 - Cotterville, MI
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1839 - St Clair, MI
Wife Lydia Carolin Ackkley Farrington
Born: 1816 - St Clair Tsp, MI
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Robert Farrington
Mother: Clarissa
Children
General Notes: Husband - Robert P. Clute
SOUR "Farringtons" pg 153-4
General Notes: Wife - Lydia Carolin Ackkley Farrington
/Clute/
SOUR "Farringtons"pg 153-4
Husband Raymond Edington
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph D. Edington
Mother: Ida Olla Nations
Marriage:
Wife Wilda Clutz
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Wilda Sue Edington
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: James I. Branch
Husband Seisyll Ap Clydog
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Clydog Ap Artglys
Mother:
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M King Arthur Ap Britian Sitsylht
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Thomas Roydon
Born: 1452 - Royden Hall, Kent, Eng.
Baptized:
Died: 1487
Buried:
Father: Walter Reydon
Mother: Elizabeth Broxbourne
Marriage:
Wife Jane Clyfton
Born: 1456 - Royden Hall, Kent, Eng.
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Thomas Roydon
Born: 1482 - Roydon Hall, Kent, Eng.
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Margaret Whettenhall
General Notes: Husband - Thomas Roydon
thanks to Colleen Myhre
General Notes: Wife - Jane Clyfton
thanks to Colleen Myhre
General Notes: Child - Thomas Roydon
Kirk Larson <larsonkg@earthlink.net>
Husband John Clyvedon
Born: 1322 - Charfield, Thornbury, Gloucestershire, England
Baptized:
Died: 1348 - Wiltshire, England
Buried:
Father: John Clivedon
Mother: Emma Emma
Marriage: 1347
Wife Elizabeth Elizabeth
Born: 1326 - Wiltshire, England
Baptized:
Died: 1373
Buried:
Other Spouse: Robert III De Holand - 1343
Other Spouse: Robert III Baron De Holand - 1343
Children
1 F Margaret Clyvedon
Born: 1347 - Wiltshire, England
Baptized:
Died: January 5, 1410
Buried:
Spouse: John Saint Lo
Marr: 1364 - England
General Notes: Husband - John Clyvedon
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Elizabeth
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
General Notes: Child - Margaret Clyvedon
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
Husband John Saint Lo
Born: 1343 - Newton St. Lo, Wiltshire, England
Baptized:
Died: November 8, 1375
Buried:
Father: John St Loe
Mother: Ella Ella
Father: John De St. Lo
Mother: Ella Ella
Marriage: 1364 - England
Wife Margaret Clyvedon
Born: 1347 - Wiltshire, England
Baptized:
Died: January 5, 1410
Buried:
Father: John Clyvedon
Mother: Elizabeth Elizabeth
Children
1 F Elizabeth St. Lo 111
AKA: Isabel Moells
Born: 1364 - Newton, St Loe, Wiltshire, England 111
Baptized:
Died: 1464 111
Buried:
Spouse: William Botreaux 112
Spouse: Alan Fitzwalter 112
Spouse: William Botreaux
Marr: 1388
2 F Elizabeth De St. Lo
Born: 1370 - Newton St. Lo, Wiltshire, England
Baptized:
Died: September 4, 1409
Buried:
Spouse: William Botreaux
Marr: 1390 - England
General Notes: Husband - John Saint Lo
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
General Notes: Wife - Margaret Clyvedon
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth St. Lo
This is the ancestry of the Wiley and Dorr families of Maine. It was begun by Leonore Dorr and Keneth Wiley. it is a legay of their love of family
Husband Cnebba
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Icel
Mother:
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Cynewald
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Clarence S. Co Ens
Born: 1870 - Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1888 - Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, USA
Wife Gertrude Ellen Farrington
Born: 1870 - Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: George Edward Farrington
Mother: Emily F. Wheller
Children
General Notes: Husband - Clarence S. Co Ens
was in Source: "Farringtons" pg 53
Hist Wheeler Fam in America 1914
DAR
VT VR
General Notes: Wife - Gertrude Ellen Farrington
/Cozzens/
was in Source: "Farringtons" pg 53
Hist Wheeler Fam in America 1914
DAR
VT VR
Husband Ernest Austin Myers
Born: May 20, 1887 - Oyster Pond, NS
Baptized:
Died: April 26, 1963
Buried:
Father: Peter John Myers
Mother: Civilla Beatrice Mitchell
Marriage:
Wife Eliza Coady
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Thomas Roy Myers
Born: October 9, 1913 - Orono, Maine
Baptized:
Died: September 8, 1997 - Halifax, NS
Buried: - St Peter's, Sheet Harbour, NS
Spouse: Reta Russell
2 F Catherine Jean Myers
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Allister R. McKenzie
3 M Francis Dugie Myers
Born:
Baptized:
Died: 1997
Buried:
Spouse: Annie Alice Currie
Spouse: Julie Reid Cowe
General Notes: Child - Francis Dugie Myers
Husband Fred Coady
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Sheila Lynn Jay
Born: 1952
Baptized:
Died: 1985
Buried:
Father: Arthur Ervin Jay
Mother: Charlotte Champion
Other Spouse: John Bacon
Children
Husband James Coady
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Candace Montgomery
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: William Montgomery
Mother: Cerise Day
Children
Husband Simon Seguin Laderoute
Born: September 24, 1684 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Baptized: September 24, 1684 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Died: March 1758 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Buried: March 29, 1758 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Father: Francois Seguin Laderoute
Mother: Jeanne Francoise Petit
Marriage: November 11, 1715 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Other Spouse: Marie Bau Lalouette - November 9, 1706
Wife Madeleine Coal Cole
Born: October 19, 1698 - Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: April 1744 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Buried: April 30, 1744 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Father: Joseph Cole
Mother: Sarah Catherine Randall
Children
1 M Francois Seguin Laderoute
Born: November 21, 1727 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Baptized: December 22, 1727 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Died: May 1763 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Buried: May 13, 1763 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Spouse: Marie Louise Sicot
Marr: February 4, 1753 - Ste-Famille-DE-Boucherville, Qc
Husband Robert J. Hughes
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Catherine M. Coan
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: John A. Coan
Mother: Ellen Sullivan
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Private
Children
Notes: Marriage
Husband John A. Coan
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Ellen Sullivan
Born: - New York, New York
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Daniel Sullivan
Mother: Catherine Nagle
Children
1 F Mary Coan
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Catherine M. Coan
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Robert J. Hughes
Notes: Marriage
Husband John Coate
Born: December 2, 1934
Baptized:
Died: November 18, 1972
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Daigle
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Leo K. Daigle
Mother: Amelia Daigle
Children
Husband Coates
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Witham
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Frank B. Witham
Mother: Margaret E. Robinson
Children
Husband Jonathan Rockwell
Born: September 21, 1746 - Somers, Tolland, CT 113
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jonathan Rockwell
Mother: Margaret Bush
Marriage: December 29, 1773 - Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia 114
Noted events in his life were:
1. Immigration, 1760 - To Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada
Wife Abigail Coates
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Beulah Rockwell
Born: 1775
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: John Knox
2 F Sarah Rockwell
Born: 1777
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: William Williams
Husband Samuel Rhoades
Born: - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1718 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: Henry Rhoades
Mother: Elizabeth White
Marriage: - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Abigail Coates
Born: April 10, 1663 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: July 21, 1743 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: Robert Coates
Mother: Jane Ellthorpe
Children
1 M Joseph Rhoades
Born: 1703 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Fuller
Marr: November 14, 1723 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
General Notes: Husband - Samuel Rhoades
was in info-G.Smith 1993
General Notes: Wife - Abigail Coates
/Rhoades/
was in info-G.Smith 1993
General Notes: Child - Joseph Rhoades
was in Source: "NE Genealogy" v5, pg93
was in "Early Rehoboth" v2, pg92
was in info-Clunies 1993
was in info-G.Smith 1993
Husband Luther French Turner
Born: March 1819 - Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census
2. Residence
Wife Caroline Theodocia Coates
Born: September 1818 - Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Noted events in her life were:
1. Census
2. Residence
Children
1 F Mary Eliza Turner
Born: May 1846 - Maine
Baptized:
Died:
Buried: - Center Hill Cemetery, Weld, Franklin, ME
Spouse: Jacob F. Witham
Marr: May 24, 1870 - Civil, Phillips, Franklin, ME
Husband John Trenholm
Born: 1738 - Welbury Parish, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: October 24, 1817 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick
Buried:
Father: Robert Trenholm
Mother: Jane Mills
Marriage: December 21, 1761 - Welbury, Yorkshire, England
Wife Isabella Coates
Born: December 21, 1739 - Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: March 10, 1817 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Father: Richard Coates
Mother: Catherine Thornhill
Children
1 M John Trenholm Jr.
Born: 1763 - Welbury, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: September 8, 1827 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick
Buried:
Spouse: Margaret Peggy Forster
2 F Mary Trenholm
Born: 1767 - Hutton Rudby, North Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: May 23, 1824 - Amherst Point, Nova Scotia,
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas Charles Keillor
3 M Robert Trenholm
Born: July 10, 1763 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick
Baptized:
Died: August 1827
Buried:
Spouse: Katherine Margaret Seaman
Marr: March 3, 1795 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick
4 F Jane Trenholm
Born: 1780
Baptized:
Died: 1842
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas Oulton
5 M William Squire Trenholm
Born: 1765 - Welbury, Yorkshire
Baptized:
Died: May 14, 1846
Buried:
Spouse: Ann Hannah Ryan
General Notes: Husband - John Trenholm
The Duke of York
General Notes: Wife - Isabella Coates
Marriage: John Trenholm The Duke of York on 21 Dec 1761 in Welbury, Yorkshire, England
Husband James Rhoades
Born: 1644 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Henry Rhoades
Mother: Elizabeth White
Marriage: 1675 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Jane Coates
Born: 1659 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Robert Coates
Mother: Jane Ellthorpe
Children
General Notes: Husband - James Rhoades
was in info-G.Smith 1993
General Notes: Wife - Jane Coates
/Rhoades/
was in info-G.Smith 1993
Husband Stanley Septimus Nutbrown
Born: October 10, 1884 - Quebec, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Septimus Nutbrown
Mother: Amanda Diana Bailey
Marriage: 1905 - Quebec, Canada
Wife Lula Coates
Born: 1889 - Quebec, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Stanley Septimus Nutbrown
info-L.Nutbrown 1997
General Notes: Wife - Lula Coates
/Nutbronw/
info-L.Nutbrown 1997
Husband Richard Wright
Born: 1690 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Buried:
Father: Richard Wright
Mother:
Father: Richard Wright
Mother: Unknown
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Mary Coats - 1712 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Wife Mary Coates
Born:
Baptized:
Died: 1791
Buried:
Father: William Coates
Mother: Mary
Children
1 F Mary Wright
Born: 1735 - Kensington, Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: September 18, 1798 - Kensington, Pennsylvania, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Manuel Eyre
Marr: January 8, 1761 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
2 F Lydia Wright
Born: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: October 30, 1815
Buried:
Spouse: John Eyre
Marr: 1759 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
General Notes: Husband - Richard Wright
was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
was one of the leading ship builders in Philadelphia, PA
General Notes: Child - Mary Wright
/Eyre/
was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
was in info-W.Clawson 1997
REFN SRCT-GD
General Notes: Child - Lydia Wright
/Eyre/
Was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
Was in info-W.Clawson 1997
Husband Richard Coates
Born: 1698 - Hilton, Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: - Hilton, Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Catherine Thornhill
Born: June 30, 1712
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Richard Coates
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Elizabeth Coates
Born: 1733
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 M William Coates
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Susannah Coates
Born: 1738 - Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: June 14, 1826 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried: June 1826 - Old Methodist Burying Ground, Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: Charles Dixon
Marr: July 5, 1763 - Yorkshire, England
5 F Isabella Coates
Born: December 21, 1739 - Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: March 10, 1817 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: John Trenholm
Marr: December 21, 1761 - Welbury, Yorkshire, England
6 M John Coates
Born: 1749
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Child - Susannah Coates
Many researchers have listed John Coates and Elizabeth Thornhill as her parents, but this may not be correct (see below). Other possibilities are Thomas Coates and Mary, or Richard Coates and Mary. Until I get things sorted out, I am linking all three sets of possible parents here. Her parents aren't yet proven.
Of her, the Charles Dixon book (1891) says, "It is proper that a few lines should be given to a notice of Mrs. Dixon, whose maiden names was Susanna Coates. But little is known with reference to her family. She was however a connection of an eminent thread manufacturing firm of that name in Manchester, and one of her younger sisters named Isabella, came to Nova Scotia about the same time she did, as the wife of John Trenholm. They settled at Point De Bute, and lived to advanced age, and were progenitors of the numerous families of that name now living in Westmorland and Cumberland and adjacent counties*. The writer is of the opinion that the Coates family or families** who came to Nova Scotia at about the same time Mr. Dixon came, and settled at Amherst and in King's county, were also relatives of Susanna and Isabel Coates. Mr. Dixon had quite extensive business relations with a William Coates for a number of years after he came to Sackville, and for whom he probably named his youngest son. Mrs. Dixon was blessed with a strong and vigorous constitution and also in a marked degree possessed the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. She cheerfully and patiently endured the discomforts and privations incident to pioneer life, while diligently discharging her duties as a wife and mother. She was somewhat low in stature, though capable of an unusual amount of physical endurance. She was some nine years younger than her husband, but survived him as many years."
HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick), Compiled in 1891 by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p. 15.
see http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html (<a href="http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>).
*see http://www.trenholm.org -- which says that Isabella Coates, b. ca. 1738 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, md John Trenholm 21 Dec 1761 in Yorkshire, and they came to Canada on the "Duke of York" in 1772. Children were John, William, Mary, Susannah, Elizabeth, Robert, and Jane Trenholm. Isabella Coates Trenholm d. 10 Mar 1817 at Pt. De Bute, Westmoreland, New Brunswick and is buried in the Methodist Cemetery at Pt. De Bute. According to this site, she was the daughter of Richard Coates (b. abt. 1700 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, d. bef. 3 June 1743 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire) and his wife Mary (b. abt. 1712 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, d. bef. 1788 at Rudby in Cleveland, Yorkshire, remarried to Wm. Moody 3 Feb 1748 at Crathorne, Yorkshire). Richard and Mary were married about 1730. Possible siblings of Isabella Coates Trenholm listed on this site: William, Richard, Luke, and George.
If the parentage of Isabella Coates listed on the above site is correct, and if it's also correct that Susannah Coates was an older sister of Isabella Coates Trenholm, then this is probably Susannah's christening record: Susannah Cotes, dau. of Richard Cotes and Mary, christened 23 May 1736 at Stainton In Cleveland, Yorkshire, England (extracted records, IGI).
other poss. siblings:
Richard Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 18 May 1729, Stainton in Cleveland, Yorkshire.
Wm. Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 27 Jan 1731 at Stainton by Stockton, Yorkshire (d. 18 Sep 1732).
Wm. Coats, s/o Richard, chr. Aug 1733 at Startforth, Yorkshire.
George Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 25 Nov 1738 at Startforth, Yorkshire.
(not sure about the last two...Startforth is abt. 25 miles from Stainton. Stainton is right next to Rudby, Hutton Rudby, Crathorne, Yarm, Kirklevington, Hilton, Maltby, Thornton, Ormesby, and Middlesbrough).
**Thomas Coates and his first wife Ann Hood came to Nova Scotia with the Yorkshire Settlers on the ship "Duke of York" in 1772. A few years later Ann died, leaving at least six children. Thomas married Elizabeth Henry and they began raising their family of nine children in the Nappan area of Nova Scotia. In 1804, they left members from the first marriage on the homestead and moved with their children to Smith Creek, Kings County, New Brunswick to live on a newly purchased one-thousand acre lot of land." (see http://www.rubycusack.com/issue139.html ). Thomas Coates is buried at Smith's Creek, King's County, New Brunswick. His tombstone bears the following inscription: "In memory of Thomas Coates who emigrated from England in 1772 and resided in Nova Scotia until 1804. From thense came to this place when the country was almost a wilderness with but few inhabitants and departed this life, April 3, 1813 in the 72nd year of his age". (i.e. ca. 1742) (see the "Yorkshire Emigration" page at http://www.libris.ca/yrkfam/yrkpas.htm )
note: Thomas Coates, son of Thomas Coates, was christened 1 Jan 1741/1742 at the parish church at Felixkirk, Yorkshire, England (extracted records, IGI). He was born at Sutton Under Whitestone Cliffe, Yorkshire, and christened at Felixkirk according to researchers. According to several researchers, his parents (Thomas Coates and Mary) also emigrated to Canada, and died there in 1780.
Photos of the gravestones of Susannah Coates Dixon and her husband Charles Dixon may be seen at http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm or http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html (<a href="http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a> or <a href="http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html" TARGET="_blank">here</a>.)
The inscription on her gravestone reads as follows: "Erected in memory of Susannah Dixon, a native of Yorkshire, England, who departed this life the 14th day of June 1826, Aged 88 Years."
Many researchers have her death date as 13 June 1826. Not sure which date is correct.
If the age on the gravestone is correct, this places her birth as late 1737 or early 1738. If so, her mother couldn't have been Catherine Thornhill, who married John Coates on 4 May 1742. The only way John Coates could be her father is if he had a previous marriage, unless her age on the gravestone is incorrect.
Christenings for a Susannah Coates found in Yorkshire, England in the right time period:
Susannah Coats, d/o Will. Coats, chr. 15 Sep 1734 at Eastrington, Yorkshire
Susannah Coats, d/o William Coats, chr. 13 Feb 1735 at Thornton By Pocklington, Yorkshire
*Susannah Cotes, d/o Richard Cotes and Mary, chr. 23 May 1736 at Stainton in Cleveland, Yorkshire
Susanna Coates, d/o John Coates, chr. 11 Apr 1736 at Hampsthwaite, Yorkshire
Susannah Coats, d/o Robert Coats, chr. 30 Jan 1740 at Felixkirk, Yorkshire
(#3 above is the most likely, as previously explained. It's not entirely certain, however, if any of these is the right Susannah Coates -- not all christening records from that time period have been preserved).
see also http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm (<a href="http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>)
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General Notes: Child - Isabella Coates
Marriage: John Trenholm The Duke of York on 21 Dec 1761 in Welbury, Yorkshire, England
Husband Robert Coates
Born: 1627
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1658 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Jane Ellthorpe
Born: 1638 - MA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Thomas Ellthorpe
Mother: Abigail
Children
1 F Jane Coates
Born: 1659 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: James Rhoades
Marr: 1675 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
2 F Abigail Coates
Born: April 10, 1663 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: July 21, 1743 - Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Samuel Rhoades
Marr: Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
General Notes: Husband - Robert Coates
was in info-G.Smith 1993
General Notes: Wife - Jane Ellthorpe
/Coates/
info-H.Smith 1997
General Notes: Child - Jane Coates
/Rhoades/
was in info-G.Smith 1993
General Notes: Child - Abigail Coates
/Rhoades/
was in info-G.Smith 1993
Husband Charles Dixon
Born: - Kirkleavington, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: August 21, 1817 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried: August 1817 - Old Methodist Burying Ground, Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Father: Charles Dixon
Mother: Mary Corps
Marriage: July 5, 1763 - Yorkshire, England
Wife Susannah Coates
Born: 1738 - Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: June 14, 1826 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried: June 1826 - Old Methodist Burying Ground, Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Father: Richard Coates
Mother: Catherine Thornhill
Children
1 F Mary Dixon
Born: July 5, 1764 - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: December 22, 1837 - Fort Lawrence, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried: December 1837 - Point DE Bute, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: William Chapman Colonel
Marr: May 15, 1780 - Fort Lawrence, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
2 M Charles Dixon
Born: January 10, 1766 - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Baptized: February 4, 1766 - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Died: May 22, 1854 - Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA
Buried: May 1854 - Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA
Spouse: Rhoda Emmerson
Marr: 1788 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: Elizabeth Humphrey
Marr: October 13, 1799 - New Brunswick Or Nova Scotia, Canada
3 F Susannah Dixon
Born: July 24, 1767 - Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: 1835 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: George Bulmer
Marr: 1784
4 F Elizabeth Dixon
Born: August 25, 1770 - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: 1859 - Richibucto, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: (Dr.) Rufus Smith
Marr: 1789
5 F Ruth Dixon
Born: September 16, 1772 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Baptized:
Died: March 29, 1810 - Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas Roach
Marr: 1793
6 F Martha Dixon
Born: June 3, 1774 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Baptized:
Died: March 15, 1849 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried: March 1849 - Old Methodist Burying Ground, Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Spouse: (Rev.) Benjamin Wilson
Marr: 1793
7 M Edward Dixon
Born: September 20, 1776 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Baptized:
Died: June 20, 1861 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Smith
8 M William Dixon
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Matilda Beckwith
9 M William Coates Dixon
Born: February 23, 1779 - Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Baptized:
Died: 1865 - Buctouche, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:
Spouse: Matilda Beckwith
Marr: 1820 - Shediac, , New Brunswick, Canada
General Notes: Husband - Charles Dixon
occupation: papermaker
Charles DIXON brought his family from Yorkshire, England to New Brunswick, Canada on board the "Duke of York" in 1772, and afterwards had a great influence over many of his former acquaintances in Yorkshire, by his letters home persuading many more people from Yorkshire to emigrate to New Brunswick. Among the new settlers there was quite a controversy over whether Charles Dixon had over-exaggerated the merits of the new land (see http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Enscumber/files/pdffiles/nsmith1.pdf <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Enscumber/files/pdffiles/nsmith1.pdf" TARGET="_blank">letters #2 and #3</a>). Read more about the Yorkshire Emigration to Canada at http://www.libris.ca/yrkfam/ and http://ayup.co.uk/knows/knows11.html (<a href="http://www.libris.ca/yrkfam/" TARGET="_blank">click here</a> or <a href="http://ayup.co.uk/knows/knows11.html" TARGET="_blank">here</a>).
Some of Charles Dixon's own writings are included in the book, HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, ONE OF THE EARLY ENGLISH SETTLERS OF SACKVILLE, N.B. (NEW BRUNSWICK), originally published in 1891 in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada by his grandson James D. Dixon (The entire book is online at http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html and is very interesting indeed -- see <a href="http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html" TARGET="_blank">Charles Dixon Book</a>).
Some excerpts:
"Charles Dixon came from Yorkshire, England, to Nova Scotia in the year 1772, and settled at Sackville, New Brunswick. Mr. Dixon was among the first of the English immigrants to what was then called Cumberland, Nova Scotia (which included not only the present County of Cumberland, but also a large portion of the Province of New Brunswick, notably the counties of Westmoreland and Albert), who settled at Sackville, and believing that he had done wisely himself, he encouraged others of his Yorkshire acquaintance to follow his example.
"Very soon after the arrival of Mr. Dixon and the other English families who proceeded [preceded] or immediately followed him, the Revolutionary War broke out. As a large proportion of the inhabitants of Sackville, at that period, were natives of Massachusetts, and the adjoining Colonies, and had only been absent from their native country a few years, it is not surprising that some of them should be inclined to sympathise with the Revolutionists and actively espouse their cause; and aided and encouraged by a force from Calais they for a time besieged Fort Cumberland. That enterprise however was soon abandoned, and they found more congenial employment in raiding the homes of the loyal and peaceable inhabitants, plundering them of such articles as they were in need of, and destroying or carrying away any guns or ammunition they might find. Mr. Dixon's home did not escape their unwelcome notice. His house was robbed of many valuable articles, some of which he kept for sale. For a considerable period the loyal inhabitants, notably the English settlers, were subjected to a state of anxiety, and lived in dread of a repetition of such unwelcome visits. On one occasion when some of these people were approaching the house, Mrs. Dixon hastily gathered up her silverware and other valuables and deposited them in a barrel of pig feed, where they quite escaped the notice of the visitors. On a later occasion, when somewhat similar troublous times existed, Mr. Dixon, with the aid of his negro servant Cleaveland, hid his money and other valuables in the earth; binding his servant by a solemn oath never to divulge to any one the place of concealment. These incidents may serve to remind us of some of the perils and difficulties our ancestors were compelled to encounter very soon after their arrival in the country.
"The family record of Charles Dixon as kept by himself here follows:
Charles Dixon and Susannah Coates were married June 24th, 1763.
Mary Dixon, born Friday, July 5, 1764.
Charles Dixon, born Friday, January 10, 1766.
Susannah Dixon, born Friday, July 24, 1767.
Elizabeth Dixon, born Sunday, August 25, 1770.
Ruth Dixon, born Wednesday, September 16, 1772.
Martha Dixon, born Thursday, June 3, 1774.
Edward Dixon, born Friday, September 20, 1776.
William Coates Dixon, born Tuesday, February 23, 1779."
Upon the flyleaf of his family bible, Charles Dixon wrote,
"Sackville, N.B., 21st May 1810. This day, 38 years ago, we landed at Fort Cumberland from Hutton Rudby, in Cleveland, Yorkshire, myself, my wife, Mary, Charles, Susanna and Elizabeth, six in all, and at this day the family has multiplied to ninety-four, all alive, save infants, and Ruth, my daughter, who departed 20th March last, much regretted by all who knew her, aged 37 years and three months, but our loss is her gain. She died as she lived, a Christian. Thus has the mercy and goodness of God followed us hitherto. (Signed,) Charles Dixon.
"May 21st, 1815. This day, forty-three years ago, we landed at Fort Cumberland, with four children, viz: Mary, Charles, Susanna, and Elizabeth. Four more were added, viz.: Ruth, Martha, Edward and William, all alive save a favorite, Ruth, and I suppose we are multiplied to not less, at this day than one hundred and thirty. But why are we thus multiplied and spared so long? Because God's mercy is over all his works. (Signed,) Charles Dixon. Aged 85.
Photos of the graves of Charles Dixon and his wife Susannah Coates Dixon in the Old Methodist Burying Ground, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada, may be seen at http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm or http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html (<a href="http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a> or <a href="http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html" TARGET="_blank">here</a>.)
The inscription on his gravestone reads as follows: "Sacred to the Memory of CHARLES DIXON, who departed this life the 21 day of August 1817 in the 88th year of his age."
"Then turnest man, O Lord, to dust
Of which he first was made
And when thou speakest the word, return
Tis instantly obey'd."
see also http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm (<a href="http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>)
Research of <kuzzuns@gmail.com> and others who have shared information.
General Notes: Wife - Susannah Coates
Many researchers have listed John Coates and Elizabeth Thornhill as her parents, but this may not be correct (see below). Other possibilities are Thomas Coates and Mary, or Richard Coates and Mary. Until I get things sorted out, I am linking all three sets of possible parents here. Her parents aren't yet proven.
Of her, the Charles Dixon book (1891) says, "It is proper that a few lines should be given to a notice of Mrs. Dixon, whose maiden names was Susanna Coates. But little is known with reference to her family. She was however a connection of an eminent thread manufacturing firm of that name in Manchester, and one of her younger sisters named Isabella, came to Nova Scotia about the same time she did, as the wife of John Trenholm. They settled at Point De Bute, and lived to advanced age, and were progenitors of the numerous families of that name now living in Westmorland and Cumberland and adjacent counties*. The writer is of the opinion that the Coates family or families** who came to Nova Scotia at about the same time Mr. Dixon came, and settled at Amherst and in King's county, were also relatives of Susanna and Isabel Coates. Mr. Dixon had quite extensive business relations with a William Coates for a number of years after he came to Sackville, and for whom he probably named his youngest son. Mrs. Dixon was blessed with a strong and vigorous constitution and also in a marked degree possessed the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. She cheerfully and patiently endured the discomforts and privations incident to pioneer life, while diligently discharging her duties as a wife and mother. She was somewhat low in stature, though capable of an unusual amount of physical endurance. She was some nine years younger than her husband, but survived him as many years."
HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick), Compiled in 1891 by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p. 15.
see http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html (<a href="http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>).
*see http://www.trenholm.org -- which says that Isabella Coates, b. ca. 1738 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, md John Trenholm 21 Dec 1761 in Yorkshire, and they came to Canada on the "Duke of York" in 1772. Children were John, William, Mary, Susannah, Elizabeth, Robert, and Jane Trenholm. Isabella Coates Trenholm d. 10 Mar 1817 at Pt. De Bute, Westmoreland, New Brunswick and is buried in the Methodist Cemetery at Pt. De Bute. According to this site, she was the daughter of Richard Coates (b. abt. 1700 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, d. bef. 3 June 1743 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire) and his wife Mary (b. abt. 1712 at Hilton, Hutton Rudby Parish, Yorkshire, d. bef. 1788 at Rudby in Cleveland, Yorkshire, remarried to Wm. Moody 3 Feb 1748 at Crathorne, Yorkshire). Richard and Mary were married about 1730. Possible siblings of Isabella Coates Trenholm listed on this site: William, Richard, Luke, and George.
If the parentage of Isabella Coates listed on the above site is correct, and if it's also correct that Susannah Coates was an older sister of Isabella Coates Trenholm, then this is probably Susannah's christening record: Susannah Cotes, dau. of Richard Cotes and Mary, christened 23 May 1736 at Stainton In Cleveland, Yorkshire, England (extracted records, IGI).
other poss. siblings:
Richard Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 18 May 1729, Stainton in Cleveland, Yorkshire.
Wm. Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 27 Jan 1731 at Stainton by Stockton, Yorkshire (d. 18 Sep 1732).
Wm. Coats, s/o Richard, chr. Aug 1733 at Startforth, Yorkshire.
George Coates, s/o Richard, chr. 25 Nov 1738 at Startforth, Yorkshire.
(not sure about the last two...Startforth is abt. 25 miles from Stainton. Stainton is right next to Rudby, Hutton Rudby, Crathorne, Yarm, Kirklevington, Hilton, Maltby, Thornton, Ormesby, and Middlesbrough).
**Thomas Coates and his first wife Ann Hood came to Nova Scotia with the Yorkshire Settlers on the ship "Duke of York" in 1772. A few years later Ann died, leaving at least six children. Thomas married Elizabeth Henry and they began raising their family of nine children in the Nappan area of Nova Scotia. In 1804, they left members from the first marriage on the homestead and moved with their children to Smith Creek, Kings County, New Brunswick to live on a newly purchased one-thousand acre lot of land." (see http://www.rubycusack.com/issue139.html ). Thomas Coates is buried at Smith's Creek, King's County, New Brunswick. His tombstone bears the following inscription: "In memory of Thomas Coates who emigrated from England in 1772 and resided in Nova Scotia until 1804. From thense came to this place when the country was almost a wilderness with but few inhabitants and departed this life, April 3, 1813 in the 72nd year of his age". (i.e. ca. 1742) (see the "Yorkshire Emigration" page at http://www.libris.ca/yrkfam/yrkpas.htm )
note: Thomas Coates, son of Thomas Coates, was christened 1 Jan 1741/1742 at the parish church at Felixkirk, Yorkshire, England (extracted records, IGI). He was born at Sutton Under Whitestone Cliffe, Yorkshire, and christened at Felixkirk according to researchers. According to several researchers, his parents (Thomas Coates and Mary) also emigrated to Canada, and died there in 1780.
Photos of the gravestones of Susannah Coates Dixon and her husband Charles Dixon may be seen at http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm or http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html (<a href="http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a> or <a href="http://cablespeed.com/~ctdixon/genealogy.html" TARGET="_blank">here</a>.)
The inscription on her gravestone reads as follows: "Erected in memory of Susannah Dixon, a native of Yorkshire, England, who departed this life the 14th day of June 1826, Aged 88 Years."
Many researchers have her death date as 13 June 1826. Not sure which date is correct.
If the age on the gravestone is correct, this places her birth as late 1737 or early 1738. If so, her mother couldn't have been Catherine Thornhill, who married John Coates on 4 May 1742. The only way John Coates could be her father is if he had a previous marriage, unless her age on the gravestone is incorrect.
Christenings for a Susannah Coates found in Yorkshire, England in the right time period:
Susannah Coats, d/o Will. Coats, chr. 15 Sep 1734 at Eastrington, Yorkshire
Susannah Coats, d/o William Coats, chr. 13 Feb 1735 at Thornton By Pocklington, Yorkshire
*Susannah Cotes, d/o Richard Cotes and Mary, chr. 23 May 1736 at Stainton in Cleveland, Yorkshire
Susanna Coates, d/o John Coates, chr. 11 Apr 1736 at Hampsthwaite, Yorkshire
Susannah Coats, d/o Robert Coats, chr. 30 Jan 1740 at Felixkirk, Yorkshire
(#3 above is the most likely, as previously explained. It's not entirely certain, however, if any of these is the right Susannah Coates -- not all christening records from that time period have been preserved).
see also http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm (<a href="http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>)
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General Notes: Child - Mary Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p. 17-18:
"MARY DIXON, the eldest daughter of Charles and Susanna Dixon, married William Chapman, the 1st, who came to Nova Scotia in 1775 and settled at Point de Bute, and whose descendants are probably more numerous than any of the English immigrants of that period, and are scattered far and wide, although a host of the name still remains in the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland.
William Chapman who married Mary Dixon in the year 1780, was a mechanic, who worked at the carpenter trade during the largest portion of his life. He did the joiner work of the brick house built by his father-in-law, Mr. Dixon, before mentioned. He settled at Fort Lawrence so called, where he had a valuable farm. The children of William Chapman and his wife, Mary Dixon, were:
William, born June 13, 1782.
Susanna, born March 19, 1784.
Elizabeth, born Feb'y 9, 1786.
Jane, born December 3, 1787.
Charles, born Sept. 28, 1789.
Henry, born Sept. 2, 1791.
John born Sept. 8, 1793.
Richard, born Sept. 8, 1795.
Jennie, born April 8, 1799.
Sidney Smith, b'rn Aug. 13, 1801.
Mary, born June 26, 1804.
Horatio Nelson, born ---- 1807.
Mary Dixon Chapman departed this life on the 22nd of December, 1837 in the 74th year of her age. Mr. Chapman survived his partner several years and died in March 1844, aged 87 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman were honest, peaceable and industrious citizens, attendants upon the services of the Methodist church, within whose pale they found their spiritual home. Their remains rest in the Point de Bute Methodist church yard, which was a portion of the estate of the first Mr. Chapman, who gave it for a site for a Methodist church and burial place."
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General Notes: Child - Charles Dixon
At the age of six, Charles immigrated with his parents from England to Canada. An interesting fact: in 1803 he traveled across the entire U.S. (from north to south): from Canada to present-day Cincinnati by foot, then by boat down the Mississippi to New Orleans. This was prior to the Lewis & Clark expedition! He returned to Canada by sea. In 1837 he joined the LDS (Mormon) Church and moved his family to Kirtland, Ohio, where they remained until 1854. He died while the family was moving to Utah to gather with the Saints.
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, 1891:
"CHARLES DIXON, eldest son of Charles and Susanna Coates Dixon, was six years old when he left England and came with his parents to Nova Scotia. He was a healthy, vigorous youth, capable of any amount of physical endurance. At the age of sixteen, during the closing years of the Revolutionary War, he and other youths of Sackville and vicinity were taken to Fort Cumberland to perform garrison duty, and acquitted themselves creditably.
In the year 1788 he married Miss Rhoda Emmerson, a daughter of one of the original grantees of Sackville. Mr. Dixon settled on a portion of the land purchased by his father from Danial Hawkins, and rapidly redeemed the same from the wilderness and turned it into fruitful fields.
.....Mrs. Rhoda Emmerson Dixon died July 17, 1799, in the thirtieth year of her age. Mr. Dixon soon after married Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, eldest daughter of Mrs. William Humphrey, of whom mention has been previously made. This marriage, occurring so soon after the death of his first wife, so shocked the sense of propriety of Mr. Dixon's Methodist associates (for he was a member of the Methodist Society) as to cause for a time some estrangement. His parents, however, were the more inclined to overlook the offence, inasmuch as the bride being a Yorkshire lass, the alliance was regarded by them with more favor than the former one. Doubtless they believed (as most Yorkshire people do to the present day) that there is no one quite the equal of a good Yorkshireman.
......Mr. Dixon turned his attention occasionally to various enterprises quite outside of his farming operations. He also had a strong desire to see some other portions of America. About the year 1803, he and a young neighbor named Timothy Richardson visited the United States, through which they journeyed, much of the time on foot, until they reached Ohio. At or near the place now called Cincinnati, they had a boat constructed in which they pursued their journey to New Orleans. From thence they took passage by sea to New York, where in due time they arrived. Mr Dixon, however, fell ill with fever and ague which occasioned increased expenses and delay. Fortunately his brother in law, George Bulmer, was in the city, and finding them out, rendered them such pecuniary aid as they required to enable them to pursue their journey homeward. They then took passage for home with one Capt. Burnham. At Mount Desert they were detained by the severity of the weather for a considerable time, but at length reached home in safety. Whether Mr. Dixon or his companion then had thoughts of finding a home in the United States, is not known.
Soon after his return home he made preparations for brewing ale, and erected one or two stone buildings for that purpose, near where the residence of J. R. Rainie now stands. This enterprise not proving a success, he next turned his attention to the erection of a windmill near the same spot. This also proved unsuccessful, and he subsequently made extensive preparations, and built another mill on a much more expensive scale which stood near his own residence. This one promised to give good satisfaction, but was unfortunately destroyed by fire, and proved a serious pecuniary loss. In 1825 he and his son-in-law Mr. McKinlay, entered into an arrangement to build a ship, upon which in the early part of 1826 they had made considerable progress, when news came from England of a serious decline in the price of ships. They then ceased work, and about two years subsequently sold out to other parties who completed the vessel.
After this unprofitable speculation, Mr. Dixon confined his attention quite successfully to his farm until he sold out, and removed with his wife and seven youngest children to Ohio in the year 1837. Mr. Dixon's removal to Ohio was due to the fact that several of his family had recently embraced the views of the people called Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, and he felt it to be the only safe and proper course for him to pursue. The writer has a vivid recollection of an interview that took place between Mr. Dixon and his brother Edward, at which he earnestly pressed upon his brother's consideration, his recently embraced views, and faithfully exhorted him to follow his example, and warning him of the folly and danger of remaining in a country so soon to be destroyed, as he believed.
Mr. Dixon and family left Sackville on the first day of September, 1837, and travelled in a number of covered wagons, arriving at Kirtland, Ohio, the place of their destination, on the 14th of October, where he purchased a property and settled his family. The year following in the autumn, he, with his daughter Jane and youngest son, started for Missouri. Soon after they had crossed the Missouri River, they met large numbers of the Mormon people, who were being driven out of that state by force, most of whom were in a most destitute condition. They returned with these people to Quincy, Illinois, where Mr. Dixon hired a house and remained for the winter, and liberally used his means in entertaining and relieving the necessities of these poor suffering destitute brethren. The following spring he returned to Ohio (Kirtland), where he pursued with his usual diligence and industry his occupation of farming until the spring of 1854. When he had entered upon his 89th year, and had become nearly blind*, he and his wife, with some of the family, left Ohio for Salt Lake City. They arrived at Rock Island and halted for a few days, while their party were fitting up and getting their teams ready for the journey across the plains. Here Mr. Dixon, on account of his blindness, fell from the steps of a hotel and sustained injuries which proved fatal, and his death occurred on the 22nd day of May (1854). He was buried at Davenport, Iowa. The family pursued their journey, arriving safely at their destination. Mrs. Dixon survived her husband some eleven years, and died at about the same age." (the entire book is online at http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html , see chapter III, p. 57-61 -- <a href="http://home.comcast.net/~montemac/yorkshire2000/charles-dixon-book.html" TARGET="_blank">Charles Dixon Book</a>)
*this same book says that several of Charles Dixon's near relatives also became blind or nearly blind in their old age.
see also http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm (<a href="http://www.rootcellar.us/dixon.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a>)
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1850 Census, Kirtland Dist.#85, Lake County, Ohio (date: 16 Oct 1850)
p.217; dwelling #83; family #86:
Charles DICKSON; age 85; male; occupation: Farmer; birthplace: Eng.
Elizabeth DICKSON; age 75; female; birthplace: Eng.
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General Notes: Child - Susannah Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p. 91-92:
"SUSANNAH DIXON, the second daughter of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, married George Bulmer, in the year 1784. Mr. Bulmer, as previously stated, came when a lad of 12 years of age from England in the same ship with Mr. Dixon and his family, and a few years subsequently, his mother and several of her sons came out and settled near Amherst, where some of their descendants still remain. The Bulmer family is said to be of Norman descent. Mr. George Bulmer purchased a large lot of land adjoining the farm of his father-in-law, which he industriously improved and cultivated for many years, until he became somewhat deranged and this affliction having assumed a somewhat alarming aspect it was deemed necessary in the interests of his family to invoke the action of the Court of Chancery; and a decree was obtained by which the property was placed in the hands of Commissioners, who should control the same for the maintenance of Mr. and Mrs. Bulmer and in the interest of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Bulmer both survived for many years after the above action was taken. Mrs. Bulmer died in 1835 aged 67 years, and Mr. Bulmer in 1841, aged 82 years."
The author has not been able to obtain access to the family register of George and Susanna Dixon Bulmer, or to any data showing the exact date of their marriage or the births of their children, but from the circumstances that have come to his knowledge he believes the following to be correct:
Jane, born in 1785.
James B., born in 1789.
John, born in 1793.
Ann, born in 1797.
Isabel, born in 1801.
H. Nelson, born in 1807.
Ruth, born in 1811.
Charles, born in 1787.
Mary, born in 1791.
George, born in 1795.
Elizabeth, born in 1799.
Edward, born in 1803.
William, born in 1809.
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General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p.126-127:
"ELIZABETH DIXON, third daughter of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, was married to Dr. Rufus Smith in the year 1789. They settled at Westmoreland Point, near Fort Cumberland, at that time a centre of wealth and influence. Dr. Smith's medical practice soon attained large proportions, extending over the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland. He belonged to one of the Loyalist families, and inherited a vigorous constitution. It is said of him that he never failed to respond promptly to the call of a patient whatever difficulties or dangers had to be encountered and overcome in the attempt to reach the patient's home. He was a kind and obliging man, ever ready to assist a neighbor or anyone who needed assistance. He represented Westmoreland county in the Assembly from 1816 to 1827, and again from 1830 to 1834. He continued the practice of his profession until within a brief period of his death, which occurred in the year 1844, in the seventy-eighth year of his age. The family of Elizabeth Dixon and her husband, Dr. Rufus Smith, consisted of:
Fanny - born 1790
Polly - born 1792
Charles Dixon - born 1794
William Coates - born 1796
Mary Elizabeth - born 1799
Matilda - born 1802
Edward B. - born 1805
Lucy - born 1807
Ruth Roach - born 1811
Diana Gay - born 1814
One other died in infancy, and of the above named Polly and Lucy died in childhood. Mrs. Smith survived her husband fifteen years. Two of her daughters having married and being resident at Richibucto, she, with two others, removed there also, where she died in the year 1859, aged 88 years."
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General Notes: Child - Ruth Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p.140-141:
"RUTH DIXON, fourth daughter of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, married Thomas Roach in the year 1793. Mr. and Mrs. Roach settled at Fort Lawrence where Mr. Roach owned a large and valuable property. He was also engaged in Merchandise and subsequently in shipbuilding. Mr. Roach was elected to the Provincial Parliament in 1799 and occupied a set in that body until 1826, having been elected five times in succession. Mr. Roach was a Methodist Local Preacher of more than ordinary ability and a liberal supporter of Methodist and benevolent institutions. The family of Thomas and Ruth Dixon Roach consisted of the following, viz:
John - born 1794
Susannah D. - born 1795
Jean - born 1797
Charles D. - born 1800
Mary - born 1802
Thomas - born 1805
Edward - born 1807
Mrs. Roach died in March 1810, in the 38th year of her age. In a memoir of her, written by her husband, it is stated that about one week previous to her death she was taken ill and complained of a severe pain in her side, and that medical aid was not obtained for about three days. When her brother-in-law, Dr. Rufus Smith, was called, who bled her on the occasion of his first visit, which was on Sunday and again on Monday, and again on Tuesday, and that Mrs. Roach died the following Thursday. Doubtless the medical treatment she received would be very unfavorably regarded at the present day, yet there is no room to doubt that Dr. Smith did all in his power to arrest the progress of the disease and save the life of one so greatly beloved and esteemed, with whom he and his family were so nearly connected. Mr. Roach says of her that she was a devoted Christian woman and died in the faith of the Gospel.
Mr. Roach was subsequently married, first, to a widow lady, Mrs. Sarah Allan, and after her death, to a Miss Mary Dickson of Onslow, N.S., and after her decease to a Miss Charlotte Wells, who survived him several years. None of the three last wives left children. Mr. Roach died in 1833, aged 65 years."
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General Notes: Child - Martha Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p.152-153:
MARTHA, youngest daughter of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, married the Rev. Benjamin Wilson in 1793. Mr. Wilson was a native of Virginia, and appointed by one of the American Conferences, at the request of Bishop Black, to labor in the Provinces. He came to the Cumberland Circuit early in the year 1893 [1793]. In 1895 [1795] he was sent to St. John. He occupied several other circuits in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, remaining in the work of the ministry about ten years, when he decided to locate. His father-in-law, Mr. Dixon, supplied him with the capital to commence merchandise at Dorchester, and a short time after permitted his son William C., to enter as a partner into the business, which was conducted until about 1820 in the name of Wilson & Dixon. During the latter part of this partnership term, the firm experienced heavy losses in their lumbering operations, and through the failure, or dishonesty, of an agent in England. Mr. Wilson very soon became a prominent man in the community and in 1820 was elected one of the representatives for Westmoreland County in the Provincial Parliament. Mr. Wilson's death occurred September 20th, 1824. While in the act of crossing the Straits of Northumberland in a small schooner laden with salt, commanded by Capt. Samuel Cornwall, through the inclemency of the weather or other causes, the vessel, cargo and all on board were lost. Mrs. Wilson survived her husband about twenty-five years, and died in 1849, age 74 years.
The family of Martha Dixon and her husband Benjamin Wilson, bore the following names:
Susannah, born Aug. 1795.
Mary Elisabeth, born May 1798.
Martha, born May 1804.
Jane Ruth, born March 1806.
Benjamin, born Mar. 1808.
Fanny Black, born June 1810.
Louisa Ann, born Jun. 1812.
Charles, born May 1815.
Hannah Caroline, born July 1819.
Three others, viz. Joseph, Ann and Edward, died in childhood and infancy."
a photo of her gravestone may be seen at http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm (<a href="http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach_cem.htm" TARGET="_blank">click here</a> -- click on the photo to see a larger version)
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General Notes: Child - Edward Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p.169-170:
"EDWARD, second son of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, resided at Sackville on the homestead farm of his Father. He married Mary Smith, daughter of John Smith, who was a Yorkshire Methodist Local Preacher and lived for a time at Falmouth, N.S., where several of his family (including Mary above named) were baptised by the Rev. Freeborn Garretson. Mr. Smith removed from Falmouth and settled at Parrsboro, where a number of his descendants still remain. His wife was a sister of Thomas Bowser, one of the early Yorkshire settlers of Sackville.
The family of Edward and Mary Smith Dixon, who were married in 1802, bore the following names:
Charles - born 1803
Edwin - born 1805
Elizabeth - born 1806
Jane Bamford - born 1808
John Edward - born 1811
George Smith (twin) - born 1814
William Coates (twin) - born 1814
Rufus Smith - born 1816
James Dunbar - born 1819
Another, born in 1810, died in infancy.
Mr. Dixon followed farming with fair success for a number of years. In 1825 he entered into an arrangement with a Mr.Venning to build a ship for the English market. The arrangement was carried into effect the year following. In the mean time the price of ships had fallen off so greatly that the enterprise resulted in heavy financial loss. After this, Mr. Dixon confined his attention to his farm until 1842, when he rented his farm and devoted the greater part of his time to visiting the remote and sparsely populated portions of the surrounding country, assisting in holding religious services, distributing books of a religious character, and striving to promote the spiritual welfare of the people. This work he continued until near the close of his life. Mr. Dixon was for over half a century a zealous and consistent member of the Methodist Church, a large portion of which period he held the offices of Trustee, Steward and Leader, in all of which he diligently and faithfully labored to promote the advancement of God's cause. Mrs. Dixon was also a deeply pious and devoted member of the same church for an equal period of time. She died in the year 1854, aged 74 years. Mr. Dixon survived his wife about seven years and died in 1851 , aged 85 years, nearly."
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General Notes: Child - William Coates Dixon
from HISTORY OF CHARLES DIXON, One of the Early English Settlers of Sackville, N(ew) B(runswick) (1891), Compiled by James D. Dixon -- A Grandson, p.190-191:
"WILLIAM COATES, youngest son of Charles and Susannah Coates Dixon, after attaining his majority, continued to assist his Father and Brother Edward in the management of the farm until the year 1808, when he entered into partnership with his brother-in-law Benjamin Wilson at Dorchester, where they conducted a mercantile business. They were also engaged in lumbering operations, and during a portion of this partnership period, Mr. Dixon resided at Shediac, where in the year 1820 he married Miss Matilda Beckwith, daughter of John Steadman Beckwith, Esq. Soon after his marriage the partnership business terminated and Mr. Dixon and family returned to Sackville and settled on his farm where they remained until the year 1827. Then they sold the farm to Mr. Crane and returned to Shediac where they kept a hotel for a few years, and then removed to, and settled upon a farm at Buctouche, where they resided until death. The family of William Coates and Matilda Beckwith Dixon consisted of three sons and three daughters named as follows:
Horatio Edward, born July 25, 1821.
Mary A., born December 9, 1822.
Lavinia Caroline, born August 11, 1826.
Caroline Lavinia, born September 8, 1830.
John Steadman, born October 7, 1833.
William James, born May 27, 1836.
Mr. Dixon, who was quite blind for several years previous, died in 1865 in the 87th year of his age. Mrs. Dixon's death occurred quite suddenly within a few days after that of her husband, at the age of 64 years. They were life-long attendants upon the services of the Methodist Church; and services were frequently held at their house, which was ever a home for the Ministers of the Gospel. As they lived, so also they died in the faith of the Gospel."
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Husband Benjamin Green
Born: 1724
Baptized:
Died: December 28, 1806 - Bernardston, MA
Buried:
Father: Thomas Green
Mother: Martha Moulton
Marriage: 1744
Other Spouse: Hannah Robinson
Wife Elizabeth Coats
Born: 1722
Baptized:
Died: April 11, 1760 - West Springfield, MA
Buried:
Children
1 M Silas Green
Born:
Baptized: August 25, 1745 - West Springfield, MA
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Polly Severance
Marr: January 22, 1795
2 F Eunice Green
Born:
Baptized: April 26, 1747 - West Springfield, MA
Died: June 1829
Buried:
Spouse: Moses Smith
3 F Martha Green
Born:
Baptized: October 23, 1748 - West Springfield, MA
Died: March 25, 1813 - Gill, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Ebenezer Slate
4 F Anna Green
Born:
Baptized: June 24, 1750
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jonathan Hurlbert
5 M Benjamin Green
Born:
Baptized: October 22, 1752 - West Springfield, MA
Died: December 27, 1796 - Gill, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Martha Wells
6 M Thomas Green
Born:
Baptized: December 3, 1752
Died: 1776 - Springfield, MA
Buried:
7 F Sarah Green
Born: 1754
Baptized: July 3, 1757
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Israel Bagg
Marr: January 11, 1776
8 M Jeptha Green
Born: 1755 - West Springfield, MA
Baptized: July 3, 1757
Died: September 16, 1839 - Gill, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Margaret Bagg
Marr: March 26, 1778 - West Springfield, MA
9 F Elizabeth Green
Born: 1757
Baptized: September 3, 1758
Died: March 20, 1839
Buried:
Spouse: William Fox
10 M Samuel Green
Born: March 21, 1760 - West Springfield, MA
Baptized:
Died: April 18, 1841
Buried:
Spouse: Abigail Slate
General Notes: Child - Thomas Green
Thomas died while in the Army in Springfield, MA. ·8
General Notes: Child - Samuel Green
Samuel fought in four Revolutionary battles, including Lexongton, Ticonderoga and Bennington. ·8
Husband Isaac Coats
Born: 1760 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: April 2, 1790 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Buried:
Marriage: August 4, 1788 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Wife Mary Eyre
Born: June 8, 1762 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: December 19, 1833 - Claymont, Delaware, USA
Buried:
Father: Manuel Eyre
Mother: Mary Wright
Other Spouse: Thomas Robinson - May 18, 1796 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Children
General Notes: Husband - Isaac Coats
info-A.Farrington 1993
info-W.Clawson 1997
REFN SRCS-ZT
General Notes: Wife - Mary Eyre
/Coats/
/Robinson/
was in info-A.Farrington 1993; Source: fam hist and bible records
was in info-W.Clawson 1997
REFN SRCS-ZT
Husband John Coats
Born: 1705 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Buried:
Marriage: 1721 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Wife Mary Heyl
Born: 1705 - NJ
Baptized:
Died: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Buried:
Children
1 F Mary Coats
Born: September 1723 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1798 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Richard Wright
Marr: 1712 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
General Notes: Husband - John Coats
SOUR family history and bible
Extensive real estate owner
General Notes: Wife - Mary Heyl
/Coats/
SOUR family history and bible
General Notes: Child - Mary Coats
/Wright/
SOUR family history and bible
Husband Richard Wright
Born: 1690 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Buried:
Father: Richard Wright
Mother:
Father: Richard Wright
Mother: Unknown
Marriage: 1712 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Other Spouse: Mary Coates
Wife Mary Coats
Born: September 1723 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1798 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Buried:
Father: John Coats
Mother: Mary Heyl
Children
1 F Mary Wright
Born: 1735 - Kensington, Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: September 18, 1798 - Kensington, Pennsylvania, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Manuel Eyre
Marr: January 8, 1761 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
2 F Lydia Wright
Born: - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Baptized:
Died: October 30, 1815
Buried:
Spouse: John Eyre
Marr: 1759 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
General Notes: Husband - Richard Wright
was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
was one of the leading ship builders in Philadelphia, PA
General Notes: Wife - Mary Coats
/Wright/
SOUR family history and bible
General Notes: Child - Mary Wright
/Eyre/
was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
was in info-W.Clawson 1997
REFN SRCT-GD
General Notes: Child - Lydia Wright
/Eyre/
Was in info-A.Farrington 1983 based on family history and bible records
Was in info-W.Clawson 1997
Husband Thomas Wright Coats
Born: 1800 - NC
Baptized:
Died: - IN
Buried:
Marriage: 1822 - Westfield Mm, NC
Wife Mary Hiatt
Born: 1806 - Grayson Co, VA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Zachariah Hiatt
Mother: Anna Ann Coffin
Other Spouse: William Pickett - 1845 - Cherry Grove Mm, IN
Children
General Notes: Husband - Thomas Wright Coats
fam hist-J.Beekman 1992 pg 46
General Notes: Wife - Mary Hiatt
/Coats Pickett/
fam hist-J.Beekman 1992 pg 46
Husband Noah
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Lamech
Mother: Betenos Ashmua
Marriage:
Wife Emzara Naamah Coba
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Rakeel
Mother:
Children
1 M Shem
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Sedegetelebab Or Ollo
2 M Japheth Ben Noah
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Adatoneses Bint Eliakim
Husband Elisha Cobb IV
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: James Cobb III
Mother:
Marriage:
Wife Cobb
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Elisha Cobb V
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cobb
General Notes: Husband - Elisha Cobb IV
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,
General Notes: Wife - Cobb
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,
General Notes: Child - Elisha Cobb V
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,
Husband Elisha Cobb V
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Elisha Cobb IV
Mother: Cobb
Marriage:
Wife Cobb
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M William Cobb
Born: Unknown - ??
Baptized:
Died: Unknown
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth Murch
General Notes: Husband - Elisha Cobb V
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,
General Notes: Wife - Cobb
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,
General Notes: Child - William Cobb
Descendants of John Helmuth Klesath & Mary Anna Engel/William J. Marston & Louise C. Klesath/other surnames, Coons, Wilson, Windland, Hesselberth, Boon/Boone, Marston,